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Recent Articles
Search ArticlesOptical Topology and Protected Light States
Reviewed by Susha Cheriyedath, M.Sc. Optical topology describes how the bands of an engineered photonic medium carry a global property that survives small changes in shape or material. Researchers build these media from photonic lattices, coupled ring resonators, waveguide arrays, and photonic crystals, then tune couplings, phase delays, and lattice geometry until the bands acquire that property.
Optical Scanning Holography Detects AI-Generated Satellite Images With 99.31% Accuracy
Reviewed by Sarah Kelly To address the challenges associated with detecting manipulated satellite imagery, researchers have developed a novel multi-scale framework based on optical scanning holography (OSH). Their developments, published in Scientific Reports, focus on the critical role of optical signal processing to enhance detection capabilities. Study: Multi-scale optical scanning holography for robust manipulation detection in satellite images.
Forest Floor to Treetops, Cameras Reveal Congo Basin’s Hidden Wildlife
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) tropical forests stretch across an extraordinary landscape of rivers, wetlands, savannas and towering trees. But in a forest this vast, biodiversity doesn’t exist on a single plane. It climbs into the canopy. It moves between branches and vines, disappears into the understory and travels across the forest floor. An infrared camera placed strategically in a treetop in the Congo Basin.
EV Group Addresses Critical Manufacturing Challenges for Next-Generation Co-Packaged Optics
EV Group (EVG), a leading provider of innovative process solutions and expertise serving leading-edge and future semiconductor designs and chip integration schemes, today announced that it is actively engaged with customers and partners across the rapidly evolving co-packaged optics (CPO) ecosystem to support the needs of hyperscale data centers, AI infrastructure and high-performance computing (HPC) applications.
ABB and Nüvü Exoplanet Camera Readout System for NASA Flagship Telescope Launched Into Orbit
NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is equipped with high-precision imaging camera electronics developed by ABB and Nüvü Cameras The ultra-sensitive camera readout system enables NASA to study planets beyond our solar system, helping advance the search for other worlds The Roman mission will pave the way for NASA’s Habitable World Observatory, a future mission concept to identify potentially habitable planets The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, NASA’s infrared observatory launched on...
New Light-Sheet Microscope Maps Rapid Neural Activity Across Zebrafish Brains
Reviewed by Sarah Kelly Understanding how neural networks operate across the brain requires imaging electrical activity with both high temporal resolution and broad spatial coverage. To advance this field, a recent study published in the journal Nature Methods introduced a remote-scanning light-sheet microscope that can record neuronal voltage fluctuations across the brains of larval zebrafish. Study: Voltage imaging of neurons distributed across entire brains of larval zebrafish.
Laser-Driven Electron Beams Demonstrated for Preclinical Radiotherapy Research
Reviewed by Sarah Kelly *Important notice: This news reports on an unedited version of an accepted paper and is awaiting final editing. Therefore, the paper should not be regarded as conclusive or treated as established information. Using controlled kHz laser-driven electrons, researchers have successfully demonstrated what they describe as the first on-demand, in-air irradiation of biological samples using this type of electron source.
Optikos Obtains 110 SPRS Score, Validating Supply Chain Security for Defense Programs
Optikos has officially obtained a score of 110 on the Department of Defense’s Supplier Performance Risk System (SPRS) assessment. This milestone confirms the company’s full compliance with the stringent cybersecurity controls mandated by NIST SP 800-171 and CMMC Level 2 requirements. The achievement solidifies the company’s status as a trusted partner for the US defense industrial base and boosts confidence in its security controls across industries.
How Silicon Photonics is Reducing the Cost of AI Data Centers
Reviewed by Susha Cheriyedath, M.Sc. Data center traffic has grown at a compound annual rate close to 30%, and about 75% of that traffic never leaves the building. Artificial Intelligence (AI) training clusters concentrate this movement into dense flows between accelerators, and turn the network into a large line item in every build. Switch silicon has absorbed much of that demand.
New Eyewear Design Uses Face Shape and Eye Movements to Improve Vision
Reviewed by Laura Thomson *Important notice: This news reports on an unedited version of an accepted paper and is awaiting final editing. Therefore, the paper should not be regarded as conclusive or treated as established information. A recent study published in Communications Engineering demonstrated that sharp, distortion-free vision with prescription eyeglasses can be achieved without relying heavily on expensive high-order aspheric lenses.