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  1. Blocking Vibrations That Remove Heat Could Boost Efficiency Of Next-Gen Solar Cells 10/5/2020

    Led by the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, a study of a solar-energy material with a bright future revealed a way to slow phonons, the waves that transport heat.

  2. No-Distortion, Hi-Definition Teleprompter Mirrors Supplied By Abrisa Technologies 7/27/2020

    Abrisa Technologies, a US based specialty custom glass fabrication and optical coating company supplies no-distortion, high-definition cut-to-order image grade mirrors for teleprompter applications.

  3. Abrisa Technologies Publishes New Brochure: “Your Total Solution Partner” 5/2/2019

    Abrisa Technologies has just published a new brochure detailing the company’s Total solution approach for custom glass fabrication, specialty glass selection and expertise in optical coatings. The 12-page brochure highlights the capabilities of the company’s two divisions, Abrisa Industrial Glass (AIG) and ZC&R Coatings for Optics (ZC&R). With over 125,000 sq. feet combined between the divisions, Abrisa Technologies strives to partner with its customers from concept through production, delivering custom designed solutions to meet application-specific requirements as well as the best in fitness-for-use performance and volume manufacturing.

  4. The Fundamental Limitation In The Key Material For Solid-State Lighting 1/23/2018

    For the first time an international research group has revealed the core mechanism that limits the indium (In) content in indium gallium nitride ((In, Ga)N) thin films – the key material for blue light emitting diodes (LED).

  5. Researchers Propose New Gas-Solid Reaction For High Speed Perovskite Photodetector 1/16/2018

    A recent paper published in NANO showed the gas-solid reaction method provides a full coverage of the perovskite film and avoids damage from the organic solvent, which is beneficial for light capture and electrons transportation, resulting in a faster response time and stability for perovskite photodetectors.

  6. PG&O® Provides Advanced Optics And Thin-Film Optical Coatings for Biomedical Applications 12/19/2017

    Precision Glass & Optics (PG&O), provides optical thin film coatings and custom optical solutions for a wide variety of life science and biomedical applications. With the recently-announced installation of an in-situ optical monitoring and advanced rate control system, the company produces single- and multi-layered thin films with ultra-precision, up to 10x higher accuracy than previously available.

  7. Fiber Optic Center introduces High Refractive Index Coating For Optoelectronics, LEDs, Emissive Displays 7/7/2017

    Fiber Optic Center, Inc., (FOC), an international leading distributor specializing in helping their customers make the best cable assemblies in the world, introduces High Refractive Index Coating for Optoelectronics, LEDs, Emissive displays, AL-2264. By Kathleen Skelton

  8. Grauling Research Announces Revolutionary Coating Technology For Improved Infrared Sensor Performance 6/7/2016

    Grauling Research, Inc. announced the IR-ISE™ (Infrared - Improved Sensor Efficiency - U.S. Patent Pending), an improved photoconductive infrared sensor coating developed with revolutionary technology.  The new IR thin-film coating greatly enhances performance and improves efficiency of infrared sensors; in many applications the coating also seals and protects the device, eliminating the need for glass encapsulation.

  9. Abrisa Technologies Offers Screen Printing On 80” Diagonal Glass For Display Applications 5/3/2013

    Abrisa Technologies, a leading supplier of high performance flat glass for the display industry can now screen print on 80 inch diagonal soda lime or low iron float glass for a wide variety of applications including digital signage, ruggedized outdoor displays, and monitors.

  10. Exotic Electro-Optics And Lightworks Optics Merge Operations; New Company Renamed Lightworks Optical Systems 4/30/2013

    Exotic Electro-Optics, Inc. (EEO) and LightWorks Optics, Inc. (LWO) today announced the companies have merged operations and are now operating under the name LightWorks Optical Systems, Inc. A subsidiary of II-VI Incorporated, LightWorks Optical Systems is a leading provider of high precision integrated optical systems and infrared optics, coatings and assemblies. Headquartered in Murrieta, the company will continue to operate from the Murrieta and Tustin, California facilities.