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ContentsSponsors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

Exhibitor Index and Exhibition Floor Plan . . . . . . . . . . 6–7

Exhibitor Directory. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8–34

Student Chapters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35–38

Advertiser Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38


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Product Categories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39–42

Course Daily Schedule. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43–48

Industry Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50

General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

Corporate Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54–56

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Optical tools that can image at the macro-scopic, microscopic and molecular levels continue to provide new insights into the form and function of complex human or-gans like the brain.

Leading international researchers at Saturday evening’s BiOS symposium Hot Topics session provided updates on break-throughs in the technologies and applica-tions that are changing our ability to di-agnose and treat disease and understand the inner workings of the human body.

“This symposium gets a little better, broader and deeper every year,” said R. Rox Anderson, BiOS co-chair. It is a reflection of how “we are all trying to help people.”

And for commercial success, Eric Swanson of OCT News paid tribute to in-novative researchers, government support and an “entrepreneurial spirit” for their role in making optical coherence tomog-raphy (OCT) the most successful biomedi-cal optics product to date.

First introduced into ophthalmology

clinics and, more recently, cardiology practices, OCT technology is the basis for more than 40 companies worldwide today and is being used in surgery, mi-croscopy, the oral cavity, bronchoscopy, gastroenterology, dermatology, gynecol-ogy, neurology and pathology, Swanson noted.

“Over the last decade, more than half a billion dollars has been invested by government agencies, and the ROI on

BiOS Hot Topics: research to clinic

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2014

TODAY’S NEWS

TUESDAY EDITION

continued on p.30

Don’t miss

Inside this issuep.3: MOEMS plenaryp.4: Exhibition news p.7: Eugene Arthurs welcomep.9: Bruce Tromberg on

translational researchp.14: Super-resolution microscopyp.19: Steve Eglash on the evolution

of photovoltaics

Naomi Halas, recipient of the 2014 SPIE Biophotonics Technology Innovator Award PAGE 30

Inspired by natureJohn Rogers interviewPAGE 12

OPTO Plenaries* (8:30-10am)• Pushing the boundaries of silicon

photonics (Lipson, Cornell Univ.)

• The previously unbelievable performance of ultrafast thin-disk lasers (Keller, ETH Zurich)

Nano/Biophotonics Plenary* (2-3pm)• Direct laser writing: Biomimetic

photonics and superresolution nanolithography (Gu, Swinburne Univ.)

Industry Events• Photonics West Exhibition (10am-5pm)

• ITAR and other international trade regulations (10:30am-12:30pm)

• Magnifying your IP IQ: (1-5pm)

• Silicon photonics and photonic integrated circuits (PICs): An industry perspective (2-3pm)

• Green photonics: A solar revolution (3:30-4:30pm)

See the technical program and exhibition guide for details on daily events.

All industry events are open to all registra-tion categories.

* Conference registration required at Plenaries.

COMPACT AND ULTRAFASTFemtolasers Produktions’ “Integral core” Ti: sapphire laser, pictured at the weekend’s BiOS expo. The ultra-fast source is a finalist in this week’s Prism Awards. See Femtolasers at booth #423, and more on the BiOS expo on page 29. Credit: Joey Cobbs/SPIE.

The Optical Engineering Experts

VISIT US AT BOOTH 2034

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2014

WEDNESDAY EDITION

Don’t miss

Inside this issuep.3: OPTO plenary

p.7: Technology transfer showcase

p.12: The British are coming!

p.19: Fifty years of Arizona’s OSC

p.23: Edmund Optics interview

p.29: Exhibition news

LASE Plenaries* (10:20am-12:30pm)• Photonics21 and perspectives from

the European photonics industry (Michael Mertin, Jenoptik)

• Femtosecond laser 3D micromachining and its applications to biochip fabrication (Koji Sugioka, RIKEN)

• A new plasmonics-enhanced ultrafast laser multinanoscalpel (Michel Meunier, Ecole Polytechnique de Montréal)


• Inbound marketing: How to bring customers to you (10:30-11:30am)

• Commercialization of photonics technology (1-2pm)

• Executive perspectives on the world of optics and photonics (1:30-2:30pm)

• Marketing roundtable: wins and lessons learned in our industry (3:30-4:30pm)

• SPIE Startup Challenge finals (3:30-6pm)




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Accelerating your startup’s successSo you have what you think is a great idea for a product that leverages cutting-edge technology and might even be a market “disruptor.” But how do you know if it war-rants launching your own company? And if you decide it does, where do you start?

These were some of the questions a panel of financial and legal advisers ad-dressed Monday at the Accelerator Forum, “What Startups Need to be Successful.”

In recent years, SPIE has made a concerted effort to help the community bridge the gap between benchtop research

and commercial product development through workshops and seminars de-signed for budding photonics entrepre-neurs. And judging by the standing-room-only attendance at the Accelerator Forum, the timing is right.

“There is a portfolio of entrepreneurial activities happening here at SPIE Pho-tonics West that mirror what is going on around the country,” said moderator An-drea Belz, CEO of Belz Consulting. “We are moving into a new and exciting en-trepreneurial era.”

Joining her to answer audience ques-tions on topics ranging from the impor-tance of patent protection and nondisclo-sure agreements to building a top-notch management team that can help attract investors were:

• James Schaefer, Mark Schaefer Associates

• Liz Nevis, Intermolecular• Ken Itrato, Faber Group• Ellen McGuirk, Masterplan

Consulting

TODAY’S NEWS

continued on p.30

SOLD OUT ShOWNow in its fifth year at San Francisco’s Moscone Center, the sold out SPIE Photonics West 2014 exhibition at-tracted a record 1259 exhibitors. Credit: Joey Cobbs/SPIE



Industrial group Hübner won two Prism Awards at last night’s celebration of pho-tonics innovation. The Kassel, Germany, company won in both the defense and security category for its T-Cognition terahertz spectrometer and in the scien-tific lasers section for its C-WAVE optical parametric oscillator. The first T-Cogni-tion system is about to be installed at a prison in Germany.

Also picking up awards were the Egyp-tian company Si-Ware Systems, whose tiny

MEMS-based Fourier Transform infrared spectrometer shrinks a product that has historically been the size of a kitchen ap-pliance to little more than that of a postage stamp. Si-Ware claimed the prize for test, measurement and metrology.

Other winners on the night included medical imaging firm AccuVein, whose AV400 system displays a vascular map on the surface of the skin in real time, and Tornado Spectral Systems, whose OCTANE-860 on-chip spectrometer for

compact optical coherence tomography first appeared at last year’s BiOS show.

Another winner to have made its debut at the show in 2013 is Nanoscribe’s “Pho-tonic Professional GT” 3D nanoprinter, which won in the advanced manufactur-ing category. Meanwhile NECSEL won for its frequency-converted green laser array, V-Gen claimed the industrial lasers prize for its short-pulse master-oscillator power amplifier, and Compass-EOS won in optics and optical components.

Double win for Hübner at 2014 Prisms

ThURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2014

TODAY’S NEWS

ThURSDAY EDITION

Needle microscope triumphs in $10K Startup ChallengeRobert McLaughlin’s cancer-testing scope scoops innovation award.

Scan QR codeto view winning pitch

Inside this issuep.3: LASE plenary

p.4, 29: Exhibition news

p.7: Peter Leibinger interview

p.12: First-time exhibitors at Photonics West 2014

p.14: European clusters

p.19: Michael Mertin on European photonics

p.30: Biophotonics in Brazil

Photonics West by the numbers• Overall attendance: up 6% • Exhibition visitors: up 11%• More than 4,700 papers• Record 1259 exhibitors

Industry Events• Photonics West Exhibition

(10am-4pm)• Prism Awards for Photonics

Innovation winners at exhibition• Photonics industry update:

Measuring the market (9:15-9:45am)

• Technology-Transfer Showcase: Commercialization opportunities (10:30am-1pm)

See the technical program and exhibi-tion guide for details on daily events.

All industry events are open to all registration categories.

AND THE WINNERS ARE…Awards for innovation: eight companies picked up Prism Awards during a gala banquet at the Marriott Marquis hotel in San Francisco last night. Credit: Joey Cobbs/SPIE.



Extensive distribution during the Show

Published on site and printed overnight, each day, every day

Latest news from the Show floor

Over 20,000 visitors and over 1,200 exhibiting companies

10th - 12th February 2015

Make the news at Photonics West 2015

Contact Rob Fisher, Advertising Sales tel: +44 (0)117 905 5330 fax: +44 (0)117 905 5331 email: [email protected]

2 Alexandra Gate, Ffordd Pengam, Cardiff CF24 2SA, United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0)117 905 5330 Fax: +44 (0)117 905 5331

Meet• discuss• impress• Talk with representatives from companies currently looking to hire.

Job Fair is two Days onlyTuesday 19 August · 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

Wednesday 20 August · 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

Convention Center, Sails Pavilion

SPIE Career Center Job Fair

CarEErCEntEr

Job advertising and Exhibitor opportunities availableContaCt: Sara Liebert for more information.

