LIA: Amplitude is marking its 25th anniversary this year, with celebrations beginning in the United States. Why did you choose to start here?

Damien Buet, CEO, Amplitude: The United States has long been a strategic market for Amplitude, but the choice was also driven by the broader context. Photonics West is one of the most important international events for our industry. It brings together the full ecosystem—research, industrial users, and technology developers—in one place. Starting our anniversary year here allows us to reflect on our journey while engaging directly with the global photonics community in a setting that naturally encourages dialogue and exchange.

LIA: The anniversary comes at a time of significant activity for Amplitude. How does this moment reflect where the company is today?

Damien Buet: Reaching 25 years is an opportunity not only to reflect on our history, but also to assess where we are today and why we do what we do. Amplitude has grown alongside the laser industry, expanding from its scientific origins into industrial, medical, and life science applications, while maintaining a strong culture of technical excellence. Today, our focus is on developing innovative laser solutions that serve a clear purpose addressing real application needs, supporting long-term partnerships with customers and research institutions, and contributing in a meaningful way to the progress of science, industry, and society.

LIA: You’ve recently strengthened your leadership presence in the United States. Can you tell us more about that?

Damien Buet: Yes, we were very pleased to welcome Gerarda Evangelista to lead our U.S. operations. She brings more than 30 years of leadership experience in the global laser industry, spanning industrial, scientific, and commercial roles. Her deep understanding of both technology and markets is a strong asset for us. More importantly, it reflects our commitment to being closer to customers in the U.S. and to building a local organization that can support them effectively over the long term.

LIA: Amplitude has been actively involved in professional communities, including the Laser Institute of America, for many years. Why is that engagement important?

Damien Buet: Organizations like LIA play a critical role in structuring and advancing the laser industry, particularly in industrial applications. Our long-standing involvement, rooted in continuity and sustained by consistent involvement over the years, reflects our belief in collaboration —sharing expertise, contributing to technical discussions, and collectively addressing challenges such as process reliability, safety, and scalability. Events like ICALEO are especially valuable because they combine practical industrial insight with deep technical content.

LIA: Speaking of ICALEO, what are your expectations for this year’s event in Denver?

Damien Buet: ICALEO consistently offers a high level of technical exchange, and that’s what we value most. This year, we’re looking forward to engaging with peers and end users on how laser technologies are enabling advanced manufacturing and emerging applications. It’s also an opportunity to continue discussions with the community about where the technology is heading and how it can be translated into real-world impact.

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Bordeaux, France – January 20, 2026 – Guided by a long-standing commitment to supporting advances in life-science research, Amplitude, a global leader in ultrafast laser technologies, and indie, one of the fastest-growing innovators in automotive semiconductors and advanced photonics technologies, today announced that they are entering into a strategic partnership.

As a first success stemming from this agreement, Amplitude has recently launched the FOCUS 920, a compact femtosecond Fiber laser, powered by indie’s ultrafast laser technology, designed for demanding bioimaging and neuroscience applications. Building on this foundation, the collaboration aims to expand Amplitude’s life sciences product portfolio and accelerate the development of next-generation multiphoton imaging solutions.

“Entering into this agreement with indie represents an important strategic milestone for Amplitude,” said Damien Buet, President & CEO of Amplitude Laser Group. “It strengthens our offering in life sciences today with the FOCUS 920, and reflects our shared ambition to deliver high-performance, reliable, and accessible photonics solutions that support progress in bioimaging and medical research.”

“This partnership marks an important step in indie’s evolution as a key supplier of lasers across multiple end markets, including bioimaging, automotive LiDAR, and Quantum,” said Mathieu Drolet, Executive Vice President of indie’s Photonics Business Unit. “By powering Amplitude’s FOCUS 920, we’re integrating indie’s advanced photonics expertise into nonlinear bioimaging solutions and accelerating overall market adoption through this partnership.

Launched in the year of Amplitude’s 25th anniversary, the FOCUS 920 further reinforces the company’s foothold in bioimaging and neuroscience applications. Compact, air-cooled and powerful, the system is engineered for exceptional reliability, ensuring stable operation and consistent performance over time—key requirements in research and clinical environments.

