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...while another Duke project uses embedded GPU for blood profiling in point-of-care diagnostics.

US-Ukraine startup's GPS-free technology already being used on the battlefield.

…and Bonn discovers that photons prefer to inhabit state shared by many others.

French producer of image intensifier tubes and other defense-related optics extends capacity ramp amid higher NATO spending.

Operating safely at this energy level is key for scaling up and for scientific experiments.

Stanford Medicine implant restores enough vision to allow reading of books and subway signs.

Research at UK university to examine fiber optic networks and bismuth-doped fiber amplifiers.

New $2.7 million grant supports development of platform for skin cancer diagnosis.

But firm will make its laser tech available for defense developments, as it partners with Rohde & Schwarz on drones.

New study tackles long-standing issue of scalp's interference with measurements.