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Smart new laser technology can monitor greenhouse gases faster, more sensitively

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A new laser-based technique could dramatically improve our ability to analyze a variety of materials and gases, including greenhouse gases.

NIST researchers created real-time images of methane plumes in a new study.

The new laser measurement technique improves on older methods by allowing scientists to control the timing of laser pulses with incredible precision.

This technology could one day help identify and address small leaks or emissions.

DOI: 10.1038 /s41566-024-01530-y This story is republished courtesy of NIST. Read the original story here. Provided by National Institute of Standards and TechnologyThis story was originally published on Phys.org . Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest sci-tech news updates..

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