Stanford researchers unveil fingernail-sized chip that separates mixed light
Scientists at Stanford University have built a compact chip capable of splitting mixed light into its individual components. The device makes it possible to analyze light coherence modes that were previously difficult to detect. It relies on advanced photonic techniques to achieve this separation. The researchers suggest the chip could benefit imaging and astronomy. Its capabilities may also deepen understanding of tiny particles and distant celestial objects.
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