Researchers have developed a groundbreaking Ti:sapphire laser on a chip, making it smaller, cheaper, and more efficient than ever before.
Researchers have achieved a potentially groundbreaking innovation in laser technology by developing a titanium-sapphire laser on a chip. This new prototype is dramatically smaller, more efficient, and less expensive than its predecessors, marking a significant leap forward with a technology that has broad applications in industry, medicine, and beyond.
The new chip-scale Ti:sapphire laser, developed by a team led by Jelena Vučković, a professor of electrical engineering at Stanford University, addresses these limitations. Published in the journal. “Instead of one large and expensive laser, any lab might soon have hundreds of these valuable lasers on a single chip. And you can fuel it all with a green laser pointer.”Joshua Yang, a doctoral candidate and co-first author of the study, highlighted the transformative potential of this innovation.
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