Japan-based group develops 'liquid laser' that is tunable by wind

University of Tsukuba says inkjet-printable technology “promises cheaper, flexible optical communications devices.”

A Liquid Laser That can be Robust by Wind and is Tunable in Air - Assignment Point

Frontiers Fiber Optic Sensing in Spacecraft Engineering: An Historical Perspective From the European Space Agency

Japan eyes laser weapon ahead of G-7 summit - Nikkei Asia

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Wind Field Detection in the Stratosphere and Troposphere Using High-resolution Oxygen-corrected Laser Heterodyne Radiometer (LHR)

Tiny chip device emits laser with world's shortest wavelength

Development of a UV laser-induced fluorescence lidar for monitoring blue-green algae in Lake Suwa

Evaluation of a coherent 2-µm differential absorption lidar for water vapor and radial wind velocity measurements

Polyimide/phosphorene hybrid aerogel-based composite phase change materials for high-efficient solar energy capture and photothermal conversion - ScienceDirect

Control of zeolite framework flexibility for ultra-selective carbon dioxide separation

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Joint Implementation of LAES Commercial Demonstration with Hiroshima Gas Co., Ltd

Lumentum stock dives as supply issues persist

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