Cobolt, a part of Hübner Photonics, has introduced the Cobolt Tor XS, a Q-switched laser
Cobolt, a part of Hübner Photonics, continues to target the Raman spectroscopy market with the addition of 633nm and 785nm STM on the 08-01 series, with the aim to secure the market position as a major supplier of all laser wavelengths to the high resolution Raman market
Matthew Dale finds that food sorting using spectral analysis is big business
Cobolt, a part of Hübner Photonics, has added a new wavelength of 640nm to the Cobolt 05-01 series of single frequency lasers
Thanks to rapid technology advancements in recent years, Raman spectroscopy has become a routine, cost-efficient, and much appreciated analytical tool with applications in material science and in-line process control for pharmaceutical, food & beverage, chemical and agricultural industries. This white paper discusses important performance parameters to consider when selecting a laser for Raman spectroscopy experiments
Cobolt, a part of Hübner Photonics, has released the Cobolt Skyra, a multi-line laser platform
Cobolt, a part of Hübner Photonics, will highlight new wavelengths of 457nm, 473nm, 515nm, 660nm and 1,064nm on its 08-01 series, complementing the already available wavelengths of 405nm, 532nm, 561nm and 785nm. The 08-01 series of single frequency and narrow linewidth lasers are ideal for Raman spectroscopy applications.
Jane Burgermeister reports on world-class neuroscience research that’s being advanced by photonics
HÜBNER Photonics, a division of the HÜBNER Group, has been appointed by Azur Light Systems (ALS) of France to distribute their products in Germany, Austria and Switzerland (D/A/CH) as well as the Nordics from 1 June 2017
Cobolt, Swedish manufacturer of high performance lasers, will show a range of new products at the show
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Tiny nanodiamonds are being used to dramatically optimise the calibration of optical microscopes, Matthew Dale finds
After the test disk is placed inside the chamber, some fine tuning is required to ensure they are horizontal and perfectly centred (credit: Caltech)
LIGO scientists have developed a new mirror coating that could dramatically increase the observatory's detection rate of gravitational waves
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Advances in research have made strides in the improvement of wearable and AR/VR displays
LLNL optical engineers Justin Wolfe (left) and Simon Cohen are seen through the 'r' filter (credit: Garry McLeod)
A telescope, described as one of the world’s newest, has been completed following a project undertaken by researchers to develop some very specialist optical filters
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Advances in optical prisms are being used to help researchers gain a greater understanding of space and astronomy
Universities offering associate degrees for optics technicians could help answer the photonics skills shortage, finds Jessica Rowbury
