Zinc oxide, nanostructures, and magnetic doping – all these in our January’s physics highlights.
Results for "laser"
Hyperuniform disordered photonic materials with a complete band gap
Due to their unique properties these fascinating materials are predicted to possess a complete photonic bandgap without any long-range order.
A week in the materials industry: February 11th 2014
A roundup of news from the past week in the materials science industry.
Vanadium dioxide holds the key to spintronic smart sensors
Researchs integrate vanadium oxide onto a silicon chip, paving the way for multifunctional spintronic smart sensors and next-generation spintronic devices.
Researchers capture photoactivation at the single-cell level
G. Han and co-workers have reported real-time recording of tuned upconversion nanoparticles mediating rapid photoactivation down to just a few cells.
Best of Advanced Optical Materials – Now online
Advanced Optical Materials has made a selection of the best articles from 2013 available to download for free.
Controlling light with light
A new approach to control light with light without the need for optical nonlinearity has been suggested by a Russian-British research group.
The new look of LPR: making the best of your work
Laser & Photonics Reviews has a new look! The first issue with new cover pages making full use of background covering pictures was released this month.
Polymer optics – the future of light modulation
Free access to the latest special issue of the Journal of Polymer Science: Polymer Physics, on polymer optics.
Most accessed papers in physica status solidi for November 2013
We present the most downloaded papers from the pss journal family from November.
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