DIY Optical Components and Visiting a Femtosecond Laser Lab

2018-07-26

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In my pursuit of nonlinear optics it became obvious that if I was serious about learning about high power lasers and the cool things you can do with them, I was going to need better mounts to hold my components. In this video we go through the first one of these which is a holder for my nonlinear crystals.

This was prompted by a visit to one of the femtosecond laser labs at U of T last week. Not only did I get to see their amazing setup, I also got to see what nonlinear effects look like for real. Thank you so much to Olivier for the invite!

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