Making infrared light with quantum dots

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Two scientists standing smiling in the middle of a lab, one with his hand on a computer
scientist wearing lab coat and glasses works with a metal cylinder on a bench surrounded by snaking silver tubes
Closeup of test tubes with red Sharpie scribbles on them, each containing small chips
Two scientists standing smiling in the middle of a lab, one with his hand on a computer
scientist wearing lab coat and glasses works with a metal cylinder on a bench surrounded by snaking silver tubes
Closeup of test tubes with red Sharpie scribbles on them, each containing small chips
Two scientists standing smiling in the middle of a lab, one with his hand on a computer
scientist wearing lab coat and glasses works with a metal cylinder on a bench surrounded by snaking silver tubes
Closeup of test tubes with red Sharpie scribbles on them, each containing small chips
Prof. Philippe Guyot-Sionnest and Xingyu Shen in their laboratory at the Gordon Center for Integrative Sciences at the University of Chicago. Photo by Jean Lachat
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