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Jupiter, in infrared, visible, and ultraviolet glory

 Jupiter, in infrared, visible, and ultraviolet glory 

International Gemini Observatory/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/NASA/ESA, M.H. Wong and I. de Pater (UC Berkeley) et al. 

Seeing in different lights paints a more detailed picture of Jupiter

Newly released images show the planet in infrared, visible, and ultraviolet light

New cell biology tool brings protein studies out of the dark

LightR uses blue light to switch proteins on and off, allowing researchers to look at their functions in cells

Coral larvae swim more slowly in dim light

Their search for the right light intensity and color could set them up for success later in life

Physicists plucked and collided two ultracold molecules with laser tweezers

The new laser method can help scientists better understand shockingly cold collisions

The two halves of a new compound team up to fight cancer

When combined, ruthenium and platinum do a better job at killing cancer cells than their individual parts

Color-changing band-aids show when patients are infected with superbugs

These “sense-and-treat” bandages change color when in contact with antibiotic-resistant bacteria, and then eliminate them

Celebrating lasers and photonics on the International Day of Light

Innovations in harnessing light, from individual photons to laser beams, have revolutionized our world

Artificial lights are disrupting firefly mating, putting them on the road to extinction

Light pollution impacts mating success and courtship behavior in fireflies, says recent study

Can better sleep help protect us from trauma?

A new study suggests REM sleep may make us less vulnerable to PTSD