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Optically Pumped Semiconductor Lasers technology has achieved great success in the market due to its various unique advantages, with over 100000 OPSL devices currently operating in the market. This article introduces the application and new developments of OPSL in the fields of flow cytometry and DNA sequencing.OPSL has the characteristics of flexible wavelength extension, adjustable power, compac...
Scientists from Leibniz University in Hanover have pioneered the development of a new manufacturing technology - UV LED based microscopy projection lithography. This technology is expected to completely change the manufacturing method of optical components, providing high resolution at lower cost and ease of use. The MPP system utilizes the power of UV LED light sources to transcribe the structura...
Scientists at the City University of New York use tiny nitrogen defects in the atomic structure of diamonds as "color centers" to write data for storage. This technology is published in the journal Nature Nanotechnology and allows for encoding multiple bytes of data into the same nitrogen defect at multiple optical frequencies, without confusing the information content.The common laser based techn...
Recently, the Cold Molecular Ion Research Group of the Institute of Precision Measurement has made significant progress in the loading, trapping, and recognition of thorium ions. The related research results have been published as cover and selected articles in the international physics journal Journal of Applied Physics, titled "Loading and identifying variable charged thorium ions in a linear io...
Imagine being able to carry a 3D printer with you and quickly create low-cost objects, such as fastening bicycle wheels or parts needed for critical medical surgeries. Scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the University of Texas at Austin have combined silicon photonics and photochemical technology to successfully develop the first chip based 3D printer, taking a cru...