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New imaging technique could help study the structure of viruses and proteins and the deformation of materials during high speed collisions.
Cells in the fly specimens' nervous systems can be seen glowing through the insects' transparent bodies.
New research finds the optical effect previously produced using strictly quantum techniques may have broader applications.
Physicists are exploring new ways to improve the accuracy of global clock networks essential to applications such as GPS.
Scientists have just found out that zinc sulfide, a relatively common semiconductor material, becomes pliable when kept in the dark.
Researchers provide a blueprint for a tiny device that can control the direction of light.
Unique microscopic structures make the feathers so black they look like a hole in space around the colored patches.
Using tools from many scientific disciplines, researchers gain detailed insights into how the many-eyed mollusk sees its watery home.
New technology using a one-color laser may drive future generation of high-tech hearing aids.
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