fluoresce

If you do it at the light source then then you take more time to fluoresce and de-fluoresce.

Real teeth fluoresce!Sounds like a cool way to embed secret messages on your teeth.

I'm confused, if the fluoresce as shown doesn't that mean they look brighter in light visible to us?

But only because their are a couple of oddballs, that can be made to fluoresce visibly.

My concernss are:* The light source for the fiber optics must have time to fluoresce and de-fluoresce to send a bit of data.

Air will provide some resistance and fluoresce at high enough temperatures.

Then there's no point in all the extra stuff to make the lines fluoresce since it is unreadable unaltered anyway.

In his science paper, they engineer B-lymphocytes to fluoresce when they bind to target pathogens.

Scientist walks in wearing rave gear: “Hey, puffin’s beaks fluoresce in UV light”.Second scientist “Wow, how did you find that out?”First scientist ”Err... pure chance”

She wants to make yogurt bacteria fluoresce in the presence of melamine, which is causing a load of trouble in China right now.

DNA Staining: DNA staining relies on the Hoechst 33258 stain, which causes DNA-rich nuclei and any mycoplasma in the cytoplasm to fluoresce.

What about bio-engineering cats that fluoresce when they're infected?

Their eyes also play a huge part in their mating as not only do they peacock into the UV range, but they also actively fluoresce when mating.

On the other hand, how best to capture the awe-inspiring nature of an undulating aurora than by making it fluoresce against the night sky in your photo?

To speculate based on my incredibly limited information, it looks like he might have some GFP-transgenic algae that fluoresce when the light inside the apparatus hits them.

The following passage: To distinguish between neurons and glia, Herculano- Houzel injected the vials with a chemical dye that would make all nuclei fluoresce blue under ultraviolet light, and then with another dye to make the nuclei of neurons glow red. You mean that part?

“One evening,” says Anich, “he heard the chirp of a flying squirrel at a bird feeder, pointed the flashlight at it, and was amazed to see pink fluorescence.”I like that we're literally hunting for fluorescent organisms.

Pretty cool!> Anich says that Jon Martin—a forestry professor and coauthor on the paper—was exploring a Wisconsin forest at night, using a UV flashlight to scan the canopy for lichens, fungi, plants, and frogs that occasionally fluoresce.

The whiter-than-white, bluey whiteness promised by Daz laundry detergentRandom trivia: In order to combat the fact that clothing gradually turns yellow as fibres are damaged, modern laundry detergents contain dyes which fluoresce blue under ultraviolet light.

These can be made to 'fluoresce' or flash, so you can just see where they are and then deposit some structures on top of wherever they turned out, and the key is that you get a nice spin state in the qubit which has a nicely long lifetime even at room temperature, so you don't need the elaborate cooling setup that you need for superconductors -- and it interacts nicely with microwave pulses to do the single-qubit manipulation.