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Recently, researchers announced the development of a way to use laser blasting to break down plastic and other material molecules into their smallest parts for future reuse.This method involves placing these materials on a two-dimensional material called transition metal dichalcogenides and then irradiating them with light.This discovery has the potential to improve the way we handle plastics that...
It is reported that researchers from the University of Waterloo in Canada have reported a study on the plasticity of copper oxide nanowires induced by femtosecond laser. The related research was published in Applied Surface Science under the title "Femtosecond laser induced plasticity in CuO nanowires".Metal oxide nanowires are ideal materials for manufacturing nanodevices, especially strain senso...
On May 30th, Jenoptik announced on its official WeChat account that after approximately two and a half years of construction, its new factory in Dresden, Germany, with an investment of nearly 100 million euros, has officially opened. This is the largest single investment project in Jenoptik's recent history.Jenoptik President and CEO Dr. Stefan Traeger stated that this new factory will make Dresde...
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...
One vision for computing the future is to use ripples in magnetic fields as the fundamental mechanism. In this application, magnetic oscillators can be comparable to electricity and serve as the foundation of electronic products.In traditional digital technology, this magnetic system is expected to be much faster than today's technology, from laptops and smartphones to telecommunications. In quant...