Scattering-invariant modes of light are transmitted through a disordered medium in the same way as through homogeneous space
Read article: Indestructible light waves travel through opaque material as if it isn’t there
Tailoring the spatial profile of the incident laser beam enables accurate measurement of objects hidden behind disordered structures
Read article: Complex light waves measure hidden objects
Highly nonlinear process observed in lanthanide nanocrystals could lead to advanced imaging, sensing and light detection applications
Read article: Tiny particles produce huge photon avalanches
Measurements of transverse spin from unpolarized light sources raise further questions over the physical origins of spin angular momentum
Read article: Spin in unpolarized light defies conventional picture
Devices could be put on satellites to create Earth-sized detector
Read article: Optical clock sets new constraints on dark matter
New device converts twisted laser light into mechanical work
Read article: Optical matter machine steps up a gear
New devices could find applications in biomedical sensing and targeted, non-invasive drug delivery
Read article: Microswimmers benefit from thermoelectric guidance
Coupling electrons to optical resonators could lead to novel technologies for nanoscale sensing and microscopy
Read article: Light waves steer electron beams thanks to whispering gallery effect
Unusual properties of so-called "trochoidal" light waves could lead to new spectroscopic tools
Read article: ‘Cartwheeling’ light reveals new type of polarized light-matter interaction
New ultrafast technique is the first to do away with fluorescent emitters
Read article: Stimulated emission detection images single nanocrystals at high speed
