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Three-Dimensional Optical Data Storage

Posted by Jim Clark on 8th May in fluorescence

Chemists have made real advances towards the realization of three-dimensional optical data storage. Chemical and Engineering News (dyes that absorb two photons at infrared wavelengths and emit one photon at a higher wavelength. This is desirable because infrared lasers can penetrate more deeply into a medium than visible lasers. Using confocal scanning laser microscopy, Prasad [...]

Observing Single Molecules, Watching Molecules Wink

Posted by Jim Clark on 16th April in fluorescence

When scientists make observations of matter, they in most cases observe large numbers of molecules and base their conclusions about a “typical” molecule on the results. Inherent in this fundamental approach is an averaging process. This can be illustrated by the following “thought experiment.” Imagine a can containing millions of dice. Each die in the [...]

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