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- LaserUnraveling the structural dynamics of photosystem II with femtosecond
Unraveling the structural dynamics of photosystem II with femtosecond X-ray crystallography. From phys.org.
$0.00 - LaserTrapping and excitation of the simplest molecule: Precise measurement
Trapping and excitation of the simplest molecule: Precise measurement matches theoretical predictions. From phys.org.
$0.00 - LaserGenerating powerful optical vortices directly from a thin-disk laser o
Generating powerful optical vortices directly from a thin-disk laser oscillator. From phys.org.
$0.00 - LaserResearch team demonstrates robust light propagation in open systems
Research team demonstrates robust light propagation in open systems. From phys.org.
$0.00 - LaserResearchers develop efficient and accessible single-molecule platform
Researchers develop efficient and accessible single-molecule platform for detecting various amylin species. From phys.org.
$0.00 - LaserUltrafast laser technology could offer improved cancer treatment
Ultrafast laser technology could offer improved cancer treatment. From phys.org.
$0.00 - LaserSLAC fires up the world's most powerful X-ray laser: LCLS-II ushers in
SLAC fires up the world's most powerful X-ray laser: LCLS-II ushers in a new era of science. From phys.org.
$0.00 - LaserLaser shots could spark additional discoveries in astrophysics
Laser shots could spark additional discoveries in astrophysics. From phys.org.
$0.00 - LaserMechanisms of ultra-fast gigahertz burst femtosecond laser ablation
Mechanisms of ultra-fast gigahertz burst femtosecond laser ablation
$0.00 - LaserScientists develop new molecular system made from abundant element man
Scientists develop new molecular system made from abundant element manganese for photooxidation. From phys.org.
$0.00 - LaserUsing lasers and 'tow-trucks', Japanese firms target space debris
Using lasers and 'tow-trucks', Japanese firms target space debris. From phys.org.
$0.00 - LaserFirst light at the most powerful laser in the US
First light at the most powerful laser in the US. From phys.org.
$0.00 - OtherPhoton Storage in a Ground-State Vapor Cell Quantum Memory
Photon Storage in a Ground-State Vapor Cell Quantum Memory
$0.00 - LaserScientists create effective 'spark plug' for direct-drive inertial con
Scientists create effective 'spark plug' for direct-drive inertial confinement fusion experiments. From phys.org.
$0.00 - LaserNASA collaborating on European-led gravitational wave observatory in s
NASA collaborating on European-led gravitational wave observatory in space. From phys.org.
$0.00 - LaserScientists invent ultrathin optical crystal for next-generation laser
Scientists invent ultrathin optical crystal for next-generation laser tech. From phys.org.
$0.00 - LaserResearchers develop novel tumor-targeting nanospheres to improve light
Researchers develop novel tumor-targeting nanospheres to improve light-based cancer diagnosis and treatment. From phys.org.
$0.00 - LaserHigh-performance 937-nm laser lets scientists see deeper with lower power
High-performance 937-nm laser lets scientists see deeper with lower power. From phys.org.
$0.00 - OtherInternet cable reveals the source of underwater vibrations
Internet cable reveals the source of underwater vibrations
$0.00 - LaserHow Laser Technology has made Manufacturing Easier
Laser welding is a different and more efficient type of welding. The laser radiation energy diffuses through the material to melt it and form a special molt. Laser technology has been ideal in achieving spot welding, butt welding and seal welding in thin walls. Laser welding has many advantages that have changed the manufacturing industry for the better
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