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Flexible and robust Te/PET films for ultrafast all-optical terahertz modulators
25+ min ago (38+ words) 24-7 Press Release Newswire Email: Email Us Here a, Measured modulation response under different mechanical states. b, recognition accuracy of ANN based on Te/PET device responses....
Coherent Corp. to Unveil PhotonLink™ Platform at ECOC on September 21, 2026
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More sensitive light detection, even after thousands of bends!
2+ hour, 57+ min ago (185+ words) CHANGWON, South Korea — A research team led by Principal Researcher Jung-Dae Kwon, Yonghun Kim, and Jongwon Yoon of the Energy & Environment Materials Research Division at the Korea Institute of Materials Science (KIMS), headed by President Chul-jin Choi, has developed a…...
Air Draws the Picture, a Soft 64-Pixel Screen That Runs on Nothing but Vacuum
3+ hour, 52+ min ago (142+ words) Soft silicone dots rise and fall across an eight-by-eight grid, forming shapes and simple patterns without a single glowing diode or liquid crystal. Soiboi Soft, the maker behind the project, built this entire display from air pressure differences, 3D-printed plastic,…...
KAIST Develops Light-Based Artificial Fingerprints
6+ hour, 30+ min ago (320+ words) < The research team. From left: Dr. Geon Gug Yang and Professor Sang Ouk Kim from KAIST. In the circles, from left: Professor Seok Joon Kwon and Ph.D. student Seong-Gyun Im from Sungkyunkwan University. > < Figure 1. Schematic illustration of polycrystalline colloidal self-assembly and the PUF authentication method. > Recent advances in artificial intelligence have made cyberattacks increasingly sophisticated, while future quantum computers may pose a threat to conventional cryptographic systems. As a result, growing attention is being paid to technologies that use the unique physical characteristics of products…...
Photonic’s Breakthrough Demonstration of Efficient QLDPC Logic Published in Nature Communications
16+ hour, 49+ min ago (25+ words) The Manila Times Engineering the Path to Reliable Quantum Computing +1 804 337 2569...
Energy Weapons - The Weaponry of Tomorrow Is Already Here
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (623+ words) par Philippe | Sep 20, 2014 | Monde de l'aviation, avions de chasse, Aviation militaire, Nouvelles, Avions de chasse furtifs High energy lasers capable of taking out missiles and enemy aircraft from great distances. That’s what the weapons are in Star Trek in the…...
Hot Chips 2026 NVIDIA Spectrum-X Multiplane Network Architecture Slide 10 Scale-Out AI Depends on Optics
17+ hour, 1+ min ago (31+ words) ServeTheHome Hot Chips 2026 NVIDIA Spectrum-X Multiplane Network Architecture Slide 10 Scale-Out AI Depends on Optics...
KAIST uses light to distinguish real from fake with hard-to-replicate “artificial fingerprints”
8+ hour, 53+ min ago (277+ words) Recent advances in artificial intelligence have made cyberattacks increasingly sophisticated, while future quantum computers may pose a threat to conventional cryptographic systems. As a result, growing attention is being paid to technologies that use the unique physical characteristics of products…...
Breakthroughs in nanotechnology: lenses, robots, memory, and photonics
11+ hour, 3+ min ago (145+ words) Korean metalenses, German nanorobots, Chinese DDR5, and American on-chip fiber optics Over the past few months, several research groups have presented breakthrough developments: from flat lenses for augmented reality glasses to nanorobots that collect bacteria, from Chinese DDR5 memory catching up with…...