February 2022 Issue
Feature Articles
Did Leonardo da Vinci Invent the Telescope?
An analysis of one of the Italian master’s early-16th-century notebooks suggests that his experiments may have extended to combining lenses to achieve a better view of the moon.
by Alessandro BettiniDepartments and Columns
Toward a Truly Inclusive Classroom
OPN talks to a physics professor whose research focuses on reimagining education to better include students with disabilities.
PSI’s Journey: From Research to Production
The founder and president of Phase Sensitive Innovations, a university-incubated startup, offers a personal recollection of how the company pivoted its business to succeed.
Also in this Issue
Globalization and Decentralization
Companies that have successfully globalized are rooted in different parts of the world.
30, 20, and 10 Years Ago in OPN
Hubble woes; optics and bioterrorism; fiber optics’ endless development.
Volcano Track, Imaged from Space
A volcano track or plume rises over Mount Michael, an active stratovolcano on Saunders Island, about 1600 km from Antarctica.

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