Applied Laser Development at Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh
The Laser Innovation Lab is located in Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, and is headed by Dr Richard McCracken. Our areas of research include the development of new laser sources for multi-photon microscopy; mid-infrared single-photon generation; and frequency comb enabled astrophotonics.
Today we have published a new paper discussing the theory behind SLASOPS (single laser asynchronous optical sampling), a single-laser alternative to the conventional two-laser ASOPS technique. Congratulations to Dr David Bajek who has driven this research, and to undergraduate Ife Ejidike who carried out much of the modelling. We thank the STFC for funding to make this research possible.
The Laser Innovation Lab is located at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh. Led by Dr. Richard McCracken, research in the group focuses on the development of novel laser sources for multi-photon microscopy, mid-infrared imaging and sensing, and frequency combs for astronomy.
The Laser Innovation Lab is located in Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, led by Dr Richard McCracken.
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