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...and Fraunhofer IAF orders “first in Europe” quantum accelerator from Quantum Brilliance.

Max Planck Institute integrates broadband, high-frequency modulation of OPO output.

Researchers working to develop new way of harvesting solar energy in space.

French imaging and analytical technology group aiming to add MWIR camera specialist to growing portfolio.

Startup raises $18M; aims to aid efforts to scale quantum computers with interconnects based on synthetic diamond.

Lidar-based method uses back-scatter from surfaces to measure texture and roughness.

Next-generation version of the Japanese auto maker’s 'EyeSight' stereo camera to benefit from up to 150 dB of dynamic range.

UC San Diego and Boston University develop faster diagnosis to combat spread of the disease.

New approach has identified some 1,000 landslide points in São Sebastião state.

Grace Roman Space Telescope “one giant step” closer to unlocking the mysteries of universe.

Showcasing parts made from challenging materials like brass, polymers, glass.

TNO-led “ZIEZO” project creates double sided solar cells and Venetian blinds to raise electricity yield.

Fraunhofer ILT says custom beam profiles improve component quality, cut material losses.

Oregon Health & Science University enhances visibility of both tumors and nerves for surgeons.

Devices exponentially amplify light, promising novel amplifiers, sensors, and lasers.

Winning companies’ innovative photonics products will be announced at event at SPIE Photonics West in January.

Fiber laser firm says it recently began delivering key components for high-power weapon source.

Platform combining two treatments for peripheral artery disease should improve patient outcomes.

Korean research team was inspired by phenomena like peacock feathers and butterflies.

US-based developer of trapped ion systems eyes new fiber lasers and chip-scale photonics in shift away from bulk optics.