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March 20th, 2006
New Process Builds Electronics Into Optical Fiber
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Scientists from Pennsylvania State University and the University of Southampton in the United Kingdom have demonstrated a new way to combine microelectronics and optical fibers--a development that opens up potential applications in fields as diverse as medicine, computing and remote sensing.
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