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Silica-Based Fiber Boosts Broad-Spectrum Spectroscopy
Fibers with a broad optical spectrum are useful in spectroscopic applications because they enable the collection and analysis of more information over a greater wavelength range. A variety of spectroscopic applications require light transmission...
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Crystal-Clear Research
Exciting new findings about crystals – on subjects as diverse as diamonds, peptide nanofibers and colloids – could prove useful in science and industry, perhaps leading to new nanoscale constructs and better electronics. Diamond in...
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Mid-IR Tunable Lasers Probe Hydrocarbon Molecules
Infrared laser spectroscopy is a powerful technique that allows unique identification of chemical species as well as study of their properties. Measuring absorption as a function of wavelength enables chemists to obtain spectra of compounds that are...
Photonics Spectra, September 2009
Australian Agenda: No Great Barriers?
With the launch of the Institute of Photonics and Optical Science (IPOS) in April 2009, scientists at the University of Sydney in New South Wales, Australia, now can draw on the research and teaching expertise of the university’s schools of physics,...
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For LEDs, Maybe size Does Matter
In the lighting and display product markets, the buzz has been about LEDs, which have experienced dramatic changes in the past several years and which continue to push aggressively forward. The hot topic is organic LEDs (OLEDs) and their promise...
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Combined Instrument Reveals Relationships Between Chemistry and Surface Physics
Researchers from Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta have combined two highly sensitive techniques into a single system and have demonstrated its efficacy on a model process. The combination revealed a correspondence between changes in...
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Different Chemistry at an Icy Edge
Clearing up the atmospheric impact of salting roads and sidewalks is one possible outcome of recent research exploring the quasiliquid layer found at the interface between air and ice. Another possible outcome could be a better understanding of the...
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Free-electron lasers in 2005 are where airplanes were in 1925: well established as a useful new technology, but with enormous untapped potential — and lots of people seeking to tap it. As with other light sources, from tabletop lasers in university...
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