Features
Greg Blackman looks at systems presented at the recent Control trade fair for quality inspection
Keely Portway looks at how fibre lasers are advancing bio imaging and disease diagnosis and treatment
Keely Portway looks at some of the latest developments in optical mirrors – including a trend for larger sizes – and how the technology may develop further
3D technology is just one of the innovations emerging in the large display market, as Andy Extance assesses the prospects for LCD, OLED and microLEDs in the fight for a share of this competitive space
Jessica Rowbury looks at the latest research in the hunt for dark matter, one of the biggest mysteries in physics
Powered predominantly by lidar, plus spectroscopy and visual-wavelength imaging, Andy Extance discovers unmanned aerial vehicles can safely survey hazardous environments
Keely Portway looks at how researchers and commercial entities are developing Raman technology to benefit medical applications
Controlling electrons and atoms, and forming nanogratings using femtosecond-duration pulses offer new possibilities for memory and processing, finds Andy Extance
Andy Extance explores optical design for vehicles, including the headlamps that you’ve been seeing in your rear view mirror
Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is becoming faster and more effective, allowing the imaging of functional processes in tissue, finds Barbara Stumpp
Shaping light wavefronts is improving many areas of microscopy – and is enabling Nobel Prize winner Eric Betzig’s most important work yet, finds Andy Extance
Keely Portway looks at some of the latest advances in light-based test and measurement techniques