Lasers deflected using sound waves
CLIENT
Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY
RESEARCH FIELD
TYPE
Animation, Website
YEAR
2023
Using a novel method, beams of laser light can be deflected using air alone. An invisible grating made only of air is not only immune to damage from the laser light, but it also preserves the original quality of the beam, reports the interdisciplinary research team in the journal Nature Photonics.
More projects
TransformationsProject type
Strange jets of the microquasarProject type
Milky Way In Neutrino LightProject type
Vela PulsarProject type
5 Years World HeritageProject type
Archaeology ConferenceProject type
IceCube AR CardProject type
Who were the vikings?Project type
Meet the MetaorganismProject type
UFO: Underwater Fish ObservatoryProject type
Archaeological News S-H 2022Project type
A Window into the PastProject type
Single Cell Center WürzburgProject type
KalderaProject type
PETRA III – protein crystallographyProject type
Viking WalksProject type
HIBEF LaserProject type
Tidal Disruption Event: Dust EchoProject type
Icon PostersProject type
Danevirke Archaeology BlogProject type
Radio pulsationProject type
Ventus: Wind on RoadsProject type
UNESCO World heritage: Information signsProject type
Tidal Disruption EventProject type
Gamma Ray BurstsProject type
Pop-up card: Metaorganism SpongeProject type
Nanoparticle at workProject type
Laser-Plasma-AcceleratorProject type
Dark Matter and ALPS IIProject type
Nova outburst illustrationProject type
Guideline: Cultural heritage under waterProject type
DAK Congress 2020coming soon
Explore the OceanProject type
Marine MicrobiologyProject type
World Heritage: Mixed Media WallProject type
Multimessenger MicrositeProject type
Digital MetaProject type
Dynamic PlanetProject type
TsunamiProject type
GenexpressionsProject type
Lymphatic SystemProject type
Next Generation Scientific PosterProject type
Get in touch with us! ➞
Science Communication Lab
Rappaport Duscher GbR
Heiligendammerstraße 15
24106 Kiel, Germany
Phone: +49 431 53011140
Mail: hi@scicom-lab.com
© 2015 - 2022 Science Communication Lab
All Rights Reserved