From The Editor
-
NASA, ESA, And The Use Of Infrared In Space
9/23/2024
Infrared astronomy revolutionized space exploration, revealing hidden cosmic phenomena. From early discoveries to advanced space telescopes, it enables the study of cool objects, distant galaxies, and exoplanets.
-
A Look At VISION 2024
9/19/2024
VISION 2024 is coming soon – let’s take a quick look at this biennial event.
-
Bringing The World To The Most Remote Spot On Earth
9/16/2024
High-speed broadband satellite communication might be slower than cable and fiber internet but for the most remote community on Earth, it could be a blessing.
-
Turning Sunlight And Water Into Green Energy
9/10/2024
OSU researchers developed a highly efficient photocatalyst using metal-organic frameworks and metal oxides. It rapidly produces hydrogen from sunlight and water, offering a sustainable alternative to fossil fuel-based hydrogen production.
- Fishing For Trouble: How Mass Spectrometry Helped Solve The Lake Powell Cheating Case 9/6/2024
-
RF And Photonic Innovations Post 9/11: An Overview
9/4/2024
The 9/11 attacks changed everything. They also spurred significant advancements in RF and photonics technologies for security and emergency communications, making the world a safer place today.
-
The Evolution Of Metrology: From Cubits To Augmented Reality
8/27/2024
Metrology evolved from ancient Egyptian cubits to the metric system, driving scientific progress. Modern trends include AI, automation, and nanoscale measurements for sustainability.
-
How Tissue Spectroscopy Just Might Save Your Life
8/20/2024
The average person might not think about tissue spectroscopy in their daily life, but its applications have far-reaching impacts on healthcare and medical diagnostics that can benefit everyone. Here's why tissue spectroscopy matters.
-
The Use Of Advanced Optics In Border Security
8/16/2024
ICE uses advanced optics for border security: high-res cameras, infrared sensors, X-ray scanners, fiber optics, LiDAR, and drones. These tools enhance surveillance and detection capabilities.
-
Unwrapping The Herculaneum Papyri With Infrared, Imaging, And AI
8/14/2024
The Herculaneum Papyri, buried by Vesuvius in 79 BCE, are being deciphered using advanced imaging and AI, revealing ancient texts on philosophy and pleasure.