Laser Science

Soliton lasers are a groundbreaking technology in the field of light technology. They offer the ability to generate femtosecond pulses, which have numerous applications in scientific research and industrial uses. However, these lasers have traditionally suffered from a noise problem that limits their usefulness. Introducing soliton fiber lasers, the solution to the noise problem of […]

Mode-selective lasers are revolutionizing laser technology, paving the way for unparalleled precision-based applications. These cutting-edge lasers offer unique capabilities for controlling and manipulating the modes of laser light, resulting in enhanced performance and the development of new applications. Prof. Andrew Daley and his team are at the forefront of exploring the opportunities and challenges presented

Coherent beam combining is a groundbreaking advancement in laser technology that has the potential to revolutionize various industries. By combining multiple high-power laser beams into a single coherent beam, this technique offers increased power output and improved beam quality. Comparable to the microprocessor in computing, it not only boosts power but also enhances laser design.

X-ray lasers have the potential to revolutionize American technology. Recent experiments at the National Ignition Facility in California have achieved breakthrough results in fusion power, igniting bursts of energy and generating a tremendous amount of power. This success has sparked optimism among scientists who see fusion as a clean and abundant energy source for the

Laser-driven particle acceleration is a cutting-edge technique with a wide range of applications and the potential to revolutionize modern science. The interest in compact, cost-effective, and versatile accelerators is growing for various societal-relevant applications such as nuclear medicine, agriculture, pollution control, and cultural heritage conservation. Superintense laser-driven ion sources, particularly the Target Normal Sheath Acceleration

Welcome to the world of Ultrafast Nonlinear Optics, where groundbreaking innovations in photonics and optics technology are taking place. This cutting-edge discipline focuses on the interaction of intense light with matter, leading to intriguing effects and the development of new beams. With research spanning various scientific issues and challenges, Ultrafast Nonlinear Optics is revolutionizing the

Femtosecond lasers have revolutionized the field of science with their ability to emit optical pulses with durations of less than 1 picosecond. This ultrafast timescale allows researchers to study processes in atoms, molecules, and materials that occur in femtoseconds, providing valuable insights into fundamental scientific phenomena. Femtosecond lasers have found applications in various scientific disciplines,

The Nobel Prize in Physics 2023 has been awarded to Pierre Agostini, Ferenc Krausz, and Anne L’Huillier for their contributions to the generation and application of attosecond light pulses. Attosecond physics is the study of phenomena that occur in attoseconds, which are one billionth of a billionth of a second. It provides scientists with a

Laser wakefield acceleration is a groundbreaking technology that has the potential to revolutionize high-energy physics and drive future advancements. By harnessing the electric fields in laser-produced plasmas, this method offers a promising solution to reducing the size and cost of traditional particle accelerators. Through laser wakefield acceleration, electrons can be accelerated to high energies over

Laser-based atomic clocks are the pinnacle of precision timekeeping, utilizing the carefully tuned frequency of light emitted by an atom to measure time intervals with incredible accuracy. These clocks rely on the crests of a light wave, which can rise and fall as many as a thousand trillion times per second, to mark the ticks