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Ultrafast Laser Technology Workshop

Date Mi, 22.04.2015 - Do, 23.04.2015
Time All day
Speaker
Location Aachen, Germany
Program The UKP Workshop: Ultrafast Laser Technology 2015 will be held by the Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology (ILT). Scientists, laser manufacturers and users from a wide variety of branches from Germany and abroad will meet here to catch up on the latest trends from ultrafast laser technology. More than 20 speakers from eight different countries will be showing newest results on ultrafast lasers and optical systems for manufacturing. Special emphasis will be given on the economic integration of ultrafast lasers into production. Due to an increasing demand among international participants, the conference will be held in English with simultaneous translation into German.
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Link UKP Workshop: Ultrafast Laser Technology 2015
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