Call 360.685.5600 or email [email protected] # 743www.SPIECareerCenter.org

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more than money? salary, satisfaction, and Workload in optics and PhotonicsWednesday 20 August 2014 · 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM Convention Center, Sails Pavilion, Industry Events Area

A lively round table discussion of compensation, satisfaction, and workload with leaders from industry and academia. Highlights from the SPIE 2014 Global Salary Report. Beverages and snacks provided. Sponsored by SPIE Career Center


Optical tools that can image at the macro-scopic, microscopic and molecular levels continue to provide new insights into the form and function of complex human or-gans like the brain.

Leading international researchers at Saturday evening’s BiOS symposium Hot Topics session provided updates on break-throughs in the technologies and applica-tions that are changing our ability to di-agnose and treat disease and understand the inner workings of the human body.

“This symposium gets a little better, broader and deeper every year,” said R. Rox Anderson, BiOS co-chair. It is a reflection of how “we are all trying to help people.”

And for commercial success, Eric Swanson of OCT News paid tribute to in-novative researchers, government support and an “entrepreneurial spirit” for their role in making optical coherence tomog-raphy (OCT) the most successful biomedi-cal optics product to date.

First introduced into ophthalmology

clinics and, more recently, cardiology practices, OCT technology is the basis for more than 40 companies worldwide today and is being used in surgery, mi-croscopy, the oral cavity, bronchoscopy, gastroenterology, dermatology, gynecol-ogy, neurology and pathology, Swanson noted.

“Over the last decade, more than half a billion dollars has been invested by government agencies, and the ROI on

BiOS Hot Topics: research to clinic

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2014

TODAY’S NEWS

TUESDAY EDITION

continued on p.30

Don’t miss

Inside this issuep.3: MOEMS plenaryp.4: Exhibition news p.7: Eugene Arthurs welcomep.9: Bruce Tromberg on

translational researchp.14: Super-resolution microscopyp.19: Steve Eglash on the evolution

of photovoltaics

Naomi Halas, recipient of the 2014 SPIE Biophotonics Technology Innovator Award PAGE 30

Inspired by natureJohn Rogers interviewPAGE 12

OPTO Plenaries* (8:30-10am)• Pushing the boundaries of silicon

photonics (Lipson, Cornell Univ.)

• The previously unbelievable performance of ultrafast thin-disk lasers (Keller, ETH Zurich)

Nano/Biophotonics Plenary* (2-3pm)• Direct laser writing: Biomimetic

photonics and superresolution nanolithography (Gu, Swinburne Univ.)


• ITAR and other international trade regulations (10:30am-12:30pm)

• Magnifying your IP IQ: (1-5pm)

• Silicon photonics and photonic integrated circuits (PICs): An industry perspective (2-3pm)

• Green photonics: A solar revolution (3:30-4:30pm)




COMPACT AND ULTRAFASTFemtolasers Produktions’ “Integral core” Ti: sapphire laser, pictured at the weekend’s BiOS expo. The ultra-fast source is a finalist in this week’s Prism Awards. See Femtolasers at booth #423, and more on the BiOS expo on page 29. Credit: Joey Cobbs/SPIE.



WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2014

WEDNESDAY EDITION

Don’t miss

Inside this issuep.3: OPTO plenary

p.7: Technology transfer showcase

p.12: The British are coming!

p.19: Fifty years of Arizona’s OSC

p.23: Edmund Optics interview

p.29: Exhibition news

LASE Plenaries* (10:20am-12:30pm)• Photonics21 and perspectives from

the European photonics industry (Michael Mertin, Jenoptik)

• Femtosecond laser 3D micromachining and its applications to biochip fabrication (Koji Sugioka, RIKEN)

• A new plasmonics-enhanced ultrafast laser multinanoscalpel (Michel Meunier, Ecole Polytechnique de Montréal)


• Inbound marketing: How to bring customers to you (10:30-11:30am)

• Commercialization of photonics technology (1-2pm)

• Executive perspectives on the world of optics and photonics (1:30-2:30pm)

• Marketing roundtable: wins and lessons learned in our industry (3:30-4:30pm)

• SPIE Startup Challenge finals (3:30-6pm)




Liquid-lens eye test

PAGE 4

Fashion in 3DPAGE 9

Accelerating your startup’s successSo you have what you think is a great idea for a product that leverages cutting-edge technology and might even be a market “disruptor.” But how do you know if it war-rants launching your own company? And if you decide it does, where do you start?

These were some of the questions a panel of financial and legal advisers ad-dressed Monday at the Accelerator Forum, “What Startups Need to be Successful.”

In recent years, SPIE has made a concerted effort to help the community bridge the gap between benchtop research

and commercial product development through workshops and seminars de-signed for budding photonics entrepre-neurs. And judging by the standing-room-only attendance at the Accelerator Forum, the timing is right.

“There is a portfolio of entrepreneurial activities happening here at SPIE Pho-tonics West that mirror what is going on around the country,” said moderator An-drea Belz, CEO of Belz Consulting. “We are moving into a new and exciting en-trepreneurial era.”

Joining her to answer audience ques-tions on topics ranging from the impor-tance of patent protection and nondisclo-sure agreements to building a top-notch management team that can help attract investors were:

• James Schaefer, Mark Schaefer Associates

• Liz Nevis, Intermolecular• Ken Itrato, Faber Group• Ellen McGuirk, Masterplan

Consulting

TODAY’S NEWS

continued on p.30

SOLD OUT ShOWNow in its fifth year at San Francisco’s Moscone Center, the sold out SPIE Photonics West 2014 exhibition at-tracted a record 1259 exhibitors. Credit: Joey Cobbs/SPIE



Industrial group Hübner won two Prism Awards at last night’s celebration of pho-tonics innovation. The Kassel, Germany, company won in both the defense and security category for its T-Cognition terahertz spectrometer and in the scien-tific lasers section for its C-WAVE optical parametric oscillator. The first T-Cogni-tion system is about to be installed at a prison in Germany.

Also picking up awards were the Egyp-tian company Si-Ware Systems, whose tiny

MEMS-based Fourier Transform infrared spectrometer shrinks a product that has historically been the size of a kitchen ap-pliance to little more than that of a postage stamp. Si-Ware claimed the prize for test, measurement and metrology.

Other winners on the night included medical imaging firm AccuVein, whose AV400 system displays a vascular map on the surface of the skin in real time, and Tornado Spectral Systems, whose OCTANE-860 on-chip spectrometer for

compact optical coherence tomography first appeared at last year’s BiOS show.

Another winner to have made its debut at the show in 2013 is Nanoscribe’s “Pho-tonic Professional GT” 3D nanoprinter, which won in the advanced manufactur-ing category. Meanwhile NECSEL won for its frequency-converted green laser array, V-Gen claimed the industrial lasers prize for its short-pulse master-oscillator power amplifier, and Compass-EOS won in optics and optical components.

Double win for Hübner at 2014 Prisms

ThURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2014

TODAY’S NEWS

ThURSDAY EDITION

Needle microscope triumphs in $10K Startup ChallengeRobert McLaughlin’s cancer-testing scope scoops innovation award.

Scan QR codeto view winning pitch

Inside this issuep.3: LASE plenary

p.4, 29: Exhibition news

p.7: Peter Leibinger interview

p.12: First-time exhibitors at Photonics West 2014

p.14: European clusters

p.19: Michael Mertin on European photonics

p.30: Biophotonics in Brazil

Photonics West by the numbers• Overall attendance: up 6% • Exhibition visitors: up 11%• More than 4,700 papers• Record 1259 exhibitors

Industry Events• Photonics West Exhibition

(10am-4pm)• Prism Awards for Photonics

Innovation winners at exhibition• Photonics industry update:

Measuring the market (9:15-9:45am)

• Technology-Transfer Showcase: Commercialization opportunities (10:30am-1pm)

See the technical program and exhibi-tion guide for details on daily events.

All industry events are open to all registration categories.

AND THE WINNERS ARE…Awards for innovation: eight companies picked up Prism Awards during a gala banquet at the Marriott Marquis hotel in San Francisco last night. Credit: Joey Cobbs/SPIE.



