Publication images in scientific journals often look nothing like the originals. Imaging & Analysis, LLC (I&A) is on a mission to do something about it. They’ve just released a new mini library of I&A Photoshop add-ons for automating many common pre-press image prep procedures as well as a series of “how-to” videos, posted on YouTube and their own website, quickphotoshop.com, to demonstrate novel approaches using Photoshop to correct these images.
Physicists have long known that entangled photons can make more precise measurements than independent ones. Now Japanese physicists have built a microscope that proves it.
In what may be the warmest Winter Olympics on record, Sochi looked more like southern California. With few real snowflakes to blanket Sochi’s slopes, the latest episode of Reactions by the American Chemical Society, explains how science kept the Winter Olympics alive with artificial snow. Video by Kirk Zamieroski Series created by Adam Dylewski Produced […]
Chromalloy, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., renewed a 10-year agreement with Solar Turbines Inc., San Diego, to provide component repairs and new production support for the manufacturer’s leading power systems.
Researchers devised a way of making tiny holes of controllable size in sheets of graphene, a development that could lead to ultrathin filters for improved desalination or water purification.
