Electromechanics also operates at the nanoscale

Electromechanics also operates at the nanoscale

Optical control of magnetic effects at the nanoscale

Optical control of magnetic effects at the nanoscale

Nanomedicine: Loading up a cure

Nanomedicine: Loading up a cure

Nano Patents and Innovations: Pairing Quantum Dots With Fullerenes For Nanoscale Photovoltaics

Nano Patents and Innovations: Pairing Quantum Dots With Fullerenes For Nanoscale Photovoltaics

Hot STM captures thermal decomposition in situ at the nanoscale - nanotechweb.org

Hot STM captures thermal decomposition in situ at the nanoscale - nanotechweb.org

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sponsor   The May 2011 issue of Photonics Spectra is now archived on Photonics.com   Imaging in the Ultrafast Lane Observing what happens when atoms interact or proteins fold requires picosecond or faster imaging. Recent innovations promise to allow researchers to capture previously invisible events. That capability could have industrial and medical uses, as can be seen with examples of imaging below and above the visible spectrum. FULL ARTICLE >> Preserving Moore's Law Pushes Lithography to its Limits The race is on to develop the next technology that will enable manufacturers to continue scaling down their chip sizes. Will optics provide the answer everyone is looking for? The brisk march of optical lithography has set the pace for the shrinking size of semiconductor devices and integrated circuits (ICs) that we see today. FULL ARTICLE >> Expert Q&A: Trends in Laser Alignment Laser alignment affords manufacturers great precision and efficiency in assessment of their equipment, allowing them to take minute measurements and correct tiny errors that otherwise could mean big problems down the line, including materials wasted or time lost. To get a picture of current activity in laser alignment, Photonics Spectra turned to experts from two companies in the thick of things: Opto-Alignment Technology Inc. in Indian Trail, N.C., and Pinpoint Laser Systems Inc. in Peabody, Mass. FULL ARTICLE >> Using SBIRs as a Platform for Success Perseverance is the most important factor in garnering a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) award, according to Brimrose Corp.'s founder and CEO. And he should know. In 1984, Dr. Ron Rosemeier found himself at the end of his postdoc with the University of Maryland and nothing to show for it. His SBIR applications had been rejected 20 times. He had maxed out his credit cards, piling up $100,000 in debt. He had been unemployed for three months. The dream of this self-described technology geek to start his own photonics company appeared to be over before it had begun. FULL ARTICLE >> More News & Analysis Tech News Peregrinations FastTrack Editorial GreenLight Products from this Issue Fiber Laser Calmar Laser, Inc. Diode Laser System DILAS Diode Laser, Inc. Dynamic Profiler 4D Technology Corporation Ultrafast TOF Detectors Ultrafast TOF Detectors sponsor sponsor sponsor       Looking for Lasers and Laser Systems products? Search the Photonics Buyers' Guide or Browse these product categories: CO2 Pulsed Lasers Diode-Pumped Solid-State Lasers Excimer Lasers Laser Diode Arrays Laser Optics Ti:Sapphire Lasers     sponsor Unsubscribe: http://www.photonics.com/newsletterUnsubscribe.aspx Questions: pr@photonics.com Subscribe | Manage Subscriptions | Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions of Use

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GADGETS The Goods: May 2011's Hottest Gadgets A pogo stick with bigger bounce, paint rollers that make corners easy, an awesome laser board game and more [read full story] Gallery: The Goods, May 2011 A super-bouncy pogo stick, a curious laser-based board game, this knifey survival kit, and more Gallery: Elements For Clean Energy Elements found in places like this mountain mine are essential to our lithium-powered future Archive Gallery: PopSci's Brief Foray Into Pseudoscience A range of almost-science, including telepathy, cryptozoology, and bunny hypnosis + Photo Galleries	SCIENCE How 29 Long-Ignored Elements Could Make or Break the Clean-Energy Revolution Depending on who you ask, these long-ignored, widely-scattered elements are either a dealbreaker or no problem at all [Read full story] DIY Hackintosh Diaries, Part One: It's Never Been Easier to Build a Hackintosh We explain the basics of installing Mac OS X on a homebuilt PC. It's much easier than you might think [Read full story] SCIENCE The Psychology of Semen, Part Two: Your Questions Answered Come again? [Read full story] SCIENCE We Asked Twelve Ocean Experts How to Save the Seas With so many problems with our oceans--and solutions to them--it can be tricky to know where to start. So we asked the experts [Read full story]

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