Medical engineering 2026 Nobel Prize for Medicine goes to photonics tech A study on optogenetics has been awarded the prize for using light to control individual nerve cells in living brains Latest Content Aspheric lenses: Design them in from the start 2026 Nobel Prize for Medicine goes to photonics tech Scaling precision glass microstructures with ultrafast lasers New technologies Edmund Optics to distribute Chromacity's ultrafast lasers 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 How Oxxius MixxWave laser combiners power UCL's cancer research mesoSPIM for lightsheet brain imaging This White Paper examines how University College London's Cancer Institute has deployed an open-source mesoSPIM lightsheet microscope powered by Oxxius MixxWave laser combiners to advance brain cancer research Ensuring laser reliability in critical systems This White Paper is designed to provide system designers, product managers, and R&D engineers with the technical knowledge and practical strategies needed to optimise laser module reliability Webcasts On-demand: The power of particle analysis: From pharma to factories More content Healing properties of light Researchers develop laser capable of producing sound using light World's most intense laser system declared fully operational Growth in biophotonics depends on rapid clinical translation Optical mammography modification ups sensitivity for cancer imaging Spectroscopic tool to improve thyroid cancer screening Global photonics to create one million jobs by 2030, Photonics21 report finds Photonics takeaways from the Medica trade fair The brightest brains New UK Photonics centre to shine a light on healthcare Enhancing Vision: Laser corrective eye surgery Brains behind the beauty Pagination Previous page ‹ Previous Page 21 Next page Next ›
