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Imaging blood flow in the eye
Intensity-based Doppler optical coherence tomography gives an accurate, high-speed, 3D readout of ocular blood flow.
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A new system offers an affordable and versatile alternative for applications requiring actuation and sensing at very small resolution.
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Monitoring biochemical interactions can serve as the basis for many diagnostic techniques.
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Simulation method improves accuracy for optical metrology and nanooptics design
A dedicated finite-element solver enables accurate and fast simulations of light interaction with metallic nanostructures.
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Metal organic frameworks for chemical recognition
Frameworks with adjustable nanoporosity, high surface area, and many known structures may pave the way for portable, low-cost chemical sensors.
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