Max Planck research finds speedy spectroscopic solution

Research group leader Dr Hanieh Fattahi (right) and Kilian Scheffter (left) in the lab.

Research group leader Dr Hanieh Fattahi (right) and Kilian Scheffter (left) in the lab. Image: Susanne Viezens, MPL

A research team at the Max Planck Institute of the Science of Light in Erlangen, Germany, has developed a technique that they suggest will speed up the process of spectroscopic analysis.

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