The present invention relates to a random lasing photo-curable composition (1) for use as random lasing gain medium comprising:laser dye molecules (11);an optical glue (12) for the laser dye molecules to be suspended therein; wherein the optical glue is mercapto ester-based and comprises methacrylate and/or derivatives thereof. The present invention also relates to a random lasing system with a gain medium made of at least partially of random lasing photo-curable composition, and methods for manufacturing such random lasing system.

A fingerprint sensor-compatible overlay material which uses anisotropic conductive material to enable accurate imaging of a fingerprint through an overlay is disclosed. The anisotropic conductive material has increased conductivity in a direction orthogonal to the fingerprint sensor, increasing the capacitive coupling of the fingerprint to the sensor surface, allowing the fingerprint sensor to accurately image the fingerprint through the overlay. Methods for forming a fingerprint sensor-compatible overlay are also disclosed.

A laser device according to the present invention may comprise: a pumping laser supply unit for emitting a pumping laser having a nano-second pulse width; and a laser output unit disposed at one side of the pumping laser supply unit and generating an output laser which is pumped by the pumping laser to have a nano-second pulse width corresponding to the pulse width of the pumping laser.

The olive oil-tuned broadband conjugated polymer laser medium includes the conjugated polymer known as poly ((9,9-dihexyl-9H-fluorene-2,7-vinylene)-co-(1-methoxy-4-(2-ethylhexyloxy)-2,5-phenylenevinylene)) or Poly(FV-co-MEHPV) at a 90:10 mole ratio. The emission wavelength of the olive oil tuned broadband conjugated polymer laser can be reversibly tuned between 500 nm and 680 nm.

The olive oil-tuned broadband conjugated polymer laser medium includes the conjugated polymer known as poly ((9,9-dihexyl-9H-fluorene-2,7-vinylene)-co-(1-methoxy-4-(2-ethylhexyloxy)-2,5-phenylenevinylene)) or Poly(FV-co-MEHPV) at a 90:10 mole ratio. The emission wavelength of the olive oil tuned broadband conjugated polymer laser can be reversibly tuned between 500 nm and 680 nm.

An optofluidic laser with an ultrasmall Fabry-Perot (FB) micro-cavity, This optofluidic laser consists of two highly reflective cavity mirrors and a micro capillary. The two reflective minors are arranged in parallel to form a resonant cavity with an output mirror on the top and a total reflective mirror on the bottom of the cavity. The cavity length L is 30-50 m, the reflectance of the total reflective mirror is higher than 99.9% and the transmittance of the output mirror is 2%-10%. The capillary, serving as the pathway for the micro fluid, is placed between the two Bragg reflectors. The two ends of the capillary arc connected to Teflon soft tubes. The solution containing either gain medium or biological samples is transported to the FB micro-cavity through the soft tubes. The biological samples pass through the water-soluble or organic liquid gain medium in the micro fluid chamber with a certain speed and, under irradiation of a pumping light, produce high intensity, narrow-band output laser signals. The current invention replaces the traditional fluorescent signals with laser signals as the sensing and imaging medium, to achieve biological sensing with ultra-sensitivity and biological imaging with ultra-resolution.

In one exemplary embodiment, an apparatus can be provided which includes at least one biological medium that causes gain. According to another exemplary embodiment, an arrangement can be provided which is configured to be provided in an anatomical structure. This exemplary arrangement can include at least one emitter having a cross-sectional area of at most 10 microns within the anatomical structure, and which is configured to generate at least one laser radiation. In a further exemplary embodiment, an apparatus can be provided which can include at least one medium which is configured to cause gain; and at least one optical biological resonator which is configured to provide an optical feedback to the medium. In still another exemplary embodiment, a process can be whereas, a solution of an optical medium can be applied to a substrate. Further, it is possible to generate a wave guide having a shape that is defined by (i) at least one property of the solution of the optical medium, or (ii) drying properties thereof.

In one exemplary embodiment, an apparatus can be provided which includes at least one biological medium that causes gain. According to another exemplary embodiment, an arrangement can be provided which is configured to be provided in an anatomical structure. This exemplary arrangement can include at least one emitter having a cross-sectional area of at most 10 microns within the anatomical structure, and which is configured to generate at least one laser radiation. In a further exemplary embodiment, an apparatus can be provided which can include at least one medium which is configured to cause gain; and at least one optical biological resonator which is configured to provide an optical feedback to the medium. In still another exemplary embodiment, a process can be whereas, a solution of an optical medium can be applied to a substrate. Further, it is possible to generate a wave guide having a shape that is defined by (i) at least one property of the solution of the optical medium, or (ii) drying properties thereof.

A fingerprint sensor-compatible overlay material which uses anisotropic conductive material to enable accurate imaging of a fingerprint through an overlay is disclosed. The anisotropic conductive material has increased conductivity in a direction orthogonal to the fingerprint sensor, increasing the capacitive coupling of the fingerprint to the sensor surface, allowing the fingerprint sensor to accurately image the fingerprint through the overlay. Methods for forming a fingerprint sensor-compatible overlay are also disclosed.

The temperature tuned conjugated polymer laser uses a thiophene-based conjugated polymer as the laser medium to produce an output laser beam having a wavelength tunable between approximately 552 nm and approximately 612 nm over a temperature range of the thiophene-based conjugated polymer between approximately 60 C. and approximately 10 C., with an overall tunability of about 1.2 nm/ C. The thiophene-based conjugated polymer laser medium is a solution of poly[3-(2-ethyl-isocyanato-octadecanyl)-thiophene] dissolved in tetrahydrofuran (THF). A temperature controller selectively and controllably adjusts the temperature of the thiophene-based conjugated polymer to selectively and controllably tune the wavelength of the output laser beam.