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InnovationsScientists use the Lorentz force to stop light in its tracks

A simple deformation of a two-dimensional photonic crystal can bring light waves to a complete halt—a feat that could reshape the future of nanophotonic technology.

Joseph Shavit
AIOptical deep neural networks are revolutionizing AI computationJoshua Shavit
Global GoodGroundbreaking new camera can capture light waves at an incredible 1 trillion frames per secondJoseph Shavit
InnovationsResearchers use magnetic fields to freeze light in its tracksJoseph Shavit
Global GoodUltrafast new camera can record light waves at 1 trillion frames per secondJoseph Shavit
DiscoveriesSilicon-photonic chip enables AI computing at light speedJoshua Shavit
DiscoveriesLight-based computer breakthrough: Scientists create the world’s first 2D photonic circuitsJoseph Shavit
DiscoveriesNew photonic chip enables exponentially faster and more energy-efficient artificial intelligenceJoseph Shavit
DiscoveriesNew high-performance micro-lasers will revolutionize quantum optics and bioimagingJoseph Shavit
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