Environment CO₂ laser welding can produce glass to store hazardous waste safely, says LZH LZH researchers use CO₂ laser welding to seal glass containers for hazardous chemical waste storage Latest Content CO₂ laser welding can produce glass to store hazardous waste safely, says LZH Aspheric lenses: Design them in from the start Out now: the Oct/Nov issue of Electro Optics – photonics for a more sustainable future White papers Aspheric lenses: Design them in from the start Aspheric lenses are no longer the expensive last resort they once were. This White Paper shows optical designers how to use them to improve performance, cut component count and keep costs competitive Webcasts On-Demand: Photonics in environmental monitoring: challenges and opportunities On-demand: Photonics applications in greenhouse gas sensing On-demand: The power of particle analysis: From pharma to factories More content Tackling water quality challenges with compact uv spectroscopy Quantum spectroscopy: How 'squeezed light' can boost environmental sensing Taking on climate change with space-based spectroscopy How photonics can close the climate measurement gap Solid-state illumination Light Engines for photoresponsivity characterisation Researchers design novel spectrometer for air pollutant analysis New method uses visible light in sustainable chemistry process The Hamamatsu Photonics Vision Suite: A glimpse into the future of photonics BAE Systems launches methane monitoring satellite US government funds photonics-enabled clean technology Photonics West 2024: Photonics innovations key to fighting climate change 'Laser scarecrow' can prevent damage to crops Pagination Previous page ‹ Previous Page 9 Next page Next ›
