Over the last few years applications of Raman spectroscopy have expanded beyond clinical settings, offering promising applications in many industries including life sciences, forensics, semiconductors and many more. But first things first: What is Raman Spectroscopy?
At this year's FOM (Focuse on Microscopy) we have unveidl a series of products set to address various needs in microscopy and their applications in biology, medicine and the material sciences. This year we also presented 2 new posters highlighting the latest finding in biomedical imaging.
Skin, the body's natural armor, relies on its unique mechanical and elastic properties to fend off external pressures. Understanding how these traits stem from collagen and elastin fibers is pivotal for crafting biomimetic materials and enhancing skin regeneration.
A new study published in the journal of Nanomaterials explores the potential of a material known as Cu2ZnSnS4 (CZTS) for use in solar cells and as a potential thermoelectric material.
Once again, it was time for Photonics West in San Francisco (USA). With a record number of registered attendees, its was deemed hugely successful and we were thrilled to join the world’s largest photonics technologies event of 2024. It was wonderful to see so many of you again!
In a significant stride towards the future of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR), Reality Labs Research at Meta, in collaboration with Seoul National University, have unveiled a groundbreaking compact holographic near-eye display concept using our Cobolt Samba 532 nm laser. This prototype addresses critical challenges faced by current technologies, promising immersive and comfortable visual experiences for users.
In a groundbreaking development for quantum computing, researchers at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, i collaboration with Sweden-based manufacturing company QTECH Group, have unveiled a promising strategy for multi-qubit quantum registers with our Cobolt 06 MLD 515 nm laser.
LIBS imaging is revolutionizing our ability to analyze elemental and mineralogical distribution within samples.
We are absolutely delighted and immensely proud to announce that one of our lasers contributes to cutting-edge attosecond experiments in Lund!
Congratulations to HÜBNER Photonic's Principal R&D Engineer, Magnus Rådmark, for being shortlisted in the 100 Photonics Most Innovative People.
Through the well-known Swedish laser manufacturer Cobolt AB, a proven supplier of high performance lasers of more than 15 years, HÜBNER Photonics division offers one of the industry’s broadest ranges of compact single-frequency CW lasers, diode lasers, multi-line lasers and Q-switched lasers across the full UV-Visible-NIR spectrum.
