Past Event Overview
Thank you for attending SPIE Laser Damage 2016, a comprehensive resource for the exchange of information on high-power/high-energy lasers.
Scientists and engineers continue research in these areas as well as materials and thin films, durability, properties modeling, testing, and component fabrication. Don't miss this chance to share your work and exchange ideas with leaders in the field.
| Technical Program Abstract Book | |
| Preregistration continues through 21 September | |
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Download Tutorial on Advanced Materials for High Laser-Damage Resistance, Broadband Low-Dispersion Femtosecond Mirror Thin Film Damage presentation (7 MB PDF)
| Registration includes access to these technical sessions and the mini-symposium | |
| • | Materials and Measurement |
| • | Surfaces, Mirrors, and Contamination |
| • | Thin Films |
| • | Fundamental Mechanisms |
| • | Mini-Symposium: Review of Large-Scale High-Power Laser Facility Projects |
| Tutorial | |
| • | Advanced Materials for High Laser-Damage Resistance, Broadband Low-Dispersion Femtosecond Mirror Thin Film Damage |
| Review the 2015 Program | |
| • | 2015 Final Technical Program |
| • | 2015 Technical Abstracts |
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