Among new understandings of ceramics is a revolutionary conceptualization of their quantum mechanical properties, superconductivity and ferroelectricity. In this way, ceramics may be classified as “quantum materials”.
By Ben Pilkington
20 Dec 2019
LCM is a form of microscopy which utilizes laser excitation, fluorescent light and optical screening techniques to produce a highly refined, digital image.
By Aro Nugawela
20 Dec 2019
The world of 3D printing atom by atom is a process that requires great delicacy and precision, and the research behind it is required to be extensive. For this reason, concepts are being worked on for a number of years.
By Sarah Moore
20 Dec 2019
Gas analysis plays an important role in a variety of industries today. There are numerous methods of analyzing gases; different types of gas that are present in the samples, their electromagnetic features or their molecular composition.
By Ben Pilkington
18 Dec 2019
Quantum Light Metrology has teamed up with Future Aerial to create groundbreaking technology using quantum sensors to detect methane gas, which they hope will address methane leakage.
By Sarah Moore
18 Dec 2019
Put simply, a quantum sensor is a quantum device that responds to stimulus. For a sensor to be considered a quantum sensor it has to be able to do one of the following:
By John Allen
18 Dec 2019
Researchers at the University of Miami have conducted a successful project where they have shown that 3D printing with quantum dots could have applications in creating devices that protect us from UV light.
By Sarah Moore
18 Dec 2019
Metrology – the science of measurement – has been progressed considerably in terms of accuracy, resolution and precision in recent years by the exploitation of the peculiar observable effects of quantum mechanics.
By Ben Pilkington
14 Nov 2019
Advances in our understanding of quantum particles have been crucial for the development of infrared (IR) spectroscopy, the study of interactions between matter and IR radiation.
By Ben Pilkington
11 Dec 2019
Mie scattering is the elastic scattered light of particles with a diameter larger than or equal to the wavelength of incident light.