Physics societies unite in support of open access

Today, LIA has joined forces with other major physics societies, which support physical science researchers with the publication of more than 75,000 peer-reviewed journal articles each year, to show our commitment to open access (OA) for physics research.  This group comprises 16 societies: the Acoustical Society of America, the American Association of Physicists in Medicine, […]

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Weekly Lasers Wrap Up: Week of February 6, 2017

Weekly Lasers Wrap Up – Week of February 6, 2017 What happened this week in Lasers? Discover the latest from the Laser Institute of America LasersToday.com Weekly Wrap-Up: Laser Industry News Just one year after researchers were able to detect the existence of gravitational waves using lasers, Albert Einstein Institute (AEI) researchers have developed two […]

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The Laser’s Founding Father: Remembering Charles H. Townes

By Geoff Giordano In his 1999 book How the Laser Happened, the late Charles Hard Townes explained that, “Once invented, lasers found a myriad of uses” and noted that they had advanced to the point that “the smallest lasers are so tiny one cannot see them without a microscope.” A far cry from the heady […]

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