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MIT researchers have created a chip-based optical device that can dynamically control incoming infrared light for more precise thermal imaging, chemical sensing, or pollution monitoring
Photograph of the MAGIC instrument This is the flight instrument that has just been finished and will soon be sent for integration into HENON It is missing the sensor, which is attached by a wire and will be mounted on a deployable boom Credit Harry Lewis
Placed on a 1 CHF coin for scale, EPFLs photonic chip shows how a laser architecture once confined to table-top systems can be shrunk to the millimeter scale Credit Zheru QiuEPFL

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