Professor Jalali and collaborators from four continents publish a thorough review of the Time Stretch technology in Nature Photonics. The review article explains how Time Stretch overcomes the speed limitations of electronic digitizers and enables ultrafast single-shot spectroscopy, imaging, and other measurements at refresh rates reaching billions of frames per second with non-stop recording, which spans trillions of continuous frames. The paper is available here.
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