Extensive distribution during the Show

Published on site and printed overnight, each day, every day

Latest news from the Show floor

Over 20,000 visitors and over 1,200 exhibiting companies

10th - 12th February 2015

Make the news at Photonics West 2015

Contact Rob Fisher, Advertising Sales tel: +44 (0)117 905 5330 fax: +44 (0)117 905 5331 email: [email protected]

2 Alexandra Gate, Ffordd Pengam, Cardiff CF24 2SA, United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0)117 905 5330 Fax: +44 (0)117 905 5331


Exhibitor booth indEx

Exhibitors as of 7/16/14115 Optiforms Inc117 Quartus Engineering Inc.119 OptiPro Systems121 Lambda Research Corporation125 Edmund Optics129 Synopsys, Inc.135 Photonics Media139 ZC Optoelectronic Technologies, Ltd.141 Empire West, Inc.143 Optics Technology, Inc.145 Precision Optical214 Thorlabs215 attocube systems Inc.217 Optikos Corporation218 Berliner Glas KGaA Herbert Kubatz

GmbH & Co.218 SwissOptic AG220 nPoint, Inc.221 Minus K Technology223 University of California, Irvine

Extension224 Andover Corporation225 Impetux226 Element Six227 The Optronics Co., Ltd.228 MOXTEK, Inc.229 Piezosystem Jena231 BCC Research232 Epner Technology Inc.234 Diateq Labs, LLC235 JENOPTIK Optical Systems236 SAFINA Materials, Inc.238 Society of Vacuum Coaters239 Fiberguide Industries240 Nature Publishing Group242 Photonics Online243 OSELA244 Excillum AB245 CytoViva, Inc.312 Sierra Precision Optics314 ADIT Electron Tubes315 Zemax, LLC316 OptiWorks, Inc.318 JTEC Corporation319 J.A. Woollam Co., Inc.320 Spectrogon US, Inc.321 Mildex, Inc.324 Fotofab325 Aerotech, Inc.326 Lake Shore Cryotronics327 ACS Publications328 HORIBA Scientific329 CoorsTek Technical Ceramics330 Photon Engineering LLC331 IDEX Optics & Photonics Marketplace333 Kaufman & Robinson334 PIXELTEQ335 Optical Perspectives Group, LLC336 Federal Laboratory Consortium338 National Reconnaissance Office

339 NiPro Optics, Inc.340 AIP Publishing342 Diamond USA343 Asphera Incorporated344 Boulder Nonlinear Systems345 General Ruby & Sapphire, Co.414 Navitar414 Special Optics, A Navitar Company415 Agilent Technologies416 Hinds Instruments, Inc.417 Laser Focus World418 Rocky Mountain Instrument Co.

(RMI)419 RPMC Lasers, Inc.420 Heraeus Quartz America LLC421 OptoSigma Corporation424 4D Technology425 StellarNet, Inc.426 Diverse Optics Inc.427 Xenics428 Z & Z Optoelectronics Tech. Co.,

Ltd.429 Stanford Research Systems430 tec 5 usa431 National Aperture, Inc.433 Meadowlark Optics, Inc.434 MPNICS Co. Ltd.435 AdlOptica Optical Systems GmbH436 NKT Photonics Inc.437 Electro Optics Magazine438 CRC Press439 Deposition Sciences, Inc.440 Zurich Instruments AG442 Laser Quantum Inc444 Spectral Instruments514 Newport Corporation515 Hamamatsu Corporation518 University of Arizona, College of

Optical Sciences519 Mindrum Precision520 Optimax521 Micro Laser Systems, Inc.523 Avantes524 Zygo Corporation525 Applied Surface Technologies526 Schrödinger527 Vincent Associates528 TRIOPTICS GmbH529 MaxEmil Photonics Corporation531 Optical Support, Inc.534 Chroma Technology535 Hellma USA536 Energetiq Technology, Inc.537 AccuCoat Inc.538 Thermo Scientific - CIDTEC539 PI614 Sutter Instrument615 Ocean Optics, Inc.616 Fianium

618 OZ Optics Ltd.619 AdTech Ceramics620 G-S Plastic Optics621 Market Tech624 Ohara Corporation625 Abet Technologies, Inc.626 Z Microsystems627 TDK-Lambda Americas-HP Division628 Siskiyou Corporation629 Silicon Quest International629 Topsil Semiconductor Materials A/S630 Accumold631 National Instrument Technology

Research Center634 Precision Asphere, Inc.635 Precision Glass & Optics636 Natsume Optical Corp. JAPAN637 iOptics638 Heidelberg Instruments Inc.639 B&W Tek, Inc.713 Physics Today714 Newport Thin Film Laboratory715 Pure Photonics716 Elite Engineering Corp.717 Ontar Corporation718 OTTO Trading Inc.719 GPD Optoelectronics Corp.720 Sensors Unlimited - UTC Aerospace

Systems721 Gulf Photonics, Inc.724 Photonic Cleaning Technologies725 HIWIN Corp.726 Kyocera America, Inc.727 Clemex Technologies728 Advanced Abrasives Corporation729 Tenisco Ltd.730 Fresnel Technologies Inc.731 ESDI732 IOP Publishing734 DataRay Inc.735 FJW Optical Systems, Inc.735 Midwest Optical Systems736 ASE Optics, LLC.737 Firebird Sensors, Inc.738 PHASICS Corp.739 Mad City Labs., Inc.743 optics.org743 SPIE Career Center814 PerkinElmer815 TwinStar Optics816 Syntec Optics816 Wordingham Technologies817 Surface Optics Corporation818 Vital Materials Co., Limited819 Isuzu Glass, Inc.820 High Speed Interconnects821 Breault Research Organization, Inc.824 Volpi830 AMETEK–Taylor Hobson & Luphos


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how to uSE thiS GuidE

SPIE Optics + Photonics exhibitors are listed inalphabetical order with details about products or serviceseach is exhibiting. Companies are additionally cross indexedby technology areas in the Product CategoryIndex on pages 39–42, to allow you to quickly shop forproducts for your engineering and business needs.

Booth numbers are provided in the ExhibitionGuide, and may be cross-referenced withthe map on page 7. The address of eachexhibitor is also listed, making this ExhibitionGuide an excellent reference tool.

E.Exhibition

Exhibition hourS

Tuesday 19 August · 10:00 am to 5:00 pmWednesday 20 August · 10:00 am to 5:00 pmThursday 21 August · 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

San Diego Convention Center, Sails Pavilion, 2nd Level San Diego, California, USA

4D Technology #424

3280 E Hemisphere Loop Ste 146, Tucson, AZ, 85706-5024 USA+1 520 294 5600; fax +1 520 294 [email protected]; www.4dtechnology.comFeatured Product: AccuFiz 6MP High resolution Laser Interferometer for measuring steep slopes and aspheric surfaces.4D Technology designs and manufactures dynamic laser interferometers for non-contact metrology of optical quality surfaces, even in the presence of vibration and turbulence. 4D systems provide high resolution acquisition of phase data in as little as 1microsec, at wavelengths from DUV through NIR. Applications include astronomy, aerospace, general optics, directed energy and more. Contact: Jack Latchinian, West Coast Regional Manager, [email protected]

Abet Technologies, Inc. #625

168 Old Gate Ln, Milford, CT, 06460 USA+1 203 540 9990; fax +1 203 301 [email protected]; www.abet-technologies.comFeatured Product: SunLite 11002 solar simulators set a new standard for 50x50 mm solar simulators using a 100W Xe lampAbet Technologies manufactures a broad range of standard and custom solar cell PV-IV test and measurement systems. These systems include ASTM and IEC compliant steady state solar simulators with illuminated fields from 35 mm to 400 mm, vacuum chuck temperature controlled test stations, comprehensive software, calibrated reference cells and a range of electronic loads for low and high current cells. Contact: Allen Smith, [email protected]


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AccuCoat Inc. #537111 Humboldt St Ste 8, Rochester, NY, 14609 USA+1 585 288 2330; fax +1 585 288 [email protected]; www.accucoatinc.comAccuCoat inc. is a supplier of thin film coatings on plastic, metal, glass and a variety of other components. Producing a wide range of anti-reflective, beam splitter, hot & cold mirror, ITO, filter, hydrophobic and metal coatings as well as custom coatings to meet your dynamic applications. Experienced in handling prototype thru OEM volumes. Coatings available from the UV to the NIR. Over 90 years combined engineering experience can provide custom designed solutions. Contact: Alan Parsons, Sales Engineer, [email protected]

Accumold #6301711 SE Oralabor Rd, Ankeny, IA, 50021 USA+1 515 964 5741; fax +1 515 964 [email protected]; www.accu-mold.comFeatured Product: Micro Molding Services: Micro Optics, Medical or Micro Electronic ApplicationsAccumold® is a high-tech manufacturer of precision micro, small and lead frame injection molded plastic components. Utilizing processes developed from our Micro-Mold® technology, we design, build and produce unique molds and parts efficiently for markets that include Micro Electronics, Medical, Micro Optics, Automotive, and Military Applications. Contact: Aaron Johnson, Sales, [email protected]; Rick Brown, Sales, [email protected]

ACS Publications #3271155 16th St NW, Washington, DC, 20036 USA+1 202 872 4600; fax +1 200 872 [email protected]; pub.acs.orgFeatured Product: ACS Photonics will publish high-quality research that address issues in the area of photonics.ACS Photonics pubs.acs.org/photonics. ACS Photonics, a new journal of the American Chemical Society, will publish Research Articles, Letters, Perspectives, and Reviews, to encompass the full scope of published research in this field. This interdisciplinary journal offers author’s rapid publication time, worldwide exposure, no author fees, and new open access options. Visit booth 327 to learn more, play a game, and get a FREE t-shirt!

