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US-based lidar firm requests ban on imports of devices made by its Chinese rival.

USTC approach exploits scattering to improve realism.

NIST-JILA’s comb technology could also detect other diseases, such as COPD, lung cancer, and kidney failure.

French firm continues acquisition strategy with deal to buy Canadian provider of infrared and hyperspectral imagers.

Mammographic density estimates based on the visual scores of radiologists.

Controlled properties include wavelength, focus, direction, and polarization; with apps in novel quantum devices.

Technique using plasmon resonance could show details of immune response and cancers.

Findings promise “more efficient wireless communications and significantly improved lasers”.

Due to reduced demand Q3, 2023, revenue now set to be $380-$384M from previous forecast of $430-$460M.

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