A new nanolaser developed by Danish researchers could enable computer chips to use light for communication, potentially halving energy consumption and increasing speed.
A new nanolaser developed by Danish researchers could enable computer chips to use light for communication, potentially halving energy consumption and increasing speed.
Scientists developed a new LED technology that powers insulating nanoparticles with organic molecular antennas, producing ultra-pure near-infrared light for medical imaging and communication.
Skoltech researchers developed an ultra-compact electro-optic modulator using silicon photonics and plasmonics, enabling efficient optical signal control for applications in communication and signal processing.