The FOCUS 920 is built around Amplitude’s HB-LH (High Brightness – Low Heat) concept, developed in close collaboration with indie to maximize image quality while preserving living samples. Its combination of short pulse duration and high pulse energy combined with low average power enables bright, high-contrast imaging while limiting sample heating and photodamage. This balance is key for long-term imaging and sensitive neuroscience and bioimaging experiments.

Within the life sciences sector, the FOCUS 920 addresses a broad range of bioimaging applications and complements Amplitude’s existing product portfolio for two-photon photostimulation in neuroscience. It is designed to support researchers working on advanced imaging and functional interrogation of neural circuits, where reliability, stability, and controlled femtosecond excitation parameters are essential.

Amplitude has a strong track record of bringing disruptive laser technologies from research to large-scale deployment. In ophthalmology, the company pioneered the integration of ultrafast femtosecond lasers into laser eye surgery systems in 2007—an innovation that scaled to thousands of installations worldwide and continues to benefit millions of patients today. The Group has also played a key role in advancing display manufacturing, enabling major technology companies to redefine production standards through advanced laser systems.

Headquartered in Pessac, near Bordeaux, in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region of France, Amplitude leverages a strong local ecosystem for deep-tech innovation and industrial excellence, while serving a global customer base across Europe, Asia, and the United States.

With this strategic agreement and the launch of the FOCUS 920, Amplitude takes a significant step in expanding its product portfolio dedicated to multiphoton imaging, reinforcing its long-term commitment and vision to advancing life sciences through ultrafast laser innovation.

About indie

indie (Nasdaq: INDI) is empowering the automotive revolution with next-generation semiconductors, photonics, and perception software platforms.

indie’s photonics BU leads the evolution of photonics by delivering innovative light-based solutions for diverse industries. Our expertise includes fiber-optic components, low-noise lasers, ultrashort pulse fiber lasers, custom integrated photonics packaging, and advanced light sources such as our Superluminescent Light Emitting Diodes (SLEDs) and visible DFBs.

With a proven track record and over one million photonic solutions deployed worldwide, we offer end-to-end solutions tailored to applications in sensing, quantum, medical, drones, aerospace, automotive, and beyond.

To learn more, please visit us at www.indie.inc

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Amplitude is proud to announce that it has received in June the “China Laser Industry Innovation Award” at the 2025 edition of the Secret Light Awards, one of the most respected honors in the Chinese laser industry. The award recognizes the remarkable innovation behind Satsuma X, the company’s most advanced ultrafast laser system to date, engineered for high-precision, high-reliability applications across a wide range of industrial sectors.

This recognition is more than a trophy: it is a signal of trust and validation from one of the fastest-growing and most demanding laser markets in the world.

Our Sales Director Xia Ruan at Amplitude Suzhou, received the award on behalf of the company and commented:

“We are honored to receive this innovation award for our Satsuma X, a laser system perfectly and robustly engineered to meet the demanding needs of industrial markets. This recognition reinforces our commitment to pushing boundaries, and we look forward to deepening our collaboration with customers to develop even more applications across diverse industries.”

Spotlight on Satsuma X: A New Standard in Industrial Ultrafast Lasers

The Satsuma X is the latest evolution in Amplitude’s widely adopted Satsuma series. While building upon the robustness and reliability of its predecessors, Satsuma X introduces an entirely re-engineered platform designed for the industrial future.

Key features of the Satsuma X include:

• Femtoburst® Technology: Enables the generation of tailored burst structures to optimize interaction with a variety of materials.
• Femtotrig® Technology: Simple synchronization with external systems or machine tools via high-precision triggering.
• GHz Burst Mode: Provides enhanced ablation efficiency and smoother processing outcomes for high-throughput applications.
• Compact, Sealed Architecture: Designed for harsh environments, Satsuma X delivers performance without compromise.
• Air-cooled Operation: Removes the need for external chillers, simplifying integration and reducing maintenance.

