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New camera tech captures femtosecond reactions and minutes-long shockwaves

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Researchers at the University of Tokyo have developed a novel optical technology called BRIDGE that allows for the simultaneous capture of extremely fast and slow events within a single frame. This innovation addresses the limitations of traditional high-speed cameras, which typically require a choice between capturing brief, rapid phenomena or longer, slower processes. BRIDGE utilizes logarithmic capture intervals to map entire physical cycles, enabling scientists to visualize phenomena like 100-femtosecond chemical reactions alongside minutes-long shockwaves. AI

IMPACT Enables new scientific visualization techniques for complex physical processes.

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New camera tech captures femtosecond reactions and minutes-long shockwaves

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    How do you photograph a 100-femtosecond chemical reaction and the minutes-long shockwave that follows in a single frame? Traditional high-speed cameras force sc

    How do you photograph a 100-femtosecond chemical reaction and the minutes-long shockwave that follows in a single frame? Traditional high-speed cameras force scientists to choose between speed and duration. Now, University of Tokyo researchers have solved this trade-off with "BRI…

    LINKS asiaai.fyi/university-of-tokyo-bridge-cam…

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