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Tue 27-01-2015  |
New Laser Could Significantly Improve Biomedical Imaging |
| Yale researchers have developed a new semiconductor laser that could advance imaging quality across a broad range of applications. Designed around chaotic cavity laser activity, the device eliminates image corruption. It provides the brightness of traditional lasers and the low image corruption of light-emitting diodes, which could enable next-generation microscopes, photolithography, and biomedical imaging.
Read more at meddeviceonline.com |