Satsuma X is not just a lab innovation, already deployed across multiple sectors in Asia, Europe, and North America, the system has proven itself in Semiconductor micromachining (cutting, drilling, trimming), display and touch panel structuring, medical device manufacturing, transparent material processing (glass, sapphire, polymers) or battery and photovoltaic component structuring

Its versatility, reliability, and ease of integration make it a preferred solution for system integrators and OEMs worldwide.

Driving the Future of Ultrafast Lasers

Satsuma X represents a clear vision of where industrial laser technology is headed — toward smarter, more flexible, and more robust solutions. Its success is a reflection of Amplitude’s broader mission: to deliver ultrafast innovation with industrial reliability.

From R&D labs to production floors, Satsuma X is enabling manufacturers to push boundaries, increase efficiency, and achieve precision levels that were previously unattainable.

This award from the Secret Light Awards 2025 is both a recognition of what has been achieved — and a motivation to continue building the future of light, one femtosecond at a time.

The Secret Light Awards: A Benchmark for Innovation

Organized annually by Laser Manufacture News, the Secret Light Awards have become a key barometer of progress and technological excellence in China’s photonics and laser community. The China Laser Industry Innovation Award specifically honors breakthrough products that advance the field in terms of performance, applicability, reliability, and market relevance.

To receive this award is to be acknowledged by a jury of industry experts, researchers, and business leaders who understand the complexity and demands of real-world industrial laser applications.

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XPulse Phases I & II: Laying the Foundation

Initial tests successfully validated the X-ray conversion efficiency and long-term stability using Amplitude’s MAGMA 25 ultrafast laser. These results marked a major step toward high-performance, laser-based medical imaging.

“Supported by the Nouvelle-Aquitaine Region from the outset, XPulse has now entered its second cycle,” explains Antoine Courjaud, Product Line Manager at Amplitude. “We are developing a new laser source — 10 times more powerful than in the initial phases, in order to record images 10 times faster”

This new-generation laser will be integrated by ALPhANOV into a unique tomographic imaging system, which will then be evaluated at the Imaging Center of the University Hospital of Bordeaux.

In addition to medical imaging, the laser-driven X-ray source jointly developed with ALPhANOV through XPulse also enables advanced applications such as time-resolved X-ray Diffraction for material science (photovoltaics) or microtomography for non-destructive testing.

XPulse 2: Toward Clinical Validation

Launched in 2023 and continuing through to 2026, this second milestone aims to transform the XPulse prototype into a fully operational tomographic imaging system capable of conducting medical tests with laser-generated X-rays.

The system must demonstrate the relevance of the technology by validating four major differentiating factors in mammography:

• Improved contrast and resolution of medical images
• Reduced radiation dose delivered to the patient
• Enhanced diagnostic accuracy, with fewer false negatives and better identification of false positives
• Improved patient comfort, thanks to compression-free breast imaging

Project Funding

XPulse Phases I & II were co-funded by the European Union and the Nouvelle-Aquitaine Region under the FEDER/FSE/IEJ Aquitaine programme, with a total combined funding amount of €2,398,145 (€1,337,020 for Phase I and €1,061,125 for Phase II).

XPulse 2 is now underway and is also co-funded by the European Union and the Nouvelle-Aquitaine Region under the FEDER and FSE+ programme, with a total funding amount of €1,510,457.

Watch the XPulse Project Video

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Paris – December 17, 2024

Amplitude, global leader in ultrafast lasers, and Focused Energy, the company pursuing the most scientifically advanced path to commercial fusion, today announced a strategic partnership to advance the field of inertial fusion energy. This collaboration focuses on the development of two high-energy, high-repetition rate laser systems which will be installed at Focused Energy’s Laser Development Facility in the United States. The development is supported and financed by Germany’s Federal Agency for Breakthrough Innovations – SPRIND.

A Strategic Partnership to Shape Fusion Energy’s Future

Set to begin in early 2025 at Amplitude’s Lisses facility near Paris, the three-year development program builds on the global momentum for inertial fusion energy sparked by the fusion ignition breakthrough at the National Ignition Facility (NIF) in December 2022. This initiative places Amplitude at the forefront of worldwide efforts to develop clean energy solutions, leveraging cutting-edge laser technology to refine the parameters of Inertial Confinement Fusion and advance the promise of sustainable energy production.

