Tiny Integrated Laser and Laser Ignition Conference 2025
23 - 25 April 2025
Yokohama, Japan
This group covers the study of material systems and the basic physics involved in demonstrating new lasing systems or discovering new lasing phenomena. This includes new approaches that introduce new wavelengths, increase power and efficiency, circumvent thermal issues, and improve beam quality.
This group covers the study of material systems and the basic physics involved in demonstrating new lasing systems or discovering new lasing phenomena. Potential new laser systems might be discovered in gases, crystals, amorphous and ceramic materials, semiconductors and liquids. This includes fundamentally new laser approaches that introduce new wavelengths, increase power and efficiency, circumvent thermal issues and improve beam quality. It also covers new operating regimes that for instance generate ultrashort pulses or extend the range of laser wavelengths. Studies of new quantum and waveguide effects, including quantum dot and photonic band gap structures designed to lower thresholds, generate new or controlled frequencies and/or permit lasing in previous regimes are within the purview of this group.
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Name | Affiliation | Title |
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Ji Eun Bae | CIMAP-CNRS-Université de Caen Normandie | Chair |
Ajanta Barh | DTU Electro | Vice Chair |
Paulo Hisao Moriya | University of Strathclyde | Committee Member |
Krishna Murari | Stanford University/SLAC | Committee Member |
Ahmet Turnali | Corning Inc. | Committee Member |
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