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Due to research conducted by scientists from South Korea and the UK, the power of lasers will be able to increase by one million times. The researchers plan to apply this improvement for scientific purposes.The study was led by representatives of Strathclyde University and the Korea Institute UNIST and GIST. Behind the scenes footage of their work in the journal Nature Photonics. It has been prove...
Develop and research a new downhole bubble point pressure measurement technology suitable for black oil and volatile oil to enhance well analysis using spectroscopy.Representative fluid characteristics are required for a wide range of oilfield lifespans, such as the initial scale and production planning of reservoir hydrocarbon reserves. Fluid characteristics are usually obtained from laboratory s...
Recently, the High Power Laser Physics Joint Laboratory of Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, completed the research of hard X-ray zoom beam splitting imaging on the micro focus X-ray source for the first time, and solved the problem of beam splitter limitation in the hard X-ray band. The related achievements are titled "Bifocal photo scene imaging in the...
The fully 3D printed electric spray engine is suitable for small satellite in orbit maneuver, and its production cost is only a small part of that of traditional thrusters.Image source: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USAThe Massachusetts Institute of Technology team recently demonstrated an electric spray engine made entirely of 3D printing technology, which can be propelled by emitting ...
Two photon polymerization is a potential method for nanofabrication of integrated nanomaterials based on femtosecond laser technology. The challenges faced in the field of 3D nanoprinting include slow layer by layer printing speed and limited material selection due to laser material interactions.In a new report in Progress in Science, Chenqi Yi and a team of scientists in the fields of technical s...