Amplitude Laser Group President & CEO Damien Buet stated, “We are thrilled to push the boundaries of what is possible with our advanced laser technologies and contribute to this groundbreaking endeavor. Ten years of bold technological choices coupled with our leadership in cutting-edge research and industrial scalability will shape a brighter future powered by clean, sustainable energy.”

SPRIND Director Rafael Laguna de la Vera added, “Fusion is one of the most significant breakthrough innovations on the horizon and abundant energy the fundament for others to come. But overcoming the remaining technological challenges in fusion will require collective international efforts. Collaborations like this – with a strong foundation in European technology and close ties to US talent in the field – will accelerate the development of commercial fusion to meet the urgent demand for green energy.”

“This is a landmark moment on our path to commercial laser fusion, building off the National Ignition Facility’s groundbreaking work two years ago,” said Scott Mercer, CEO of Focused Energy. “These laser systems will serve as the technological foundation from which Focused Energy will build the modular laser arrays necessary for a fusion pilot plant capable of supplying clean energy to the grid.”

A Step Toward Sustainable Fusion Energy

Amplitude has long been a pioneer in state-of-the-art laser technology, reshaping industrial processes, advancing medical breakthroughs, and powering Nobel-caliber science. Its unique installations are deployed worldwide, notably at the Extreme Light Infrastructure for Hungary (ELI-ALPS), the DRACO and RELAX lasers in Dresden and Hamburg in Germany, the VEGA platform in Salamanca, Spain, and the ALLS system in Montreal, Canada. These and other installations provide the broader scientific community with unparalleled access to high peak power and high energy state-of-the-art lasers.

On the path to inertial fusion, further offshoot applications are likely to emerge. The company envisions a future where these advancements find use in fields such as non-destructive testing in healthcare, medical imaging, and a variety of industrial processes. These laser innovations promise to drive significant progress—improving healthcare outcomes, increasing industrial efficiency, and creating a lasting positive impact on society.

Amplitude has a proven track record of taking on complex technologies and developing scalable solutions that disrupt the market. A prime example of this is the company’s groundbreaking work in ophthalmology, where in 2007, Amplitude pioneered the integration of ultrafast femtosecond lasers into laser eye surgery systems. This innovation scaled to thousands of installations worldwide, continues to benefit millions of patients today. Amplitude has continued to lead the way in the display industry, developing advanced laser systems that enabled major technology companies to enhance their production capabilities and redefine display manufacturing standards.

Headquartered in Pessac near Bordeaux, the capital of Nouvelle-Aquitaine, Amplitude benefits from strong regional support, including the Cité de la Photonique hub and the ALPHA-RLH deep tech competitiveness cluster. This program will draw on a range of the company’s technologies and consolidate expertise from its facilities in Lisses, Pessac, and Antibes.

Today, Amplitude takes a significant step toward advancing commercially viable fusion energy by partnering with Focused Energy and SPRIND. Together, they aim to harness the power of laser technology to illuminate a brighter, more sustainable future.

About Focused Energy

Focused Energy is the leading laser-driven fusion company pursuing the most promising path to clean, limitless fusion power. The global company, based in the San Francisco Bay Area and Darmstadt, Germany, has brought together the top scientific and engineering minds using proven technologies to unlock fusion power at commercial scale. Focused Energy is working to unleash the next chapter of economic growth and scientific innovation through the widespread adoption of clean, abundant fusion power.

To learn more, visit focused-energy.world

About SPRIND

The Federal Agency for Breakthrough Innovation SPRIND was founded in 2019 and is based in Leipzig. The sole shareholder is the Federal Republic of Germany, represented by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK). SPRIND closes a gap in the German innovation landscape: It finds new, groundbreaking technologies for the major challenges of our time and at the same time ensures that the added value of the resulting companies and industries remains in Germany and Europe. SPRIND is financed by funds from the federal budget. SPRIND is headed by Rafael Laguna de la Vera and Berit Dannenberg.

