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rapid pace in recent years. MIR cameras have propelled the field of thermal imaging; the invention of the quantum cascade laser (QCL) was a milestone that made compact MIR laser sources commercially
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. student (f/d/m) to further develop and improve the Gravimetric Atom-Interferometer (GAIN) for participation in the joint national and international projects. GAIN is a mobile quantum sensor using laser
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postdoctoral fellow (f/d/m) to participate in the development of and quality control for a complex laser system as part of the project BECCAL. BECCAL is a large joint endeavor by NASA and DLR (Deutsches Zentrum
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operation of the Virgo detector and in the preparation of improvements planned by 2030, including: the laser detection system at the interferometer output, electronics and software for detector control and
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control and maintenance of safe and functioning equipment and instrumentation, operation of video endoscopy systems, navigational image guided systems, microscopes, lasers, Integrated Operating Room
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, lenses, beam splitters, microscope objectives, fibre connectors and other precision optics. Prepare lab equipment for daily operation, including lasers, electronic instrumentation and optical measurement
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to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Postdoctoral Position in Ultrafast Laser Spectroscopy of Quantum Materials The FERROIC Lab (Laboratory for Functional Ferroic
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thrives today, all on a campus renowned as among the most beautiful in the world. DEPARTMENT OVERVIEW The University Library Center for Digital Scholarship (http://digitalscholarship.ucsc.edu) is a growing
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platforms for chiral sensing by integrating photonic waveguides and microfluidic devices fabricated through advanced femtosecond laser micromachining techniques. The project combines microfabrication
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powerful laser pulses. At ARCNL, we are now thinking about light sources that radiate at even shorter wavelengths below 13.5 nm, which could open up a host of applications in future nanolithography