Abstract
American researchers have devised a new-type of laser that provides bursts
lasting 10 times longer than previous examples-enough to enable “movies” of these
reactions; Scientists at the Imperial College, London, U.K., have developed a
mid-infrared imaging method to assist in quickly identifying cancerous cells;
Managing the photons within a gallium arsenide solar cell to maximize its external
fluorescence was the key step to realizing its record efficiency; An international
group of researchers reports that a simple, secondary speckle-sensing microscopy
technique quickly and correctly identified malaria in cells.
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