Alexey Svotin designs opto-mechanical components
in Autodesk Inventor
Andrey Lutsenko plans optical layout of single-shot cross-correlator Rincon SS for Sandia National Laboratory
Konstantin Zagorulko develops new fiber lasers
Nikita Didenko optimizes
Third Harmonic
Generator unit
for Trestles Finesse
Ti:Sapphire laser
Petr Mikhailovich develops electronic modules
Vladimir Pazyuk designs Avoca
SPIDERs, Reef autocorrelators
and
spectrometers
Sergey Tenyakov develops amplifiers, pulse pickers and
TW class lasers JAWS
and Cortes; and Alexei Mavritskii
leads efforts in Trestles Ti:Sapphire
laser development and
Reef RT real time autocorrelator optimization.
Visit to
University of California San Diego
Currently three UCSD groups use Del Mar Photonics main products in research
as diverse as quantum computing, optical networking and laser induced plasma
research for next generation lithography. We invite UCSD, SDSU, CSUSM
students
to apply for part time positions with Del Mar Photonics.
Quality control and testing before shipment to the customer
Alexey Plotskiy develops femtosecond fiber lasers and
SHG units for fiber
laser
Andrey Larichev after discussions of potential Del Mar Photonics
NIH SBIR
proposal during Photonics West 2007
We invite scientists with good experience in SBIR proposals
preparation and fulfillment
to apply to our SBIR Project Manager position.
Sergey Egorov at Stanford University while discussing research partnership
with one of the groups there. Del Mar Photonics is interested to develop
research partnerships with different groups in the United States, Germany,
Russia and other countries involved in applications of femtosecond laser
pulses.
Please let us know if you are interested.
Matvey Konyashchenko and Sergey Tenyakov explains to Francisco Bezanilla from the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
the University of Chicago capabilities of Pismo pulse picker.
Sergey Egorov and Sergey Tenyakov discuu potential research partnership in picosecond and femtosecond CARS microscopy with Dr. Justin E. Jureller, Technical Director of the NanoBiology Facility