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Dye-coated nanoparticles turn low-cost infrared laser light into a green sensing signal
A University of Toronto team layered ytterbium and erbium so energy moves one way through the particle. The payoff they claim is trace-chemical sensing driven by the kind of near-infrared laser that costs very little.
Publishers:sciencedaily.com
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