ADIT Electron Tubes #314300 Crane St, Sweetwater, TX, 79556 USA+1 325 235 1418; fax +1 325 235 [email protected]; www.electrontubes.comFeatured Product: New MCS-CT3 counter-timer system will be on display, together with new high voltage power bases.ADIT Electron Tubes designs and manufactures photomultiplier tubes, housings, voltage dividers and signal processing modules.Photomultiplier tubes are available in diameters from 1/2” to 9”. Special tubes available are: tubes for use at cryogenic temperatures; tubes with ultra low background glass; tubes for high temperature environments; tubes for space flight. Two manufacturing facilities, in west Texas and west London, help to ensure fast delivery and competitive pricing. Contact: Paul Davison, Sales Manager, [email protected]

AdlOptica Optical Systems GmbH #435

Rudower Chaussee 29, Berlin, 12489 Germany+49 (030) 5659 08880 fax +49 (030) 5659 [email protected]; www.adloptica.comFeatured Product: Collimating beam shaper piShaper® for fiber and fiber-coupled lasersAdlOptica works in field of Laser Beam Shaping Optics transforming Gaussian to flattop beams and finding numerous industrial and scientific applications. Multi year developments are realized in family of piShaper systems, \> 50 models: almost 100% efficiency, spectrum from UV to IR, power from mW to kW, CW or pulse lasers, achromatic design, variety of flattop spot sizes, low sensitivity to misalignment. AdlOptica is locating in Adlershof, Berlin, Germany’s leading science and technology park. Contact: Alexander Laskin, Project Manager, [email protected]; Vadim Laskin, General Manager, [email protected]

AdTech Ceramics #619

511 Manufacturers Rd., Chattanooga, TN, 37405 USA+1 423 755 5400; fax +1 423 755 [email protected]; www.adtechceramics.comFeatured Product: Alumina and aluminum nitride multi-layer ceramic packages, precision injection molded ceramics.AdTech Ceramics produces custom multilayer co-fire microelectronic ceramic and metal packages utilizing HTCC and AlN. HD alumina is also available with 0.12μm surface for thin film applications. Applications include Medical, Aerospace, Optoelectronics and High Frequency. Capabilities include Design Assistance and Microwave Modeling for high frequency performance to 30GHz. Ceramic injection molded and etched metal products also available. Contact: Douglas Brown, Director of Sales and Marketing, [email protected]; Brian Bukovitz, Sales Manager, [email protected]

Advanced Abrasives Corporation #7287980 National Hwy, Pennsauken, NJ, 08110 USA+1 856 665 9300; fax +1 856 488 1815www.advancedabrasives.com

Aerotech, Inc. #325

101 Zeta Dr, Pittsburgh, PA, 15238-2811 USA+1 412 963 7470; fax +1 412 963 [email protected]; www.aerotech.comFeatured Product: QNP Series Linear, XY and Z Piezo Nanopositioners and QLAB Piezo ControllerAerotech manufactures automated alignment, positioning and motion control systems and components for 24/7 manufacturing. Our products include optical mounts and gimbals; complete lines of single- and multi-axis direct-drive and piezo nanopositioners; gantry systems; goniometers; air-bearing and mechanical-bearing linear and rotary stages; lift stages; a full line of single- and multi-axis motion controllers; PWM and linear drives; linear and rotary brushless motors; and custom motion systems. Contact: Tom Markel, Applications Manager, [email protected]


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Applied Surface Technologies #525

15 Hawthorne Dr, New Providence, NJ, 07974 USA+1 908 464 [email protected]; www.co2clean.comFeatured Product: Precision Surface Cleaning with the CO2 Snow JetWe demonstrate precision cleaning using CO2 Snow, a safe & nondestructive surface cleaning process. The CO2 Snow Jet cleaning removes particles of all sizes, from visible to below 0.02 microns, and organic residues from surfaces. The process works on many substrates, wafers, optics (glass and diamond turned), analytical samples, fiber optics, telescope mirrors, and many more. We will demonstrate manual and semi-automated units for R&D or manufacturing. Please bring a samples for testing. Contact: Robert Sherman, [email protected]

ASE Optics, LLC. #736

850 John St, West Henrietta, NY, 14586 USA+1 585 292 5450; fax +1 585 292 [email protected]; www.aseoptics.com

Asphera Incorporated #343108 Whispering Pines Dr, Ste 110, Scotts Valley, CA, 95066 USA+1 831 431 [email protected]; www.asphera.net

attocube systems Inc. #215

2020 Stuart Street, Berkeley, CA, 94703 USA+1 510 649 [email protected]; www.attocube.comattocube is a worldwide supplier for ultra-precision nanopositioner and multi-axes interferometric sensors. With the introduction of the Industrial Line series, attocube offers highest precision piezodrive technology with extremely rugged yet cost efficient design. attocube’s patented fiber interferometer technology is being used in various applications such as extreme environmental positioning or micromachining.

Avantes #523

9769 W 119th Dr Ste 4, Broomfield, CO, 80021 USA+1 303 410 8668; fax +1 303 410 [email protected]; www.avantes.comFeatured Product: AvaSpec-HS2048XL - High Sensitivity Spectrometer - http://bit.ly/HS2048XLAvantes is a leader in field of fiber optic spectroscopy offering a range of spectrometers, light sources, and fiber optics to support measurements in the range from 190-2500 nm. With an installed base of over 10,000 systems throughout the world and 20 years of experience in fiber optic spectroscopy, Avantes is equipped to meet the challenges presented by applications facing our customers. Contact: Greg Neece, President, [email protected]; Damon Lenski, Sales Manager, [email protected]

Agilent Technologies #415

2850 Centerville Rd, Wilmington, DE, 19808-1610 USAwww.agilent.comFeatured Product: Agilent Cary 7000 Universal Measurement Spectrophotometer (UMS) for angle resolved sampling.Agilent Technologies is a leading global provider of scientific tools for measuring the composition of the materials, environment, foods, pharmaceuticals, industrial processes, and biological samples. Agilent manufactures the world’s most popular spectroscopy equipment including Cary UV-Vis-NIR and FTIR products. Agilent products are found in academic, government and private labs throughout the world.

AIP Publishing #3401305 Walt Whitman Road, Publishing Ctr, Melville, NY, 11747-4502 USA+1 516 576 [email protected]; www.journals.aip.orgFeatured Product: AIP PublishingAIP Publishing LLC is a scholarly publisher in the physical and related sciences, providing the global science community with a comprehensive collection of highly cited peer reviewed scientific information. Accessed by researchers at nearly 4,000 institutions worldwide, AIP Publishing’s portfolio of 17 journals includes prestigious titles such as Applied Physics Letters, Journal of Applied Physics and The Journal of Chemical Physics, and the AIP Conference Proceedings. Contact: Arlene Gonzalez, Sales Support Manager, [email protected]; Maryann Gross, Marketing Specialist, [email protected]

AMETEK - Taylor Hobson & Luphos #8301725 Western Dr, Chicago, IL, 60185 USA+1 630 621 [email protected]; www.taylor-hobson.comFeatured Product: CCI MP-HS High speed, non-contact, 3-D surface measurement systemTaylor Hobson is a leading manufacturer of surface form, finish, contour, and cylindrical geometry measurement systems supporting a wide variety of precision manufacturing. Within the optics industry, Taylor Hobson specializes in apsheric and asphero-diffractive form error and mid-spatial frequency metrology. Taylor Hobson also supplies a full range of optical alignment and test test equipment, including Micro-Alignment Telescopes, Autocollimators, and digital levels. Contact: Jeff Brown, Regional Sales Manager, [email protected]

Andover Corporation #224

4 Commercial Dr, Salem, NH, 03079-2800 USA+1 603 893 6888; fax +1 603 893 [email protected]; www.andovercorp.comFeatured Product: Andover Corporation’s Image Quality Filters for cameras, astronomy and remote sensing applications.Andover manufactures high-quality optical filters and coatings in the UV to Mid IR range. We specialize in narrowband, image-quality and space-qualified filters. We have over 1400 standard items in stock and can provide custom parts in as little as one week. We are ITAR and AS9100 registered. Contact: Rob Pursel, Sr. Optical Coating Engineer, [email protected]; Phil Clark, Technical Sales, [email protected]



B&W Tek, Inc. #639

19 Shea Way, Newark, DE, 19713-3452 USA+1 302 368 7824; fax +1 302 368 [email protected]; www.bwtek.comFeatured Product: The Exemplar® Plus is a smart spectrometer featuring high sensitivity and dynamic range.B&W Tek is an advanced instrumentation company producing optical spectroscopy, laser instrumentation and laboratory, portable and handheld Raman systems. B&W Tek provides solutions for the pharmaceutical, biomedical, physical, chemical, and research communities. Our commitment to innovative solutions has made B&W Tek a leader in Raman spectroscopy solutions worldwide. With a strong vertical integration capability, B&W Tek also provides custom product development, design and manufacturing. Contact: Sam Panariello, Application Sales Specialist, [email protected]; Parag Borgaonkar, Application Sales Specialist, [email protected]

BCC Research #23149 Walnut Park, Wellesley, MA, 02481 USA+1 781 923 [email protected]; www.bccresearch.comFeatured Product: Market Sizing and Forecasting. Gain the insight that propels companies forward.BCC Research publishes market research reports that make organizations worldwide more profitable with intelligence that drives smart business decisions. For more than 40 years we’ve helped customers identify new opportunities in industrial and technology sectors by providing reliable data and insight, including market sizing, forecasting, and assessments of industry trends. Contact: Aaron Zarwan, Global Director of Business Development, [email protected]