Visit https://www.sprind.org/en

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Amplitude Laser Group and Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) are deepening their 18-year collaboration by launching a joint research laboratory in Dresden. Building on joint work with the high-power laser DRACO, the strategic partnership aims to advance laser diagnostics, components, and applications, with a focus on electron and proton acceleration.

The titanium-sapphire laser system DRACO (Dresden laser acceleration source) at HZDR is one of the pioneering facilities driving relativistic laser plasma physics for novel particle accelerator concepts. Installed in 2007 by Amplitude, the system has since evolved through a close partnership between Amplitude and HZDR to become one of the world-leading two-beam facilities that it is today.

Driving Innovation with the Joint Laboratory

The new joint laboratory will spearhead advancements in next-generation titanium-sapphire laser technologies around the DRACO laser, targeting high-energy and high-repetition rate systems with improved stability, temporal contrast, and performance. It will also support the development of secondary radiation sources and enable technologies that surpass current standards, including high-dose rate radiobiology in the context of cancer research and inertial fusion energy applications.

To strengthen this successful collaboration, Amplitude will dedicate Research and Development resources from its Lisses facility in France to Dresden. The laboratory’s work will focus on creating innovative solutions for laser technology, secondary sources, and laser metrology. Further bolstering these efforts, Amplitude will fund PhD positions at HZDR and establish a local team in Dresden, ensuring a strong and sustainable presence in the region.

Damien Buet, CEO of Amplitude Laser Group, states: “Our long-term collaboration with HZDR has laid the foundation for this exciting new chapter. The joint lab will drive innovation, pushing high-power laser technology to new heights and shaping a brighter future.”

Prof. Sebastian M. Schmidt, Scientific Director at HZDR, continues: “Thanks to Hi-Acts, our Helmholtz Innovation Platform for Accelerator-based Technologies & Solutions, we are able to build strong collaborations with industry leaders like Amplitude Laser Group. Our new joint lab will give us many opportunities to transfer research directly into applications.”

The joint laboratory will follow a clear governance structure to ensure effective collaboration. The Steering Board, led by Prof. Ulrich Schramm, Director at HZDR’s Institute of Radiation Physics, and Dr. Pierre-Mary Paul, Vice President Advanced Laser Solutions at Amplitude, will guide strategic direction. Day-to-day operations will be managed by Project Management leads Stefan Bock (HZDR) and Émilien Gontier (Amplitude).

Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schramm highlights: “Recent breakthroughs in laser plasma accelerator research, like record-breaking proton energies or the demonstration of free-electron-lasing, originated from improved control over laser parameters on target. Advanced metrology and corresponding feedback to the laser chain will thus be essential to further progress.”

Dr. Pierre-Mary Paul concludes: “Advancing next-generation laser technologies allows us to push the boundaries of scientific research, enable groundbreaking applications using laser-based secondary sources, and lay the groundwork for scalable industrial solutions.”

About Hi-Acts:

The Hi-Acts innovation platform makes accelerator-based technologies more accessible for industry and medicine. Combining their expertise, the five Helmholtz centers Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY, Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung, Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, and Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin offer access to their numerous accelerator facilities and research groups. With the strategic partnership between Amplitude and HZDR, the Hi-Acts platform broadens its network in Europe and strengthens Franco-German relations. It also opens up access to funding programs within the network to enhance pioneering deep-tech solutions.

About HZDR:

The Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) performs – as an independent German research center – research in the fields of energy, health, and matter. We focus on answering the following questions:

• How can energy and resources be utilized in an efficient, safe, and sustainable way?
• How can malignant tumors be more precisely visualized, characterized, and more effectively treated?
• How do matter and materials behave under the influence of strong fields and in smallest dimensions?

To help answer these research questions, HZDR operates large-scale facilities, which are also used by visiting researchers: the Ion Beam Center, the Dresden High Magnetic Field Laboratory, and the ELBE Center for High-Power Radiation Sources. HZDR is a member of the Helmholtz Association and has six sites (Dresden, Freiberg, Görlitz, Grenoble, Leipzig, Schenefeld near Hamburg) with almost 1,500 members of staff, of whom about 680 are scientists, including 200 Ph.D. candidates.

