“This work opens new avenues for material scientists and biologists to mimic in the lab the structure of living tissues and to upscale the production of engineered constructs.” ~ Dr. Riccardo Levato and Prof. Chris Moser.
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The PicoQuant 25th Single Molecule Workshop
The 25th Single Molecule Workshop brought together renowned researchers with young scientists in Berlin to discuss and exchange latest results in the field.
Smart Compound Eyes Enable Tunable Imaging
A smart, biomimitic compound eye is made from proteins.
Light-Powered Robotic Snails
How a light-powered snail is addressing scalability in robotics.
Complete Freedom for Direct Writing Liquid Metal Patterns
Prof. Jungchul Lee reports a four degrees-of-freedom direct writing technique for liquid metal patterns.
Shedding Red Light on Sports Injuries
Investigating factors that influence red‐light penetration through human tissue.
Melting Moon Dust
Through the ambitious Moonrise project, German researchers are looking to melt Moon dust in order to produce usable building materials on the Moon.
Optical Trapping of HIV Cells to Improve Diagnosis
An optical trapping transmission measurement technique for the spectral analysis of HIV-1 infected cells.
PicoQuant’s Quantum Symposium Covered a Wide Range of Photonic Quantum Technologies
The second edition of this symposium provided not only outstanding and inspiring talks but also excellent opportunities for networking. Berlin (Germany), 06 June 2019 – From May 22 to 24, 2019, PicoQuant held its second international symposium on “Single Photon Based...
A Perspective on Organic and Bio‐Inspired Materials for Photonics
Advanced Functional Materials publishes a special issue on the most advanced achievements and promising approaches in the field of bio-inspired materials for photonics.
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