A new camera system that can watch moving objects around corners could one day help autonomous cars and robots see better.

The first successful laser cooling of radium ions could open up new paths of discovery in physics, some of which may violate traditional rules.

"Optogenomics" could one day offer the ability to manipulate our genomes, potentially upending treatment for cancer and other diseases.

Special light sources and sensors make it possible to see around corners, report computer vision researchers.

After a hiatus, the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) is back and better than ever, ready to hunt down ripples in space-time.

"These chemical reactions are the building blocks of life in the universe..."

DARPA wanted a chip-scale laser optical gyroscope for precision positioning and navigation. Here's what researchers created.

A new testing ground for quantum systems could offer insights into spintronics, which could revolutionize computing.

Cooling plasma to ultracold temperatures gives scientists a way to see it's properties up close and sets the stage for simulations of the insides of stars.