Berliner Glas KGaA Herbert Kubatz GmbH & Co. #218

Waldkraiburger Str 5, Berlin, 12347 Germany+49 30 609050; fax +49 30 [email protected]; www.berlinerglas.comFeatured Product: Solutions in optics - your partner from the idea to series productionWith decades of experience in the development and production of optical systems and production technology, Berliner Glas integrates optics, mechanics and electronics into innovative system solutions. Berliner Glas offers complete optical solutions for a wide variety of light-based industrial requirements as an OEM supplier. These solutions are used throughout the world – from medical technology, the semiconductor industry, space technology, metrology right through to laser technology. Contact: Kevin Liddane, Director of Sales - North America, [email protected]; Philip Possin, Sales Manager, [email protected]

Boulder Nonlinear Systems #344

450 Courtney Way, Lafayette, CO, 80026-8878 USA+1 303 604 0077; fax +1 303 604 [email protected]; www.bnonlinear.comFeatured Product: Spatial Light Modulators, Liquid Crystal Optical Shutters and RotatorsBoulder Nonlinear Systems, Inc. (BNS) specializes in beam control solutions for both laser-based and imaging systems. Company R&D strengths are leveraged into OEM and standard products targeted for defense, biomedical, microscopy, optical computing/storage, and telecommunications applications. NEW PRODUCTS – The CUBE (portable optical trapping system). Other products include: Spatial Light Modulators, Optical Shutters and Rotators. Contact: Kelly Gregorak, Director, Sales & Marketing, [email protected]

Breault Research Organization, Inc. #821

6400 E Grant Rd Ste 350, Tucson, AZ, 85715-3823 USA+1 520 721 0500; fax +1 520 721 [email protected]; www.breault.comFeatured Product: APEX Optical Design add-in for Solidworks delivers optical software tools in a true CAD interface.BRO is an optical engineering firm of global reach and reputation. BRO’s APEX, ASAP, and ReflectorCAD optical software products help engineers turn creative visions into working prototypes, and BRO’s own engineers work on state-of-the-art projects for enterprise companies, research institutions, and top government labs. In 30+ years of innovation, BRO has contributed to the success of engineering projects for thousands of clients. Contact: Robert Shroder, Director of Sales/Optical Engineer, [email protected]; Mary Turner, Director of Training, [email protected]

Chroma Technology #534

10 Imtec Ln, Bellows Falls, VT, 05101 USA+1 802 428 2500; fax +1 802 428 [email protected]; www.chroma.comPrecision optical filters and coatings designed/manufactured for a broad range of applications including fluorescence microscopy, forensics, material analysis, laser-based imaging, astronomy, absorption spectroscopy. Bandpass and edge filters, laser rejection filters, neutral density filters, polychroic beamsplitters and custom coatings for UV, visible and near-IR portions of the spectrum. Multiple coating methods offer flexibility in designs and turnaround for prototyping. Contact: Christopher Conca, OEM Sales, [email protected]; Eric Loeffert, Sales Director, [email protected]

Clemex Technologies #727800 Guimond, Longueuil, QC, J4G 1T5 Canada+1 450 651 [email protected]; www.clemex.com

CoorsTek Technical Ceramics #329555 NE 53rd Ave, Hillsboro, OR, 97124-6471 USA+1 503 648 3183; fax +1 503 648 [email protected]; www.coorstek.comFeatured Product: Silicon Carbide Components for Metrology, Solar Energy, Photonic Devices and Optical applications.CoorsTek is the world’s largest advanced ceramics company with over 40 facilities worldwide. CoorsTek offers vertically-integrated manufacturing including advanced forming, sintering, grinding, lapping and precision metrology. Our unique capabilities enable us to offer large monolithic components, lightweight structures and large complex joined assemblies. CoorsTek excels at commercializing technology solutions, and taking the concept to production with rapid execution. Contact: Janet Kolen, Account Manager, [email protected]; John Brewer, Account Manager, [email protected]

CRC Press #4386000 Broken Sound Pkwy NW Ste 300, Boca Raton, FL, 33487-2713 USA+1 561 361 [email protected]; www.crcpress.comCRC Press - Taylor & Francis is a premier publisher in optical sciences and engineering textbooks, professional manuals, reference works, journals, and electronic databases. Please visit our booth to review our new and bestselling publications including Laser Beam Shaping: Theory & Techniques, Second Edition; Light - The Physics of the Photon; and Handbook of Optical Sensors. Receive a 15%-25% discount and pick up complimentary copies of our journals. Talk to us about being a CRC Press Author! Contact: Charmaine Lowe, Conventions Manager, [email protected]

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Exhibitor dirECtoryCytoViva, Inc. #245570 Devall Dr, Suite 301, Auburn, AL, 36832 USA+1 334 737 [email protected]; www.cytoviva.comCytoViva, Inc. provides patented (US patents No. 7,542,203, 7,564,623) advanced darkfield microscopy optics and integrated hyperspectral imaging. This darkfield microscopy capability produces a 5X improvement in signal-to-noise over standard darkfield optics. Integrated hyperspectral imaging enables spectral measurement and spectral mapping of nanoscale elements within a sample matrix.

DataRay Inc. #734

14505 Seaman Gulch Rd, Bella Vista, CA, 96008-9801 USA+1 530 472 [email protected]; www.dataray.comFeatured Product: WinCamD-LCM4 New USB 3.0 Laser Beam Profiler, High Resolution 11.3 x 11.3 mm sensor areaDataRay Inc. was founded in 1988 to bring high-quality, affordable, and reliable instrumentation to the photonics industry. We manufacture IR, Visible, and UV-sensitive USB-port powered cameras and slit based beam profilers for lasers, laser assemblies, fiber optic, telecom and imaging to ISO 11146 standards. We provide sub-micron resolution and cover wavelengths from UV to 16 microns. We allow measurements of focused beam-waist, alignment, beam position, M2, collimation, and more. Contact: John Wilson, VP Sales and Marketing, [email protected]

Deposition Sciences, Inc. #439

3300 Coffey Ln, Santa Rosa, CA, 95403-1917 USA+1 707 573 6700; fax +1 707 573 6748www.depsci.comFeatured Product: DSI Introduces Solderable Coatings and Face Metallization Optical CoatingsDeposition Sciences (DSI®) produces the most highly durable optical thin-film-filter coatings in the industry, including solderable coatings and face metallization optical coatings. DSI’s coating capability ranges from ultraviolet (UV), through the visible & includes near-infrared (NIR), midwave-infrared (MWIR) & out to the longwave-infrared (LWIR). DSI’s patented MicroDyn® reactive sputtering technology enables superior multilayer thin-film coatings for optics & other thin-film technologies. Contact: Tatiana Atkinson, Inside Sales Manager, [email protected]

Diamond USA #342

27 Industrial Ave, Chelmsford, MA, 01824-3618 USA+1 978 256 [email protected]; www.diausa.comFeatured Product: APC and PM 38999 ConnectorsDiamond manufacturers a complete line of precision optical terminations. Whether it is repeatable low IL, on SM or specialty optical fibers, or reliable PM terminations, Diamond has a solution to enhance your product design. Please ask us about our APC and PM 38999 connectors, our new DiaLink push pull connector, and of course our E-2000 and F-3000 products. Contact: David Hardy, National Sales/Business Development Manager, [email protected]

Diateq Labs, LLC #2341780 La Costa Meadows Dr Ste 201, San Marcos, CA, 92078-9101 USA+1 760 744 [email protected]; www.diateq.com

Diverse Optics Inc. #426

10310 Regis Ct, Rancho Cucamonga, CA, 91730 USA+1 909 593 9330; fax +1 909 596 [email protected]; www.diverseoptics.comFeatured Product: Precision Polymer Optics - Single Point Diamond Turning & Precision Injection MoldingDiverse Optics manufactures custom precision polymer optic components and assemblies. Core processes include injection molding, single point diamond turning (SPDT), opto-mechanical design, metrology, assembly, bonding, and thin-film coating. Transform your optical system from expensive, heavy, and complicated to commercially viable, light weight, and wonderfully simple. Contact: Erik Fleming, President/CEO, [email protected]; Letty Trevino, Sales Engineer, [email protected]

Edmund Optics #125

101 E Gloucester Pike, Barrington, NJ, 08007-1380 USA+1 856 547 3488; fax +1 856 573 [email protected]; www.edmundoptics.comFeatured Product: TECHSPEC® Precision Aspheric LensesEdmund Optics (EO) is a leading producer of optics, imaging, and photonics technology. Supporting the R&D, electronics, semiconductor, pharmaceutical, biomedical, and military markets around the globe; EO products are used in a variety of applications ranging from DNA sequencing to retinal eye scanning to high-speed factory automation. EO’s manufacturing capabilities combined with its global distribution network has earned it the position of the world’s largest supplier of optical components. Contact: Anthony Artigliere, Director of Sales/Americas,[email protected]

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Electro Optics Magazine #437Clifton Ct Unit 9, Cambridge, CB23 6AA United Kingdom+44 1223 211 170; fax +44 1223 213 [email protected]; www.electrooptics.comFeatured Product: Electro OpticsElectro Optics is Europe’s original photonics title and multi-platform resource, covering lasers, optics, and photonics technology, business and applications. Contact: Jon Hunt, Advertising Sales Manager, [email protected]; Jesse Lund, Customer Engagement Manager, [email protected]

