The concept is the cornerstone of a technological solution that enables non-invasive health checks for millions of patients worldwide.

The company will start launching the product in the US without delay – European Union authorization is expected this year.

The Leibniz Institute of Photonic Technology IPHT was awarded $20,000 from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.

Rather than having to prick with a needle or wear an implant, in the future people with diabetes will simply be wearing a wrist-worn device that reads their glucose with...

Fluorescence imaging helps improve outcomes in head and neck skin cancer treatment – at reduced cost.

Plastic sheets coated with an europium-based compound converts UV light to red light.

With a multimodal microscope, the joint project PriMe wants to detect bacterial infestation using fast, marker-free, and contactless imaging.

Placing photosynthetic antenna complexes between two mirrors to detect a strong interaction.