Trapped rainbow: New technique to slow down, stop and capture light offers bright future for internet, powerful computer

Professor Ortwin Hess, his PhD student Kosmas Tsakmakidis of the Advanced Technology Institute and Department of Physics at the University of Surrey and Professor Alan Boardman from Salford University have revealed a technique which may be able to slow down, stop and capture light.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news114278433.html">Trapped rainbow: New technique to slow down, stop and capture light offers bright future for internet, powerful computer</a></p> <p>Professor Ortwin Hess, his PhD student Kosmas Tsakmakidis of the Advanced Technology Institute and Department of Physics at the University of Surrey and Professor Alan Boardman from Salford University have revealed a technique which may be able to slow down, stop and capture light.</p>