Element Six #2263901 Burton Dr, Santa Clara, CA, 95054-1583 USA+1 408 986 2400; fax +1 408 327 1300www.e6.com

Elite Engineering Corp. #7163201 Corte Malpaso Ste 307, Camarillo, CA, 93012 USA+1 805 987 6217; fax +1 805 987 [email protected]; www.eliteeng.comFeatured Product: Focus Control with Automated Filter Wheel and auto align PSDElite Engineering Corp is a consulting engineering company offering multi-disciplined full turn key product development, design, and prototyping. Our specialies are electronics, mechanics, robotics, software, firmware, electro-optics, custom instrumentation, Automation and prototype to low volume manufacturing. We offer our standard products, 3D Robotic vision, Filter Wheel, PSD, LCVR controller, motor control of Piezo, stepper and servo’s. Contact: Pat Kay, Marketing, [email protected]; Robert Kay, Pres, [email protected]


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Empire West, Inc. #141

PO Box 511, Graton, CA, 95444 USA+1 707 823 [email protected]; www.empirewest.comFeatured Product: PET-G Optics Packaging; Ideal for high value optics, lenses, filters and mirrorsEmpire West (Safe-Guard) designs and manufactures thermoformed PET-G optics packaging containers for the full range of today’s optical lenses, filters, and mirrors. Our unique, slip-fit, low outgassing optics containers are the industry standard for value and performance. Designed to contact optics on only the bevels, these versatile containers eliminate the need for lens paper and foam liners, and greatly reduce the opportunity for handling-generated surface degradation. Contact: Liz Faolain, [email protected]

Energetiq Technology, Inc. #536

7 Constitution Way, Woburn, MA, 01801-1024 USA+1 781 939 0763; fax +1 781 939 [email protected]; www.energetiq.comEnergetiq Technology is the world’s leading developer and manufacturer of ultra-bright broadband light sources for a wide variety of advanced applications in life and materials sciences, semiconductor manufacturing, and R&D. Energetiq’s Laser-Driven Light Sources(LDLS™) are based on a revolutionary technology that generates high brightness across the spectrum, with high reliability and long life. Energetiq will be introducing the X Series LDLS, the new ultra-clean version. Contact: Megan Echoff, North America Sales Manager, [email protected]

Epner Technology Inc. #232

78 Kingsland Ave, Brooklyn, NY, 11222 USA+1 718 782 5948; fax +1 718 963 [email protected]; www.epner.comFeatured Product: Laser Gold® and Laser Black®A high-tech specification plating company with comprehensive array of electroplating, coating and optical fabrication technologies - NIST infrared standard, proprietary Laser Gold® and “ light swallowing” Laser Black® processes; electroformed cold shields, custom-designed light waveguides, laser pump cavity reflectors and thermal barrier foil - serving laser, optics and photonics, semiconductor, automobile, medical, aerospace and military markets. Contact: David Epner, President, [email protected]; Paul Brancato, Vice President & General Manager, [email protected]

ESDI #731

150 N Tucson Blvd, Tucson, AZ, 85716-4740 USA+1 520 296 3068; fax +1 520 296 [email protected]; www.esdimetrology.comFeatured Product: Dimetior™ and Intellium™ Fizeau Interferometers and the world-renowned IntelliWave™ software.ESDI is a globally recognized leader in providing innovative solutions for astronomical, aerospace, bio-medical, optical fabrication, data storage & production metrology applications. ESDI products are the Dimetior™ and Intellium™ Fizeau Interferometers, including vibration insensitive and two-minute auto-alignment Asphere instruments; the world-renowned IntelliWave™ software; accessories & upgrades; and custom metrology solutions. Contact: Jack Schumann, Chairman, [email protected]; Steven Moore, Applications Engineer, [email protected]

Excillum AB #244Finlandsgatan 14, Kista, 164 74 Sweden+46 8750 9660; fax +46 8750 [email protected]; www.excillum.comFeatured Product: Excillum MetalJet D2Based in Stockholm, Sweden, Excillum makes the world’s brightest microfocus x-ray tubes, the MetalJet tubes. The MetalJet x-ray tubes are conventional microfocus tubes with the solid-metal anode replaced by a liquid-metal jet. A metal-jet anode is continuously regenerated and already in the molten stage. Thereby, the classical power limit of an x-ray source, when the anode is permanently damaged by the electron beam, no longer applies. Contact: Emil Espes, Applications Manager, [email protected]

Federal Laboratory Consortium #336950 N Kings Hwy Ste 105, Cherry Hill, NJ, 08034-1517 USA+1 856 667 7727; fax +1 856 667 [email protected]; www.federallabs.orgThe Federal Laboratory Consortium (FLC) is the only nationwide network of federal laboratories providing a forum to develop strategies & opportunities for linking laboratory technologies and expertise with the private sector. The FLC was organized in 1974 and formally chartered by the Congress in 1986 to promote and strengthen technology transfer nationwide. Today, more than 280 federal laboratories, research centers, and their parent departments & agencies are FLC members. Contact: Thomas Brown, Program Manager, [email protected]

Fianium #616

858 W Park St, Eugene, OR, 97401 USA+1 541 343 6767; fax +1 541 610 [email protected]; www.fianium.com

Fiberguide Industries #239

1 Bay St, Stirling, NJ, 07980-1529 USA+1 908 394 1936; fax +1 908 647 [email protected]; www.fiberguide.comManufacturer of 500+ specialty optical fibers. Used in photonics applications for power delivery and sensing. Au & Al coated fibers for extreme temperature and harsh environments. Manufacturing capabilities include: Concept Exploration, Mechanical/Optical Engineering Design, CNC Component Machining, Rapid Prototyping, Assembly Manufacturing, as well as Mechanical & Optical Testing. Three ISO 9001:2008 manufacturing locations and is ISO 13485:2003 certified in the U.S. Contact: Gary Edwards, Business Development Manager, [email protected]; Patrick Fung, Director of Sales, [email protected]

Firebird Sensors, Inc. #7371715 Canyonlands Way, Reno, NV, 89521-4084 USA+1 775 232 [email protected]; www.firebirdsensors.comFeatured Product: FSI’s MEGA Laser Power Meter (LPM) revolutionary SiC sensor delivers unmatched LPM performance.At Firebird Sensors, Inc. (FSI), we produce a SiC laser power meter (LPM) based on a revolutionary approach, resulting in a sensor with unrivaled durability and cycle times (\<1s). FSI’s MEGA LPM readings are isolated from ambient changes and remain accurate while never requiring meter-head recalibration or experiencing meter-head drift. It accurately measures CW and Pulsed Lasers with 1mW–1 kW average power across all lasing wavelengths, without the need for any additional cooling or absorbers. Contact: James Parsons, CTO, [email protected]; Johnathan Kendler, Product Design Engineer, [email protected]


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FJW Optical Systems, Inc. #735

322 N Woodwork Ln, Palatine, IL, 60067-4933 USA+1 847 358 2500; fax +1 847 358 [email protected]; www.findrscope.comFeatured Product: Find-R-Scope hand-held Infrared Viewers, plus VIS/NIR/SWIR Cameras sensitive from 400-2200 nmFJW Optical Systems, world-leading manufacturer of self-contained, high-res. Find-R-Scope® Infrared Viewers, UV Viewers, IR Viewers/Cameras & Radiometric Imagers. FJW offers; IR Viewers from 350-1550nm, UV Viewers from 180-1550nm, VIS/NIR/SWIR Cameras sensitive from 400-2200nm, & Thermal Viewers from 8-14 m. Great for inspecting IR diodes, aligning/profiling laser systems, research, biotech, forensics & document analysis. Optional lenses, std. & custom filters, CCD camera, mtg. accessories, etc. Contact: Mary Scarlata, Inside Sales, [email protected]; Barry Durr, General Manager, [email protected]

Fotofab #324

3758 W Belmont Ave, Chicago, IL, 60618-5292 USA+1 773 463 6211; fax +1 773 463 [email protected]; www.fotofab.comFeatured Product: Fotofab makes precision thin metal parts in hours using photochemical etching.Fotofab Contact: Dan Sima, Sales Manager, [email protected]; James Tankersley, Technical Sales, [email protected]

Fresnel Technologies Inc. #730

101 W Morningside Dr, Ft Worth, TX, 76110-2708 USA+1 817 926 [email protected]; www.fresneltech.comFresnel Technologies, Inc. manufactures molded plastics Fresnel lenses and related optical components, as well as infrared-transmitting materials and optics. Specialties include lens arrays for passive infrared applications, diffusers and microlens arrays for illumination and optics for environmental monitoring at 3.4 micrometers. Design assistance, tooling and production services, diamond machining for prototyping, and four-axis diamond machining of freeform optical surfaces are available. Contact: Linda Claytor, vice president, [email protected]; Nelson Claytor, president, [email protected]

