These Nobel Prize-winning optical tweezers use light to move stuff

2018-10-5 15:12

The 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to three pioneers of the laser technology that has made a big impact on the world. Gipulate tiny objects has changed the way we’re able to study microscopic life.

But how can light be used to move matter? The energy carried by light is fundamental to…

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