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Deep-ultraviolet Fourier ptychography (DUV-FP) for label-free biochemical imaging via feature-domain optimization. [PDF]
Zhao Q +5 more
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A chemically defined PEG‐based microgel platform enables scalable, reproducible production of three‐dimensional microgel‐iPSC constructs in multiple sizes. The system is compatible with high‐throughput automation and supports human iPSC expansion and differentiation within a single construct, including directed differentiation into cardiac organoids ...
Laura Klasen +8 more
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Enhancement of Light Efficiency of Deep-Ultraviolet Light-Emitting Diodes by Encapsulation with a 3D Photonic Crystal Reflecting Layer. [PDF]
Lai CF, Lin CP, Lee YC.
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Diffracting molecular matter-waves at deep-ultraviolet standing-light waves.
Simonović K +8 more
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Borate-Based Ultraviolet and Deep-Ultraviolet Nonlinear Optical Crystals [PDF]
Borates have long been recognized as a very important family of nonlinear optical (NLO) crystals, and have been widely used in the laser frequency-converting technology in ultraviolet (UV) and deep-ultraviolet (DUV) regions. In this work, the borate-based UV and DUV NLO crystals discovered in the recent decade are reviewed, and the structure–property ...
Yi Yang, Xingxing Jiang, Yi Yang
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Applied Optics, 1990
A visible-light microscope has been modified to obtain deep UV (190-350-nm) images using reflected illumination. Potential advantages of deep UV microscopy include better resolution, depth of focus, and contrast for certain materials and fewer artifacts when viewing multilayered structures. These advantages are especially useful when viewing organic or
P A, Heimann, R, Urstadt
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A visible-light microscope has been modified to obtain deep UV (190-350-nm) images using reflected illumination. Potential advantages of deep UV microscopy include better resolution, depth of focus, and contrast for certain materials and fewer artifacts when viewing multilayered structures. These advantages are especially useful when viewing organic or
P A, Heimann, R, Urstadt
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Recent progress in ultraviolet and deep-ultraviolet nonlinear optical aluminoborates
Chinese Journal of Structural Chemistry, 2023Jian-Wen Cheng
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Deep ultraviolet tip-enhanced fluorescence
Nanotechnology, 2018Abstract Theoretical calculations were performed for the deep ultraviolet (DUV) tip-enhanced fluorescence (TEF) using Al@Al 2 O 3 core–shell tips. Fluorescence enhancement, spatial resolution and surface plasmon coupled emission (SPCE)
Lingyan Meng, Man Gao, Mengtao Sun
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Deep‐Ultraviolet Hyperbolic Metacavity Laser
Advanced Materials, 2018AbstractGiven the high demand for miniaturized optoelectronic circuits, plasmonic devices with the capability of generating coherent radiation at deep subwavelength scales have attracted great interest for diverse applications such as nanoantennas, single photon sources, and nanosensors.
Kun‐Ching Shen +5 more
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Emergent Deep-Ultraviolet Nonlinear Optical Candidates
Angewandte Chemie - International Edition, 2020AbstractAdvances in the generation of coherent lasers at wavelengths below 200 nm as well as the associated equipment and technologies have greatly spurred the development of nonlinear optical (NLO) materials that are capable of phase‐matching in the deep‐ultraviolet (deep‐UV) spectral regions.
ShiLie PAN +2 more
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