New On-Chip Frequency Comb Is 100x More Efficient
Device opens the door to applications in optical communications, sensing, and the search for exoplanets
Articles by Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Complex Motions for Simple Actuators
Inflatable actuators use origami principles to deform in intricate ways
Diamond Mirrors for High-Powered Lasers
Diamonds can withstand the heat from high-powered, continuous beam lasers
Better, Faster, Energy Efficient Predictions
Research combines artificial intelligence and computational science for accurate and efficient simulations
First Integrated Laser on Lithium Niobate Chip
Research paves the way for high-powered telecommunication systems
Researchers Develop a Soft, Stretchable Thermometer
Self-powered sensor can be integrated into soft robots, smart clothing
Machine Learning for Morphable Materials
New platform can program the transformation of 2D stretchable surfaces into specific 3D shapes
New Means of Measuring Electron Spin Waves
New method to measure spin waves brings us one step closer to spin superfluidity
Simple Silicon Coating Solves Long-Standing Optical Challenge
New approach expands the application of powerful, ultrafast laser pulses
Shape-Shifting Materials with Infinite Possibilities
Totimorphic structural materials can achieve any shape