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    Nanoscale laser harnesses plasmons  Sep 2, 2009
    What is being billed as the world's smallest semiconductor laser boasts a 5-nm active region that is 20 times smaller than the wavelength of the light it emits, according to university researchers who recently demonstrated their nanoscale laser ... Discrete semiconductor lasers used in telecommunications equipment are measured in millimeters, but micron-sized semiconductor lasers are currently under development in many labs ... Previously, optical resonators for semiconductor lasers had to be at... (EETimes)

    World's smallest semiconductor laser heralds new era in optical science  Aug 31, 2009
    These semiconductor lasers -- the. Berkeley -- Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, have reached a new milestone in laser physics by creating the world's smallest semiconductor laser, capable of generating visible light in a space smaller than a single protein molecule. (EurekAlert!)

    World's Smallest Semiconductor Laser  Aug 31, 2009
    This breakthrough, described in an advanced online publication of the journal Nature on Aug. 30, breaks new ground in the field of optics. The UC Berkeley team not only successfully squeezed light into such a tight space, but found a novel way to keep that light energy from dissipating as it moved along, thereby achieving laser action. (Science Daily)

    City tasks innovation center with ending brain drain  Aug 31, 2009
    The city's research entities are leading the country in the fields of display technology, photoelectronics medical instrument, optoelectronic circuit, semiconductor laser equipment, optoelectronic monitoring equipment and spectrum instrument. To date, there are more than 900 businesses engaged in the R&D and production of photoelectronics products within the confines of the city. (Xinhuanet, China)

    Nanoscale Lasers May Open Door To Faster Computers, More Reliable Internet Access  Aug 6, 2009
    Current theory says you can't make a laser smaller than this diffraction limit or smaller than 250 nanometers for a semiconductor laser for communications devices. The research teams at ASU and Eindhoven are showing there are ways around this supposed limit, Ning says. (Science Daily)

    New Lasers Drive Powerful Applications  Jul 1, 2009
    ScienceDaily (June 30, 2009) Telecoms, healthcare and display technology will be the major beneficiaries of a new generation of semiconductor lasers developed in a massive European research effort ... The Brighter project, which is co-funded by the European Union, has set a series of world firsts in lab-based records for semiconductor lasers in the red, infrared and green spectra ... One of the most compelling is a new type of cancer treatment and imaging enabled by semiconductor lasers... (Science Daily)

    Tiny Lasers Plug The 'Green Gap'  May 4, 2009
    A VECSEL (vertical external-cavity surface emitting laser) is a kind of semiconductor laser that produces a high-quality beam of light perpendicular to the surface of the chip. The geometry also makes it easier to dissipate waste heat and so work at higher power. (Science Daily)

    Japan's Inamori Foundation to Announce 25th Annual Kyoto Prize Laureates June 19  Apr 28, 2009
    Past laureates within this field have included the inventor of the Integrated Circuit (Jack St. Clair Kilby); the team that developed the worlds first microprocessor (Federico Faggin, Marcian Hoff, Stanley Mazor and Masatoshi Shima); researchers who created the first room-temperature semiconductor laser (Zhores Alferov, Izuo Hayashi and Morton Panish); and the inventor of the liquid-crystal display (George Heilmeier). The 2009 Kyoto Prize in the Basic Sciences category will be awarded... (Yahoo! Wire -- Entertainment News)

    Laser With Controlled Polarization: Innovation Opens Door To Wide Range Of Applications In Photonics And Communications  Apr 20, 2009
    "The novelty of our approach is that instead of being conducted externally, which requires bulky and expensive optical components, manipulation of the beam polarization is achieved by directly integrating the polarizer on the laser facet. This compact solution is applicable to semiconductor lasers and other solid-state lasers, all the way from communication wavelengths to the mid-infrared and Terahertz spectrum" ... (July 28, 2008) Scientists have demonstrated, for the first time, highly... (Science Daily)




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