General Ruby & Sapphire Co. #345

11443 Challenger Ave, Odessa, FL, 33556 USA+1 727 849 0638; fax +1 888 965 [email protected]; www.generalruby.com


GPD Optoelectronics Corp. #719

7 Manor Pkwy, Salem, NH, 03079-2842 USA+1 603 894 6865; fax +1 603 894 [email protected]; www.gpd-ir.comFeatured Product: NIR/SWIR Ge and InGaAs photodiodes operating in the 800 to 2600 nm spectrumGPD Optoelectronics Corp. is a global OEM supplier of Ge and InGaAs photodetectors operating in the 800 to 2600 nm spectrum. GPD has been at the forefront of IR photodetector innovation since 1973. We offer Ge and InGaAs photodiode and avalanche photodiode product suites. These products include large area, high speed, TE cooled, quadrant, and two-color configurations. GPD’s Ge and InGaAs photodetectors are utilized in commercial, military, and analytical instrumentation. Contact: Dan Lapointe, Sales Manager, [email protected]; George Gasparian, Sales Engineer, [email protected]

G-S Plastic Optics #620

408 St. Paul Street, Rochester, NY, 14605-1788 USA+1 585 295 0200; fax +1 585 232 [email protected]; www.gsoptics.comFeatured Product: Precision Polymer OpticsG-S Plastic Optics has a rich tradition of producing high-performance injection molded polymer optics and has produced significant volumes for military and civilian night-vision and visible-range sighting industries in addition to the consumer, medical, LED lighting, biomedical & analytical instrument marketplaces. It has the advanced metrology equipment needed to control quality and offers a strong internal engineering team to work alongside clients’ technical resources to optimize outcomes. Contact: Will Beich, Director of Sales and Marketing, [email protected]; Andy Germanow, CEO, agermanow@ gsoptics.com

Gulf Photonics, Inc. #721

448 Commerce Blvd, Oldsmar, FL, 34677 USA+1 813 855 6618; fax +1 813 855 [email protected]; www.gulfphotonics.comFeatured Product: Deep UV SpecialistsManufacturer of engineered, high-quality, quick turn fiber optic assemblies for spectroscopy, sensing, and light routing applications. Unique capabilities for DUV applications. Offering custom solutions for all environments. Serving the medical, academic, research and instrumentation manufacturer markets. Options include a wide range of fiber types, sheathing and terminations. Offering standard patch cables, bifurcated assemblies and reflection probes for general spectroscopy applications. Contact: Craig Vogeley, Business Development, [email protected]; Christopher Bailey, Engineering & Design, [email protected]

Hamamatsu Corporation #515

360 Foothill Rd, Bridgewater, NJ, 08807-2932 USA+1 908 231 0960; fax +1 908 231 [email protected]; www.hamamatsu.comFeatured Product: Hamamatsu’s C12666MA is a fingertip-sized, MEMS-based UV/VIS spectrometer head for OEMs.Hamamatsu Corporation is the North American subsidiary of Hamamatsu Photonics K.K. (Japan), a leading manufacturer of devices for the generation and measurement of infrared, visible, and ultraviolet light. These devices include photodiodes, MPPC (SiPM), infrared detectors, CCD and CMOS image sensors, photomultiplier tubes, miniature spectrometers, cameras, and light sources. Hamamatsu products are used throughout the world in scientific, industrial, and commercial applications.

Heidelberg Instruments Inc. #638

2807 Oregon Ct Unit E2, Torrance, CA, 90503 USA+1 310 212 5071; fax +1 310 212 5254www.himt.de

Hellma USA #535

80 Skyline Dr, Plainview, NY, 11803-2518 USA+1 516 939 0888; fax +1 516 939 [email protected]; www.hellmausa.comFeatured Product: Zeiss CGS CCD Spectrometer moduleManufacturer of Hellma Optics, Photometer Cells, Fiber Optic Immersion Probes, Photometric Calibration Standards, Quartz Microplates. Cylindrical/Flat. Optics, Beam Splitters and Mirrors for Laser and other applications. Supplier of Heraeus Light Sources including D2, HCL, PID, Spectral Line; Zeiss MMS/MCS/PGS/CGS Miniature Spectrometer modules covering 190-2200nm in combination; Custom designs of all products. New:High-quality CaF2 crystals grown from purest (synthetic) raw material. Contact: Evan Friedmann, Technical Sales, [email protected]; Dan Fields, [email protected]

Heraeus Quartz America LLC #420

100 Heraeus Blvd, Buford, GA, 30518-3456 USA+1 678 714 4350; fax +1 678 714 [email protected] www.optics.heraeus-quarzglas.comFeatured Product: Spectrosil synthetic fused silica for deep UV applications and high power NIR lasers.Heraeus is a leader in the manufacturing of high purity quartz materials and components, and produces various types of high purity fused silica for use in semiconductor manufacturing, telecommunications, optical, chemical, lamps and a variety of other advanced applications. Contact: David Gritz, Director of Sales, [email protected]; Robert Sawyer, Account Manager, [email protected]

High Speed Interconnects #8208777 N Gainey Center Drive, Ste 136, Scottsdale, AZ, 85258 USA+1 480 998 2540; fax +1 888 565 [email protected]; www.highspeedint.comFeatured Product: HSI solves small form-factor interconnect challenges by increasing data speeds in less board-space.High Speed Interconnects (HSI) is a U.S. manufacturer of high performance RF Microwave, micro coaxial cable, and cable assemblies. HSI capabilities consist of extrusion and termination of coaxial cable up to 52AWG, with exceptional phase stability, low insertion loss, and superior signal integrity. Contact: Laura McQuain, Business Development Associate, [email protected]; Antonio De La Rosa, CEO, [email protected]

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Hinds Instruments, Inc. #416

7245 NW Evergreen Pkwy, Hillsboro, OR, 97124-5822 USA+1 503 690 2000; fax +1 503 690 [email protected]; www.hindsinstruments.comFeatured Product: Exicor® MicroImager™ for birefringence imagingHinds Instruments is the polarization metrology specialist for applications including stress birefringence, MOKE, Stokes and Mueller Matrix polarimetry, fluorescence polarization, Faraday rotation, interferometry, and others. Hinds has recently introduced the Exicor MicroImager, a Photoelastic Modulator-based measurement system for elucidating structure in otherwise amorphous samples like plastics and biological materials. The PEM, Stokes Polarimeter and MicroImager will be on display. Contact: Connie Wimmer, Technical Sales, [email protected]; Linda Hirschy, Applications Scientist, [email protected]

HIWIN Corp. #7251400 Madeline Ln, Elgin, IL, 60124 USA+1 847 827 2270; fax +1 847 827 [email protected]; www.hiwin.comHiwin Corp. manufactures an extensive line of both linear motion components and complete solutions. With a goal of supplying superior quality at the most competitive prices, the company offers a variety of precision ground and rolled ballscrews, linear guideways, electric actuators, ballscrew-driven stages, and linear motors, with many fully integrated value-added features. Contact: Roxanna Rosca, Manager Marketing, [email protected]

HORIBA Scientific #328

3880 Park Ave, Edison, NJ, 08820-2417 USA+1 732 494 8660; fax +1 732 549 [email protected]; www.horiba.com/scientificFeatured Product: New EMCCD and Scientific CMOS Cameras are Perfect for Low Light Imaging ApplicationsHORIBA Scientific is the leading manufacturer of gratings, modular spectrometer systems with CCDs or InGaAs detectors, and spectrofluorometers. We also offer OEM CCD and PDA mini spectrometers, deep-cooled CCD cameras, Raman, FLIM and EDXRF microscopy, Cathodoluminescence for SEM, steady-state & lifetime fluorometers, MicOS Microscope Optical Spectrometer for luminescence, TCSPC components, laser diodes, timing modules and single-photon detectors. Contact: Rich Meinecke, Western Sales Manager, [email protected]; Nicolas Vezard, Vice President - Gratings & OEM Spectrometers Div., [email protected]

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IDEX Optics & Photonics Marketplace #331

200 Dorado Pl SE, Albuquerque, NM, 87123-3605 USA+1 505 296 9541; fax +1 505 298 [email protected] marketplace.idexop.comFeatured Product: Standard and semi-customer optics, lasers, shuttersWe provide an optimal way to specify and purchase a carefully selected range of industry-leading optical component brands with best-in-class performance, value and reliability. Our standard product offering is designed for rapid delivery. The semi-custom product offering adds additional size or format options while minimizing delivery. Our commitment is to provide you the products you need, the highest level of customer service, and extensive technical expertise and support.

