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With the development of groundbreaking components for terahertz quantum cascade lasers, a huge leap has been made in the field of laser technology. A group of researchers have successfully designed a broadband single-chip external coupler with the potential to redefine the functionality of terahertz QCL.The new external coupler is fundamentally based on planar bimetallic waveguides. Its design is ...
Meltio is an expert in the field of cost-effective linear laser metal deposition additive manufacturing technology (directed energy deposition, DED) and has launched the new Meltio Robot Cell, a turnkey metal additive manufacturing solution equipped with industrial robotic arms and the recently launched slicing software Meltio Space.The new hardware aligns with the vision of this Spanish company t...
Abstract: A groundbreaking discovery by CNR Nanotec and scientists from the University of Warsaw has revealed a robust method for creating long-lived quantum fluids using semiconductor photonic gratings. This study, published in the journal Nature Physics, marks a significant step forward in simulating complex systems through unique polariton droplets that demonstrate stability in lifespan and rec...
On December 11th local time, New York State announced a partnership with companies such as IBM, Micron, Applied Materials, and Tokyo Electronics to jointly invest $10 billion to expand the Albany NanoTech Complex in New York State, ultimately transforming it into a high numerical aperture extreme ultraviolet (NA EUV) lithography center to support the development of the world's most complex and pow...
A team of researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Optoelectronics, Systems Technology and Image Development and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology are using single-photon avalanche diode (SPAD) arrays to achieve three-dimensional (3D) quantum ghost imaging.The new method, called "asynchronous detection," produces the lowest photon dose of any measurement and can be used to image light-sensitive...