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"The Hunt is on for True Blue" Will Rees

The Hunt is on for True Blue - Dr. Ron Arkin

"Important Impurities" Will Rees

Important Impurities - Will Rees

Animated explanation of "The World's Smallest Paintbrush"

Animated explanation of The World's Smallest Paintbrush

Animated explanation of how a laser works with a Liquid or Gas Lasing Medium

Animated explanation of how a laser works with a Liquid or Gas Lasing Medium

Animated explanation of how a laser works with a Solid Lasing Medium

Animated explanation of how a laser works with a Solid Lasing Medium

Animated explanation of how blue lasers allow much more data on a smaller disk

Animated explanation of how a blue lasers allow much more data on a smaller disk

"A Tight Squeeze" Will Rees

A Tight Squeeze - Will Rees

"On the Verge" Will Rees

On the Verge - Will Rees

"Coin-sized Disks" Will Rees

Coin-sized Disks - Will Rees

"A Cost Solution: Doping" Will Rees

A Cost Solution: Doping - Will Rees

"A Digital Bookshelf" Will Rees

A Digital Bookshelf

"The World's Smallest Paintbrush" Will Rees

The World's Smallest Paintbrush

"Semiconducting Efficiency" Will Rees

Semiconducting Efficiency

Professor Will Rees, Georgia Institute of Technology

Professor Will Rees, Georgia Institute of Technology

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