Scientists from North Carolina State University successfully “squeezed” infrared light to 10 percent of ... on technology that can glimpse these “invisible” wavelengths.

ICTER scientists have pioneered a method to quantify two-photon vision brightness, unlocking new possibilities for medical ...

With today's data rates of only a few hundred megabytes per second, access to digital information remains relatively slow.

We’ve all seen how to peel IR filters off digital cameras so they ... visible spectrum – in other words, seeing the truly invisible. The project has not only fascinating application examples, ...

and also shorter-wavelength ultraviolet and longer-wavelength infrared light, invisible to the eye but detectable by certain telescopes on Earth and in space—and by the still longer waves of ...