Ocean Optics has developed a range of high-powered LED light sources for fluorescence excitation and other spectroscopy measurements
Ocean Optics has released a new line of spectrometer wavelength calibration sources for convenient, reliable spectrometer calibration
Dr. Steve Buckley has joined Ocean Optics, Inc., a Halma plc company, as Vice President, Product Development and Engineering
Imaging spectroscopy offers a powerful way to understand this world and others, and optical innovations are enhancing its capabilities, finds Andy Extance
Matthew Dale finds that food sorting using spectral analysis is big business
Now available from Ocean Optics is the Ocean MZ5, a compact, fully integrated ATR-MIR spectrometer that measures liquid samples from 1,818–909 cm-1 (5.5-11μm)
Optical explosive detection is set to help remove restrictions on the liquids airline passengers can carry on, finds Andy Extance
The latest spectrometer from Ocean Optics uses a novel optical bench design and high-performance components to provide high throughput, low stray light and excellent thermal stability for integrated, industrial and research applications
Rob Morris, marketing director, Ocean Optics, says that science, education & entrepreneurship initiatives are needed to see growth in spectroscopy and photonics
At booth 723, Ocean Optics’ Ocean FX versatile spectrometer will be on show, distinguished by an acquisition speed of up to 4,500 scans per second, onboard processing for favorable SNR and reduced transfer time, and robust communications via USB, Gigabit Ethernet and Wi-Fi. The Ocean FX is an ideal choice for high-speed process applications, measurement of transient events, and reaction monitoring.
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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
