Lasers Videos

MIT lecture on the fundamentals of lasers as applied to fiber optics.

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In this video Prof. Jerker Widengren, from Royal Institute of Technology discusses the advantages of using Cobolt lasers for research.

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This video demonstrates the single mode property of the DC-200/40-PZ-Yb.

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OCT images of a live zebrafish with an eye diameter of 800 µm, acquired with the NKT Photonics SuperK supercontinuum laser.

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Princeton University researchers made a surprising discovery when a new laser was found during experimenting.

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This video shows how the process of Laser-Induced breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) works. Jong Yoo, PhD from Applied Spectra provides an overview of LIBS.

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Video to show the benefits of the LIOS DE.TECT linear heat detection system.

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Wired Science heads to the National Ignition Facility, where an enormous 192-beam laser bay may become capable of fusing hydrogen atoms into helium - creating an endless, clean source of energy.

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Ed Moses, principal associate director of the National Ignition Facility, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, discusses current laser inertial fusion energy technology and its potential to scale up to nationwide energy production in the next 10 years.

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In this booth interview with Laser Focus World, Eric Eisenberg—Optics Development Manager at Radiant Vision Systems—introduces Radiant's XRE Lens solution from the floor of Photonics West 2022 in San Francisco, CA.

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To celebrate Independence Day, JK Lasers ablated a special message using a 400W single mode, continuous wave fiber laser.

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Pittcon 2014 introductory video

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This video shows the laser-induced cell wounding in a Drosophila embryo. The images were acquired in real time using Andor Technology’s MicroPoint Laser System.

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Mike Dunne, director of the European High Power Laser Energy Research (HiPER) project, describes the technological hurdles that need to be overcome in order for scientists to transform laser-driven fusion into a real-world power source.

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It's the largest laser beam in the world and it's being built in the Bay Area. The National Ignition Facility at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory will shoot tremendous bursts of energy at an area the size of a pencil eraser. The goal? To recreate fusion -- which powers the sun and some nuclear bombs -- perhaps harnessing a new source of clean energy for the 21st century.

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This video from Applied Spectra shows the weekly SETI seminar series, wherein Dr. Richard Russo is presenting a general overview of the underlying mechanisms for laser ablation, characteristics of LA-ICP-MS and LIBS, etc.

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In this video Jonas Hellström, CTO at Cobolt AB gives an overview of HTCure™ Technology.

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