Subscribe to our bi-weekly newsletter! Read today: Still problems with phototoxicity and photodamage? Multiphoton microscopy and especially live-cell imaging is still limited by photodamage and phototoxicity at higher power levels. But there is a solution to this problem and you can also significantly reduce costs. TOPTICA: High-end laser systems for your scientific or industrial application.
Subscribe to our weekly newsletter! Read today: Ultrafast THz Multilayer Thickness Imaging Here, we present measurements of sub-wavelength layers in multilayer systems at a rate of 1.6 kHz, where the individual layer thicknesses are analyzed in real time... TOPTICA: High-end laser systems for your scientific or industrial application.
Subscribe to our weekly newsletter! Read today: Single wavelength fiber lasers have the potential to revolutionizing two-photon fluorescence microscopy by making simple and cost-efficient light sources available to everyone... TOPTICA: High-end laser systems for your scientific or industrial application.
Read today: Exciting Times in Quantum Technologies In this interview, two insiders talk about this collaboration between industry and science. Which lasers and photonic solutions are currently in demand for applications in quantum technology and what developments we can expect in the future. TOPTICA: High-end laser systems for your scientific or industrial application.
Subscribe to our weekly newsletter! Read today: Exciting Times in Quantum Technologies In this interview, two insiders talk about this collaboration between industry and science. Which lasers and photonic solutions are currently in demand for applications in quantum technology and what developments we can expect in the future. TOPTICA: High-end laser systems for your scientific or industrial application.
TOPTICA Photonics update Subscribe to our weekly newsletter! Read today: Add your own color to the team! Team spirit and company culture at it´s best - this always were the key corner stone for our success. We trust our people and encourage empowerment in decision making. TOPTICA: High-end laser systems for your scientific or industrial application.
Subscribe to our weekly newsletter! Read today: Joint date for LASER and automatica A great surprise from Munich: LASER and Automatica will be held together in the future. The trade fairs will remain in a two-year rhythm but will already take place next year. TOPTICA: High-end laser systems for your scientific or industrial application.
Subscribe to our weekly newsletter! Read today: Politics meets business for joint dialog The economic policy spokesman of the B'90/Green parliamentary group Dieter Janecek visited the Graefelfing-based laser manufacturer TOPTICA. Not only complex export controls and the situation on the job market pose high challenges for medium-sized businesses, but also the multitude of regulatory interventions. TOPTICA: High-end laser systems for your scientific or industrial application.
The TopWave 229 is an exciting new choice for deep UV spectroscopists looking for an easy to use and reliable laser that enables the user to focus on their application rather than worrying about the light source. With its short wavelength and an ultra-narrow laser linewidth (< 1 MHz ≙ < 4 x 10-5 cm-1), the TopWave 229 provides the key features to take on an important role as excitation source in the field of deep UV Raman and deep UV fluorescence spectroscopy.
Together with our collaboration partner, the Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Mathematics (ITWM), we have published a new paper on terahertz imaging: We demonstrate that layer thicknesses in the range of 20-120 µm can be measured and evaluated at a pixel rate of 1600 Hz. To the best of our knowledge, this represents the fastest terahertz-based multi-layer measurement performed to-date.
Cost-efficient, gas laser replacement – for easy, hands-off operation in lithography and holography applications The TopWave 405 is the ideal replacement for the bulky and power hungry Krypton ion (406.7nm and 413.1nm) gas lasers commonly used in lithographic and holographic applications like direct writing, maskless lithography, photo mask writing, interference lithography, and optics inspection.
The Optical Society (OSA) and the Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft (DPG) have named OSA Fellow Eugene S. Polzik, University of Copenhagen, Denmark, the 2020 recipient of the Herbert Walther Award.
Our goal with iqClock is to bring the best clocks in the world from the lab to industry to society. This will make it possible to use our clock to synchronize a cellphone network.
n May 16th 1960 Theodore Maiman saw laser light for the first time. How can we celebrate this major event for photonics in times of Corona and social distancing? As is well known, soon after Maiman’s initial laser demonstration, someone – just who is a matter of dispute – quipped that the laser was “a solution looking for a problem”.
Record Q factors at THz frequencies measured with TOPTICA’s TeraScan 1550 at the University of Auckland (New Zealand) Researchers at the University of Auckland (New Zealand) have set a new record for quality (“Q”) factors of terahertz resonators. The team, led by Dominik Vogt and Rainer Leonhardt, machined subwavelength-thin discs of high-resistivity silicon.
This webinar will focus on laser cooling and trapping which has recently seen a shift from purely fundamental research toward a focus on increased application-driven effort such as quantum computing, quantum sensing, quantum communication, and quantum metrology.
Written by Dr. Stephan Ritter (Director Quantum Technology Applications) and Dr. Jürgen Stuhler (Vice President Quantum Technologies) at TOPTICA Photonics AG. Read the full article here. Lasers shape the world of quantum technologies Dr. Stephan Ritter (Director Quantum Technology Applications) and Dr. Jürgen Stuhler (Vice President Quantum Technologies)
