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Streetlight hack could protect astronomy from urban light pollution
Streetlight hack could protect astronomy from urban light pollution
News | - By Wisse Hettinga
StealthTransit developed a system for the mitigation of bright satellite impact on astronomy From Space.com: A study published earlier…
From chocolate pudding to antenna design
From chocolate pudding to antenna design
Technology News | - By Wisse Hettinga
...says Walker, now a astronomy and optical engineering professor at the University of Arizona in Tucson. “At first, I…
Discovery Dish for Weather Satellite Monitoring
Discovery Dish for Weather Satellite Monitoring
New Products | - By Wisse Hettinga
...GHz feed optimized for hydrogen line observation and radio astronomy experiments. This will be one of the easiest radio…
Digitizers deliver data streaming with 10 GS/s sampling speed
Digitizers deliver data streaming with 10 GS/s sampling speed
New Products | - By Jean-Pierre Joosting
...found in imaging, communications, astronomy, spectroscopy and aerospace applications while storage systems provide a unique tool for anyone needing…
PCIe digitizer upgrade for streaming data
PCIe digitizer upgrade for streaming data
New Products | - By Nick Flaherty
...said Oliver Rovini, CTO at Spectrum. “GPUs offer a great solution for processing intensive situations, like those often found…
Fraunhofer innovates micromirror arrays for light modulation, holograms
Fraunhofer innovates micromirror arrays for light modulation, holograms
Technology News | - By Jean-Pierre Joosting
...spatial light modulators are used in deep ultraviolet microlithography, printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturing, semiconductor inspection and metrology, adaptive…
New receivers promise new insights into our cosmic origins
New receivers promise new insights into our cosmic origins
Technology News | - By Wisse Hettinga
...Group for Advanced Receiver Development (GARD) at Onsala Space Observatory, Chalmers, together with NOVA (the Netherlands Research School for…
D-Wave, University of Waterloo collaborate on quantum coherence
D-Wave, University of Waterloo collaborate on quantum coherence
Technology News | - By Jean-Pierre Joosting
...computing architectures,” said Dr. Adrian Lupascu, professor at the Institute for Quantum Computing and Department of Physics and Astronomy…
Free open-source software to speed up quantum research
Free open-source software to speed up quantum research
Technology News | - By Jean-Pierre Joosting
...written by Patric Holmvall, the Department of Physics and Astronomy, Uppsala University, and Niclas Wall Wennerdal, Mikael Håkansson, Pascal…
Nanoparticle boost for LEDs and image sensors
Nanoparticle boost for LEDs and image sensors
Technology News | - By Nick Flaherty
...School of Physics and Astronomy who led the study. “With further development, we might imagine the truncated octahedra we…


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