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Mode switching through exceptional points induced by lasing–inversion coupling
Xingwei Gao, Cheng Guo, and David Burghoff
Optica 13(10) 2118-2125 (2026)
Rapid stress birefringence mapping in mounted curved lenses with a curved-layer Jones approximation
Chizhi Chris Zhang, Shuo Zhang, Hongwei Lou, Jian Jiang, Lei Sheng, et al.
Opt. Express 34(21) 39011-39027 (2026)
Custom optical coherence tomography/confocal scanning laser microscope system for rapid measurement of cell size
Ankur Kumar, Han-Nha Tiet, Huaiyang Chen, Edward N. Pugh, and Robert J. Zawadzki
Biomed. Opt. Express 17(11) 5517-5535 (2026)
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See Visualization 2 in Opt. Express 34(20), 38337-38350 (2026)
5 October 2026

Single platform femtosecond laser microfabrication of multilayer glass microfluidic devices

See Visualization 2 in Opt. Express 34(20), 38337-38350 (2026)

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Optics Express
1-THz-to-mid-infrared field-resolved spectrometer driven by a Cr:ZnS oscillator
Summary by Jean-Paul Guillet

Terahertz and mid-infrared spectroscopy provide complementary views of matter. While mid-infrared frequencies probe...

Applied Optics
Definitive correction for nonlinear and random phase-step detuning using the universal phase-shifting algorithm
Summary by Moises Padilla

Fringe print-through due to detuning errors – an artefact that degrades the accuracy of phase-shifting...

JOSA B
Fiber characterization with frequency-resolved optical gating measurements
Summary by David Novoa

For decades, frequency-resolved optical gating (FROG) has been the gold standard for characterizing ultrashort optical...

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Optica Research - New handheld device maps chemical composition using infrared light
 
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Optics Express Research - Vehicle-mounted spectroscopy system detects methane in real time
 
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Biomedical Optics Express Research - Researchers develop tiny probe for intravascular imaging in the brain