Environment Harvard SEAS claim on-chip mid-infrared picosecond pulse generator first for gas sensing and spectroscopy Chip-scale mid-infrared pulse laser developed by Harvard SEAS to advance environmental monitoring and medical imaging Latest Content Harvard SEAS claim on-chip mid-infrared picosecond pulse generator first for gas sensing and spectroscopy Out now: the April / May issue of Electro Optics – The Spectroscopy Special Bridger Photonics’ gas-mapping lidar named Energy Technology Solution of the Year White papers Advances in quantum cascade lasers for critical real-world applications This White Paper explores recent advancements in quantum cascade lasers and their applications in fields such as environmental monitoring, industrial process control, and, critically, nuclear safety Webcasts Photonics applications in greenhouse gas sensing On-demand webcast - The power of particle analysis: From pharma to factories More content How inefficient is my laser system and why is it important? Studying Polymer Phase Transitions with Raman Spectroscopy LASER GAS LEAK DETECTION WITH INFRARED Plastic sorting using mid-IR linear detector array Spectroscopy in Modern Agriculture Every grain counts The driving force behind autonomous vehicles Developing extra sensitive environmental detectors Connecting climate with photomasks: Using skills for good Real-time monitoring of LED greenhouse lighting Application note: Differential optical absorption spectroscopy Laser-drilled filter separates microplastics in water Pagination Previous page ‹ Previous Page 11 Next page Next ›
