Environment Monitoring the environment with pre-existing fibre-optic networks From earthquake detection to structural monitoring and even glacier science, fibre-optic sensing is redefining how we measure changes in our environment Latest Content Measuring what matters: Ocean Optics’s approach to spectroscopy and employee empowerment Harnessing UV-Vis spectroscopy and digital tools for smart water management Monitoring the environment with pre-existing fibre-optic networks White papers Achieving parts per quadrillion gas detection with laser spectroscopy This White Paper examines groundbreaking research from Harbin Institute of Technology that achieved carbon monoxide detection at 920.7 ppq Webcasts On-Demand: Photonics in environmental monitoring: challenges and opportunities Photonics applications in greenhouse gas sensing On-demand webcast - The power of particle analysis: From pharma to factories More content How ground-breaking photonics tech is making an environmental impact MIT engineers use a photonics chip to measure lead levels in drinking water Introducing the May issue of Electro Optics National Ignition Facility upgrades laser pulse shaping system with new modulators Ring laser precision measurements of Earth’s rotation improve climate models The first perovskite tandem solar cell production line is coming online Infra-red cooling tape helps to dissipate electronics heat Hyperspectral satellite leaves methane polluters nowhere to hide MethaneSAT ‘was a long-term vision... to drive change in the world’ Industry outpacing GDP: Photonics Frontiers 2024 Single photon lidar with low-power laser opens up air and space applications Laser-treated cork created to help oil spill clean-ups Pagination Previous page ‹ Previous Page 7 Next page Next ›
