Lasers and sensors offer bird’s eye view on climate change In orbit, in the air or even on the ground, photonics technologies give us a precise big picture on climate change, discovers Ben Skuse Latest Articles First Solar acquires Evolar AB to develop next-gen solar cells Perovskites leading the PV efficiency race Lidar satellites to capture Earth's land surface in 3D More content First Solar acquires Evolar AB to develop next-gen solar cells Perovskites leading the PV efficiency race Lidar satellites to capture Earth's land surface in 3D PIC-based quantum sensors to assess climate change from orbit What caused the 'mystery' green laser wall in Hawaii? Satellites to monitor gas pipelines for leaks using hyperspectral imaging A deep dive: superluminescence for environmental monitoring Underground quantum sensing set to erupt The hyperspectral view from space Chromacity partners with Tematys Device to convert CO2 and hydrogen into clean energy products using sunlight and LEDs Wasatch Photonics partners with Nikalyte to evaluate new SERS substrate Pagination Page 1 Next page Next ›