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Sustainable heterojunction system uses only 10% of the silver required by conventional devices.

...while ESA launches Biomass satellite to determine world’s forest carbon profile.

Belgian startup is developing an intelligent vision platform that combines contact lenses with adaptive optics and sensors.

Ateneo de Manila University method may be a simple way to make dynamic focusing components.

Purdue and Rwanda-based medical research group photograph developing conjunctiva in the field.

Discovery described as “foundation for advances in quantum computing and technologies”.

Industrial and defense technology firm expects some impact from market uncertainty and will take action to protect margins.

SPRINTER project to develop wireless technology to replace “sluggish” industrial nets.

Tin halide perovskite device hits 16.65% efficiency, promising “lead-free PV future”.

New Mexico startup aiming to build ‘the globe's largest and most efficient quantum-dot supply chain’.

Portland State University and JPL platform tests ability of microorganisms to thrive in space.

Infrared stimulation of injected gold nanorods stimulates recovery from AMD, retinal disorders.

...while Lumileds and Eindhoven deploy metasurfaces to boost microLED output.

Microdisplays firm posts solid increase in annual sales; says it is in a good position to cope with tariff impacts.

Control algorithm shows promise with high-bed cultivation methods.

First on-chip, picosecond MIR laser pulse generator to requires no external components.

Lynchpin semiconductor equipment supplier does not yet know how to quantify the impact of US import tariffs and retaliation.

Offers new possibilities to control light across the spectrum and insight into light–matter interactions.

...and Hamamatsu mass-produces “world’s first” terahertz wave detection modules.

Optical switch technology intended to address communication bottlenecks in AI data centers.