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Optical amplifier

Breakthrough: The world’s first optical amplifier that significantly enhances the range, sensitivity and performance of optical communication

Rice's SECARS molecular sensor contains an optical amplifier made of four gold discs arranged in a diamond-shaped pattern. A two-coherent-laser setup amplifies the optical signatures of molecules in the center of the structure as much as 100 billion times. Credit: Y. Zhang/Rice University - See more at: http://news.rice.edu/2014/07/15/rice-nanophotonics-experts-create-powerful-molecular-sensor-2/#sthash.AzwnaRlw.dpuf

Rice nanophotonics experts create powerful molecular sensor