Optical discs, such as DVDs and Blu-ray discs ... in that it reacts when exposed to light, such as that from a laser beam. DTPA is a monomer — a small molecule — with a high photosensitivity ...

Optical discs, such as DVDs and Blu-rays ... which can be optically stimulated by femtosecond laser beams." If you find that baffling, then you're not alone, but the gist is that you can write ...

However, major storage devices like hard disk drives and semiconductor ... the further development of direct laser writing machines but also affects optical microscopy and storage technology.

Writing data to the disc requires a green 515-nanometer laser as well as a red 639-nm laser. While traditional storage techniques use two dimensions, the new optical technology uses three and can ...

Additionally, utilizing extreme-capacity optical discs simplifies data ... a "5D" method of stowing data on glass discs. Using an energy-efficient laser, the technology could pack 500TB onto ...

Everyone knows optical disc formats like CD and DVD ... So, although it's a disc, and it uses a laser, the information on the disc is stored in an analog format. This leads to pretty low data ...

As New Scientist explained on Wednesday, a diamond optical disc can store the same amount ... The researchers placed these shards in front of a laser that fired ultrafast pulses of light at ...

By using paired, offset optical combs and RF electronics, researchers devised a unique atomic-clock architecture.

And to expand to other optical discs, Target announced this year that ... there’s always the option to turn it into a laser-scanning microscope.

A high-power ytterbium thin-disk laser drives an optical parametric oscillator (OPO) to generate high-power, stable pulses in the short-wave infrared (SWIR) spectral range. This allows researchers ...

Around a decade ago, you gave up on burning optical discs, and switched to storing your files on portable hard drives. One local, one off-site, and a cloud backup just to be sure. You’re ...