An article published by the research team at St. Andrews University in the UK in the Sept. 12 issue of Nature describes axicon use in optical tweezers, which are commonly used for manipulating microscopic particles such as cells and colloids.
A research team from St. Andrews University in the UK published an article in the September 12th edition of Nature detailing the use of axicons in optical tweezers. Optical tweezers are frequently employed for manipulating tiny particles like cells and colloids.