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Organic polymer semiconductor materials, due to their unique molecular structure and weak van der Waals interactions, are endowed with the characteristics of soluble processing and easy flexibility, and have potential applications in portable and implantable medical monitoring devices. A highly flexible, skin conformal, and excellent spatial resolution X-ray detector is expected to be integrated w...
Norman Noble, the world's leading contract manufacturer of next-generation medical implants, today announced the launch of the Noble STEALTH HP, an ultrashort pulse laser for the fabrication of innovative medical devices and implants.It is reported that the laser is mainly equipped with a high-power laser cutting system, which can achieve high-quality cutting results without heat affected zone (HA...
Recently, Luxium Solutions, a high-performance crystal material supplier, announced the successful completion of its strategic acquisition of Inrad Optics, a leading optical materials company. This milestone transaction not only greatly enriches Luxium's innovative product matrix, but also injects valuable resources, operational wisdom, and capital drive into Inrad Optics. Both parties will work t...
A group of researchers from the Max Planck Institute of Optoelectronics has made a significant breakthrough in using laser cooling to travel sound waves. This development brings us one step closer to the quantum ground state of sound in waveguides, which is of great significance for quantum communication systems and future quantum technology.By using laser cooling, scientists can significantly red...
Researchers at the Federal College of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL) have shown that femtosecond lasers suitable for palm size can be manufactured using glass substrates.Can femtosecond lasers made entirely of glass become a reality? This interesting question prompted Yves Bellouard, the head of the Galata laboratory at the Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, to embark on a journey after y...