Optical physics Research update ‘Molecules’ of light wiggle and jiggle Soliton pairs vibrate like two bonded atoms Read article: ‘Molecules’ of light wiggle and jiggle
Optical physics Interview A gateway to the biological world Optical physicist Gail McConnell discusses how novel biomedical imaging techniques are changing the kinds of questions biologists can ask Read article: A gateway to the biological world
Optical physics Research update Fibre-linked atomic clocks put special relativity to the test Time dilation confirmed to one part in 100 million by researchers in three European nations Read article: Fibre-linked atomic clocks put special relativity to the test
Optical physics News Flash Physics: Photons could interact in tiny silicon voids, plasma drives high-gain laser amplifier Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics Read article: Flash Physics: Photons could interact in tiny silicon voids, plasma drives high-gain laser amplifier
Optical physics News Flash Physics: Silver boosts optical computers, debris ring orbits young star, Ernest Moniz joins fusion firm Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics Read article: Flash Physics: Silver boosts optical computers, debris ring orbits young star, Ernest Moniz joins fusion firm
Quantum mechanics News Flash Physics: Matter-wave tractor beams, WiFi routers make holograms, nuclear-industry’s Brexit plans Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics Read article: Flash Physics: Matter-wave tractor beams, WiFi routers make holograms, nuclear-industry’s Brexit plans
Optical physics Research update Seeing through fog using noisy light New method tracks objects in scattering media Read article: Seeing through fog using noisy light
Optical physics Research update Soliton molecules dance in a kaleidoscope of light Control of light pulses could benefit pump-probe spectroscopy Read article: Soliton molecules dance in a kaleidoscope of light
Ultrafast science Research update Physicists learn how to put plasmons in a twist Orbital angular momentum could be used to encode information Read article: Physicists learn how to put plasmons in a twist
Optical physics Research update Eco-friendly ultraviolet LEDs could zap disease Efficient devices could replace mercury lamps Read article: Eco-friendly ultraviolet LEDs could zap disease
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