Researchers have created a laser-heated, silicon-tipped fiber optic device that can exceed 1000°C, going from room temperature to 150°C in fractions of a second. The device’s heating capability can be used in different ways – from monitoring greenhouse gases to prepping specimens for biological research to producing microbubbles for medical or industrial applications. It also acts as a thermometer whose performance at extreme heat would allow it to monitor temperature in the demanding environments of engines and power plants. Read more about this news or go back to the original post here.

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