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Read article: Scientists propose super-bright light source powered by quasiparticles
A new light source concept based on plasma accelerators could be harnessed for a variety of applications, including non-destructive imaging and computer-chip manufacturing
Read article: Terahertz laser induces room-temperature superconducting phase in a fullerene compound
Effect is transient but the right light source could make it last longer, say researchers
Read article: Entangled light source is fully on-chip
Compact device could lead to practical sources of multiphoton cluster states
Read article: Atomic clocks put Einstein and the Standard Model to the test, UK’s XFEL plans enter design phase
In this podcast we chat about comparing atomic clocks and plans for a free electron laser
Read article: Photonic band structure created in electrically driven OLED microcavities
Stack of organic light emitting diodes forms hybridized energy states with strong dependence on unit cell geometry
Read article: Dose measurement system could improve phototherapy for jaundiced newborns
Estimating the rate of energy delivered by a phototherapy lamp within a selected wavelength range could optimize neonatal phototherapy
Read article: X-ray technique sheds fresh light on correlated metals
Combined experimental and theoretical approach reveals electronic correlations in quantum materials
Read article: Talking about Hawking, Brazil’s new synchrotron light source
In this podcast we chat about a new biography of Stephen Hawking and catch up with the director of Latin America’s only synchrotron light source
Read article: Human hand used as an infrared source to reveal secret messages
Radiation from fingers creates complex signals
Read article: ‘Twistoptics’ produces a tunable nonlinear optical response
Twisted layers of 2D materials could be used to generate entangled photons for quantum optics and quantum information applications
