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Features
OPTICAL TWEEZERS: Optical trapping opens wide
Newly available to broad audiences, optical-tweezer technology is becoming easier to implement and operate, and is poised to open new vistas—especially for single-molecule discovery.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION: Intel Science Talent Search encourages student excellence and innovation
Forty finalists in the 2009 Intel Science Talent Search competition spent a week in the nation’s capitol, where they competed for more than $500,000 in awards and scholarships.

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Making it with lasers
Among the many negative numbers of last month’s first-quarter financial results from some of the photonics market leaders were glimmers of a slightly brighter outlook for the coming months.

Conventional optics can assist adaptive optics for deep imaging
I was most interested to read the article “Fluorescent microspheres enable adaptive-optics microscopy” ...

Anti-speckle technique uses dynamic optics
Laser speckle, rather than sensor resolution or an optical system’s diffraction limit, can be the limiting condition of performance in applications including metrology, interferometry, microscopy, lithography, tomography, and projection displays.

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