Gizmodo (Austrailia, June 22) -- Adaptive optics have been around since the mid-2000s, but the hardware has been too expensive for the average clinic. Now, researchers say they’ve developed computer software that can correct the blurring without extra hardware. Illinois professor of electrical and computer engineering Stephen Boppart and his colleagues published a paper on their new technique in the journal Nature Photonics. Also: Gizmodo (June 22), ScienceBlog (June 22), ECNmag.com (Rockaway, N.J., June 24), Science 360 (NSF, June 29), PhysicsWorld (June 30), Engineering.com (July 7).
Adaptive optics
6/22/2015