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Transforming Vision Correction Using Versatile Spiral Diopter Lens

A spiral-shaped lens that keeps a sharp focus at various distances and in diverse light situations has been created by researchers.

Laurent galinierBertrand simonUniversity of bordeauxOptique graduate schoolOptica publishing groupNanosciences laboratoryVision correction usingVersatile spiral diopter lensOptica publishingStudy authorSpiral diopterFreeform lensesEnhanced multifocal

Spinning Metasurfaces Help to Form Compact Thermal Imaging System

A novel method has been created by researchers who do thermal imaging using meta-optical devices.

Zubin jacobMegan craigXueji wangOptica publishing groupPurdue universityResearch team leaderOptica publishingStudy first authorPostdoctoral researcher

Micron-Resolution Imaging Broadens the Scope of Biological and Biomedical Research

Researchers have created an X-Ray imaging system that can capture intricate images of living creatures while using a far lower X-Ray dose than was previously achievable.

Lily ramseyRebecca spieckerKarlsruhe institute of technologyBiomedical researchOptica publishing groupResolution imaging broadensKarlsruhe institutePhd studentOptica publishing

Advancing Quantum and Nano-Photonics with Machine Learning | Webinars

Advancing Quantum and Nano-Photonics with Machine Learning | Webinars
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United statesAlexandra boltassevaDotty garvin tonjesDanish council for independent researchInstitute for electricalTechnology review top young innovatorTechnical university of denmarkPurdue universityNational academy of inventorsInternational society for optical engineersUniversity of erlangenPhotonics society young investigator awardElectronics engineersOptical society of americaMaterials research societyBlavatnik national award for young scientists finalist

An Affordable Way to Execute Ultrafast Imaging

Expensive ultrafast cameras that capture millions of images per second are required to capture blur-free images of fast movements like falling water droplets or chemical interactions.

Xianglei liuSkyla bailyJinyang liangMeta platforms incConcordia universityInstitut national de la recherche scientifiqueOptica publishing groupAffordable wayExecute ultrafast imagingAssociate professorApplied computational imagingInstitut national de la rechercheMeta platformsOptica publishingIndustry focusBetter ultrafast