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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...
Figure: Researchers have created a chip based ring resonator that operates in the ultraviolet and visible light ranges and exhibits record low UV loss. The resonator (small circle in the middle) is displayed as blue light.Researchers have created chip based photonic resonators that can operate in the ultraviolet (UV) and visible regions of the spectrum and exhibit record low UV loss. The ne...
Laser material processing has been widely used in advanced industries, ranging from designing and producing lightweight, ultra wear-resistant parts and equipment with complex geometric shapes to repairing damaged or worn components through technologies such as 3D printing of deposited metal powders or deposits.Use laser pulses for surface treatment to prevent fatigue. But the impact of such techno...
Recently, Siemens Energy's Materials Solutions division (hereinafter referred to as Siemens) officially signed a cooperation agreement with Rolls Royce, a well-known enterprise in the field of aviation engines in the UK, agreeing that Siemens will develop and supply mass-produced additive manufacturing components for Rolls Royce's civil aerospace business.Rolls Royce and 3D Printing TechnologyRoll...
Femtosecond laser emits ultra short light pulses with a duration of less than 1 picosecond, reaching the femtosecond domain. The characteristics of femtosecond lasers are extremely short pulse width and high peak intensity.Ultra short blasting can minimize waste heat, ensure precise material processing, and minimize incidental damage. Their peak intensities can cause nonlinear optical interactions...