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Strong Coupling in Fully Tunable Microcavities Filled with Biologically Produced Fluorescent Proteins
The versatility of studying polariton phenomena with fluorescent proteins in fully tunable optical microcavities is addressed.
A New Standard for Dynamic FLIM
New method “rapidFLIM” for the dynamic Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging (FLIM).
Enhanced optical modulation depth of terahertz waves
A particularly intriguing terahertz modulator has been created by Dr. Tianlong Wen, Prof. Qiye Wen and their colleagues.
2016 Printing for Fabrication Conference
The 32nd edition of the International Conference on Digital Printing Technologies (NIP) was held in Manchester, UK, this month.
Multiple Energy Transfer Pathways Enabling Super-Efficient Broadband Upconversion
Upconversion holds promise for applications ranging from photovoltaic cells to bioimaging.
From aggregation-caused quenching luminogens to solid fluorescent materials
A brand new strategy for fabricating organic solid fluorescent materials containing aggregation-caused quenching luminogens.
Artificial Columnar Nacre: A Superoleophobic Material for Underwater Applications
Researchers have prepared artificial columnar nacre based on montmorillonite/hydroxyethylcellulose, with excellent underwater low adhesion and superoleophobicity.
2016 Printing for Fabrication Conference
2016 Printing for Fabrication Conference to address advancements in print-based Ffabrication, functional materials, and applications on September 12-16, 2016, at the University of Manchester.
Angle-Insensitive and CMOS-Compatible Subwavelength Color Printing
The proposed color filter devices produce distinctive reflection colors that are easily tuned via a one-step fabrication process.
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