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  1. Researchers build world’s smallest interferometer to measure how X-rays and atomic nuclei interact

    Double-slit experiment reveals hidden details between light and matter. The image by @mosterh1 shows processes in this interferometer. The path of a single photon (pink) passes through two slits simultaneously and spreads out behind them into a characteristic “interference pattern”. This pattern is used to determine the strength of light refraction caused by iron atoms (dark pink) located in one of the two slits: uni-goettingen.de/en/3240.html

    Research in #NaturePhotonics: nature.com/articles/s41566-026

  2. Wie lassen sich #Solarzellen und ähnliche Bauelemente verbessern?

    Ein internationales Forschungsteam unter Leitung unserer Uni hilft bei dieser Frage mit einer neuen Technik: Erstmals lässt sich die Entstehung winziger, schwer nachweisbarer Teilchen – sogenannter dunkler #Exzitonen – zeitlich und räumlich genau verfolgen: s.gwdg.de/d6c8Z2

    Forschung veröffentlicht in #NaturePhotonics: doi.org/g83j6q

  3. A glimpse into the dark!

    International research team led by our Uni develops new method for ultrafast imaging of dark excitons. For the first time, the formation of these tiny, difficult-to-detect particles can be tracked precisely in time and space: s.gwdg.de/9JO9T2

    This could bring improvements in technology, a step closer - from solar cells to LEDS to semiconductors. #Ultrafast #NanoImaging

    Research at #NaturePhotonics: doi.org/g83j6q #UltrafastDarkfieldMomentumMicroscopy

  4. #NaturePhotonics Direct radiation pressure measurements for lightsail membranes nature.com/articles/s41566-024 “a 50-nm-thick microscopic silicon nitride membrane: radiation pressure forces of 70 fN using a collimated beam of 110 W/cm² and noise-robust common-path interferometry“

  5. Excited to share that our #6D #singlemolecule #superresolution #microscope, which we uses a multi-view reflector architecture, is now online in #NaturePhotonics! Congratulations #oumeng_zhang! doi.org/10.1038/s41566

    A big thanks to Michael Vahey's group in #WashUBME
    #WashUengineers #WashU

    Full-text access here: rdcu.be/c02le