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Ahmet,

Thanks for everything. Take care of the important things, first. We can get to the secondary things later.

The first time a really explored the ThorLabs website, I got the impression it was a friendly, down-to-earth operation with real people in charge. Nice to see that impression confirmed.

Here's an example of a hologram made with agar-agar. The plate I've chosen for this is non-traditional and the coating is perhaps thicker than normally used with gelatin, but I'm sure you'll agree the true-to-life detail is astonishing.

I think I found the answer to my question in US patent 1763533 A. The short answer is a definite maybe yes.

Yeah, but can it be used as a gelatin substitute with dichromates?

(1) Why doesn't Hans look at all happy?
(2) What where you guys doing at Pet Smart?

Pictures, or it didn't happen.

Last Friday I upgraded the software for the wiki. It seemed like a good opportunity to re-install everything, clearing out some of the cruft it had accumulated in the process, and configure it more like the way most wikis are configured. There are two main changes you may notice: Wiki URLs are a bit...

Very cool., indeed. You know have the beginnings of your own little section in the Experimenter's Corner on the wiki: http://holowiki.nss.rpi.edu/wiki/index. ... ion_Plates

You know, I never even thought to look up your email address in the Internic Whois database. Now, I feel stupid! (I'll get over it, though. )