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The sale aligns with Amplitude Laser Group’s strategy to concentrate on its core strengths in femtosecond and high-energy advanced laser solutions, and is expected to be completed in the next few weeks. 

According to Damien Buet, Chairman & CEO of Amplitude Laser Group, “ This transaction allows Amplitude to concentrate its development efforts on ultra-fast and high-energy lasers in both the American and global markets, enhancing its strategic flexibility. Our subsidiary, Amplitude Laser Inc., will now be entirely dedicated to our key growth initiatives. I would like to thank the Continuum teams for their contributions to the Group over the years. Lumibird’s acquisition will accelerate the development of the Continuum range and provide our customers with an enhanced offering in the field of solid-state nanosecond lasers. Amplitude will work closely with Lumibird to ensure a smooth transition for all stakeholders.” 

Marc Le Flohic, Chairman and CEO of Lumibird said: “The acquisition of the Continuum brand, which is highly recognised by universities, will enable Lumibird to strengthen its product range and increase its share of the nanosecond solid-state laser market. This operation is not only profitable, it is also in line with the Group’s strategy of strengthening our position in a recurring market and accelerating the optimisation of the Group’s industrial tools.” 

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For media inquiries, please contact:

Anne-Laure Maddy – anne-laure.maddy[at]amplitude-laser.com

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Amplitude Suzhou Laser Technology Company Ltd together with Amplitude Shanghai Laser Technology Ltd are wholly owned subsidiaries of the Amplitude Laser Group, dedicated to providing excellence and innovation with our range of laser solutions for the China market.

Amplitude Shanghai Laser Technology Ltd will continue its operations as usual, fulfilling all existing contracts and agreements with customers, partners, and other relevant third parties. Business relationships and service commitments will remain unchanged during the contract period.

Starting from August 1, 2024, Amplitude Laser Group will begin operations under Amplitude Suzhou Laser Technology Company Ltd in China. This includes signing new contracts and publishing information. Our business representatives will contact you shortly with further details.

Should you have any questions or require further information, please do not hesitate to contact us

We look forward to working closely with you and creating A Laser Bright Future together!

New Entity Name (Chinese): 安普（苏州）激光技术有限公司

New Entity Name (English): Amplitude Suzhou Laser Technology Company Ltd

Address: Building C3, 101/201/301, Xinyang Industrial Park, No. 8 Yanghua Road, Industrial Park District, Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, China.

Postal code: 215000

Phone Number: +86 512 6515 8808

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We invite you to read this article Electro-optical control of polarization in femtosecond-laser written waveguides using an embedded liquid crystal cell

This scientific publication introduces a NOVEL APPROACH to embedding adjustable waveplates into FLDW optical circuits. It achieves this by incorporating a layer of liquid crystal into the waveguide. Control over the liquid crystal’s orientation via applied voltage induces bias-dependent phase retardation, effectively acting as a voltage-dependent waveplate.

Sketch of the inscription setup (/2 – half-wave plate, Pol.- polarizer, SHG – non-linear crystal for second harmonic generation).@Kim Lammers, Alessandro Alberucci, Chandroth P. Jisha, Alexander Szameit, and Stefan Nolte, “Electro-optical control of polarization in femtosecond-laser written waveguides using an embedded liquid crystal cell,” Opt. Mater. Express 14, 836-846 (2024)

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// In this Episode 3 Photonics Podcast, Justine talks with Pierre-Mary Paul, VP and director of the Advanced Laser Solutions Business Unit Amplitude Laser. He explains Amplitude’s Advanced Laser Solutions business and describes the importance of our state-of-the-art solutions in several application areas. //

What is Following the Photons?
It’s Podcast focused on photonics where Justine dives deep into the fascinating world of photonics and optics. It brings you the latest news and insights from the forefront of the photonics industry. The episodes feature interviews and discussions with industry and research experts, providing valuable perspectives on the issues, technologies, and trends shaping the photonics community. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting your journey in photonics, this podcast is a go-to resource for staying informed and inspired. Tune in and stay laser-focused on the future of light-based technologies.

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