Call for Papers | SPIE Laser Damage, has grown to be a comprehensive resource for the exchange of information on materials for high-power/high-energy lasers. Scientists and engineers continue research in these areas as well as materials and thin films, durability, properties modeling, testing, and component fabrication.
Call for papers | PDF, online | Abstracts Due: 16 April 2012
Laser-Induced Damage Issues:
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Photonic bandgap materials |
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High-power fiber lasers |
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Fibers for high-power laser applications |
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High-power/ultrafast lasers |
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Multi-layer thin films |
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Nonlinear optical and laser host materials |
Other Laser-Induced Damage Related Issues:
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Measurement protocols |
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Materials characterization |
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Fundamental mechanisms |
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Contamination of optical components |
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Surface and bulk defects |
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Metamaterials |
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Thermal Management of High-Power Lasers |
Mini-Symposium:
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Laser induced plasma interaction |
Additional Events:
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Round Table Discussion: Surface versus Bulk Damage Mechanisms |
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Thin Film Damage Competition |
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Sponsors and Cooperating Organizations
Organizer:
SPIE
Co-Sponsors:
Lawrence Livermore National Lab.
Spica Technologies, Inc.
Technical Sponsor:
Kent Rochford,
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Cooperating Organizations:
National Institute of Standards and Technology
CREOL & FPCE, College of Optics and Photonics, Univ. of Central Florida
Laser Zentrum Hannover e.V.
Pacific Northwest National Lab.
University of Missouri, Columbia
Lab. for Laser Energetics, Univ. of Rochester
Office of Naval Research
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