From decoding ancient secrets to preserving iconic masterpieces, laser-based technologies continue to transform our understanding of cultural heritage. The laser experts from Laserlab-Europe have played a vital role in uncovering, understanding, and preserving...

Attoscience empowers the observation and control of phenomena transpiring within infinitesimal timeframes. In celebration of the remarkable achievements by the recent Nobel laureates in Physics, this Laserlab Forum is exclusively dedicated to the captivating realm of...

In the broad field of modern medical diagnostics and scientific research, the intricate landscapes of the human body unfold through the lens of cutting-edge biological imaging technologies. The following articles present some of the ways in which Laserlab-Europe’s...

Biomedical imaging plays an important role in health and life sciences, with 3D biomedical imaging now opening new possibilities from basic research to clinical diagnostics and treatment. The articles in this focus showcase examples of possible applications and tools...

Laserlab-Europe – bringing together all the required instruments and related expertise – is a unique place to investigate our Universe. Lasers are indeed exceptional tools to explore phenomena occurring in space. Data from laser-based spectroscopy endstations can help...

Lasers are perhaps the single best tools for interacting with nanometre-scale objects and physics. Offering great precision in terms of size, time and energy, lasers are facilitating ever-increasing control of both the physical shapes of specimens and the metaphorical...

With the advancement of technology over the last half-century, a new frontier has opened up: the nanoscale. Nanometre-scale materials and technologies have the potential to be fast, efficient and effective in unprecedented ways, from metamaterials to specialist chips...

Clean energy is a very broad field of research, ranging from fundamental science (such as charge recombination dynamics in artificial photosynthesis) and specific technologies (such as improving light accumulation on a solar panel or reducing particulate emissions in...

Cancer affects people of all ages and walks of life, with 2.6 million diagnoses and 1.2 million deaths every year in the EU-27. The use of lasers for cancer treatment began in the 1980s, with laser ablation used on tumours. More recent work uses a far broader spectrum...