Impetux #225Trias i Giró 15, 1-5, Barcelona, 08034 Spain+34 [email protected]; www.impetux.comFeatured Product: Lunam T-40i follows a novel approach to directly measure forces with optical trapsIMPETUX makes available a technology developed for over ten years, which provides clear advantages when measuring optical forces (previous calibration is no longer needed for example). Our systems are a perfect complement to current single-beam optical trapping systems for easy and powerful measurements in a wide range of applications. The Lunam T-40i integrates a cutting-edge measurement of light momentum changes with traditional BFPI For more information visit us at www.impetux.com Contact: Ferran Marsa, Project manager, [email protected]; Elisabet Romeu, General managment, [email protected]

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IOP Publishing #732Temple Way, Temple Circus, Bristol, BS1 6HG United Kingdom+44 117 9297481; fax +44 117 929 [email protected]; ioppublishing.orgIOP Publishing provides a range of journals, magazines, books, websites and services that enable researchers and research organisations to reach the widest possible audience for their research. We combine the culture of a learned society with global reach and highly efficient and effective publishing systems and processes. With offices worldwide, we serve researchers in the physical and related sciences in all parts of the world. Contact: Fiona Walker, Global Conference & Exhibitions Manager, [email protected]; Christopher Thomas, Group Advertising Manager, [email protected]

iOptics #637

4845 S Center St, Salt Lake City, UT, 84107-4814 USA+1 801 651 [email protected]; ioptics.usFeatured Product: 750 mm Cassegrain Telescope OTA featuring Lightweighted Optical ComponentsCustom Optical Fabrication of large mirrors and lenses up to 1.5 meter diameter. We can produce flat, spherical, and aspheric optical surfaces on customer supplied substrates or we have a large stock of new and surplus blanks to fit your needs. We also supply Telescope OTA’s, and complete instruments up to 1-meter custom designed and built to customer specifications. Our company has supplied optical components and instruments to University and Aerospace agencies for 23 years. Contact: Vaughn Parsons, Owner, [email protected]

Isuzu Glass, Inc. #819

23505 Crenshaw Blvd Ste 130, Torrance, CA, 90501 USA+1 310 517 [email protected] Product: Heat Absorbing Filter Glass and Glass Molded Micro Lens ArrayIsuzu Glass is a manufacturer of optical filter glasses and molded optics. In our corporate history of over 100 years we have dedicated our efforts to the glass material both in melting new types of filter glass and in manufacturing glass components by developing unique technologies in steps ahead of competitors. Contact: Sean Wilson, Business Development, [email protected]; Hiro Yokoi, Vice President, [email protected]

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J.A. Woollam Co., Inc. #319645 M St Ste 102, Lincoln, NE, 68508 USA+1 402 477 7501; fax +1 402 477 [email protected]; www.jawoollam.com

JENOPTIK Optical Systems #235

16490 Innovation Dr, Jupiter, FL, 33478-6428 USA+1 561 881 7400; fax +1 561 881 [email protected]; www.jenoptik-inc.comJENOPTIK Optical Systems delivers a unique range of custom optical solutions ranging from precision assemblies to waferscale microoptics and in materials ranging from glasses, to crystals and polymers. Competencies include optical test, optical polishing, diamond turning and lithographic etching of materials for applications covering DUV to LWIR. We combine design and engineering with high volume manufacture at US and Global manufacturing sites in Germany and Israel. Contact: Ray Malcom, VP - Sales & Marketing, ray.malcom@ jenoptik-inc.com

JTEC Corporation #3187-7-15 Saito-Bio-Incubator, Ibaraki-shi, Osaka, 567-0085 Japan+81 72 643 2292; fax +81 72 643 [email protected]; www.j-tec.co.jpFeatured Product: OSAKA mirrors have the world smoothest surface. They enable to achieve the world finest nano- focus.JTEC has brought EEM, nano-processing technology, and MSI/RADSI, nano-metrology, developed by Osaka University, to practical use. With these technologies we have been designing and fabricating state-of-the-art X-ray focusing mirrors and have delivered over 300 Osaka mirrors to synchrotron facilities not only in Japan but also many other countries worldwide. Contact: Akihiko Ueda, Manager of Overseas Business, [email protected]; Megumi Kiyomoto, megumi.kiyomoto@ j-tec.co.jp

Kaufman & Robinson #3331330 Blue Spruce Dr, Ft Collins, CO, 80524 USA+1 970 495 [email protected]; www.ionsources.comFeatured Product: Gridded Ion Sources, End Hall Ion Sources and Plasma SourcesKaufman & Robinson: Manufacturing ion/plasma sources, electron neutralizers and automated power supplies to assist you with your depositions, etching, or material modifications. KRI’s products include high current gridless sources, filamentless RFICP gridded sources, low energy electron sources and automated power supplies. We manufacture with the expertise of over 30 years experience. Contact: Kent Rennie, Sales, [email protected]; Chris Griffith, Sales, [email protected]

Kyocera America, Inc. #7268611 Balboa Ave, San Diego, CA, 92123-1580 USA+1 858 576 [email protected]

Lake Shore Cryotronics #326575 McCorkle Blvd, Westerville, OH, 43082-8699 USA+1 614 891 2243; fax +1 614 818 [email protected]; www.lakeshore.comFeatured Product: Be on the forefront of materials research with Lake Shore’s new CW terahertz characterization systemLake Shore is a leading provider of cryogenic measurement and materials characterization solutions, including probe stations, Hall effect measurement systems, temperature sensors and instruments, and a new integrated spectroscopy system that uses THz-frequency energy for characterizing materials over a range of temperatures and magnetic fields. It is ideal for characterizing electronic transport in transparent conductive oxides and dielectric materials. For details, visit www.lakeshore.com/THz. Contact: Vaden West, Regional Sales Manager, [email protected]

Lambda Research Corporation #121

25 Porter Rd, Littleton, MA, 01460-1434 USA+1 978 486 0766; fax +1 978 486 [email protected]; www.lambdares.comFeatured Product: TracePro® Illumination Design, Analysis, and Optimization SoftwareTracePro streamlines the prototype to manufacturing process for illumination systems with CAD interface, 2D/3D optimization, extensive model library, and interoperability with popular CAD systems. Combined with the OSLO lens design & optimization system, Lambda Research Corporation encapsulates decades of optical engineering experience into a comprehensive design environment. Backed with training, support, and a full line of light measurement systems, TracePro accelerates your time-to-market. Contact: Michael Gauvin, VP Sales & Marketing, [email protected]; Ed Freniere, President, [email protected]

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Laser Focus World #417

PennWell Corp - 98 Spit Brook Rd, PennWell Technology Grp, Nashua, NH, 03062-5737 USA+1 603 891 9420; fax +1 603 891 [email protected]; www.laserfocusworld.comFeatured Product: Laser Focus WorldLaser Focus World is the most trusted global resource for engineers, researchers, scientists, and technical professionals, providing comprehensive coverage of photonics technologies, applications, and markets. Laser Focus World reports on and analyzes the latest developments and significant trends in both the technology and business of photonics worldwide -- and offers greater technical depth than any other publication in the field. Contact: Jeff Nichols, National Sales Manager, [email protected]; Susan Smith, Group Publisher, [email protected]

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Laser Quantum Inc #442

2033 Gateway Pl Ste 500, San Jose, CA, 95110-3712 USA+1 408 467 3885; fax +1 408 467 [email protected]; www.laserquantum.comFeatured Product: Gem OEM DPSS Laser Range, \>\>100,000 hour MTBF; Extremely rugged, compact and efficient, 473 - 671nmLaser Quantum are a world-class manufacturer of high quality solid-state and ultrafast laser sources. Our products are known for their reliability, compactness, performance-excellence and long operational lifetime. You will find our products in laboratories and integrated in systems and machines worldwide. Our lasers with their patented technology are found in many applications ranging from attosecond physics to forensics and genomics. Visit www.laserquantum.com for more information. Contact: Daniel Jones, Sales and Service Engineer, [email protected]; Sylvi Haendel, Product Specialist - Ultrafast, shaendel@ laserquantum.com

Mad City Labs., Inc. #739

2524 Todd Dr, Madison, WI, 53713-2317 USA+1 608 298 0855; fax +1 608 298 [email protected]; www.madcitylabs.comMad City Labs designs and manufactures high precision, piezo based nanopositioning devices for research and industry. Our products offer innovative flexure guided designs, piezomotors, proprietary low drift PicoQ® sensor technology and closed loop control. System attributes include picometer precision, high speeds, real time position sensing. Suitable for inspection, metrology, microscopy, imaging and beam steering applications. Custom/OEM specialists. Contact: Shannon Ghorbani, Technical Sales, [email protected]; European Sales, [email protected]

Market Tech #621

340 El Pueblo Rd Ste C, Scotts Valley, CA, 95066 USA+1 831 461 1101; fax +1 831 461 [email protected]; www.markettechinc.netFeatured Product: Laser Light EngineMarket Tech, The photonics partner you can rely on. Market Tech is a leading distribution and sales company offering a wide variety of Gas, Solid State, Diode and Fiber Lasers covering UV, visible and IR spectrum. We also offer laser power meters, light and color measurement instruments, optics and fiber optics products for life science, medical, aerospace, quality control and research applications. Contact: Phil Crowley, President, [email protected]

MaxEmil Photonics Corporation #529

7F, 133, Lane 235 Bao Chiao Rd,Xindian Dist., New Taipei City, 231 Taiwan+886 2 8919 1179; fax +886 2 8919 [email protected]; www.maxemilphotonics.comFeatured Product: Polymer Optics, Optical design/Manufacturing, Diamond turning, Tooling, LED Lighting, Coating,Founded in 1996, we are proud of assisting our customers in developing novel and state-of-the-art solutions to optical challenges. We have extensive experience in the design and manufacturing of optical systems, tooling and molding in the fields of imaging and illumination. The quality assurance system is ISO9000 certificated. We are committed to produce the highest quality products for our customers. Contact: Eric Carlson, Diector of Sales, [email protected]; Ferdinand Lee, VP of Sales, [email protected]

Meadowlark Optics, Inc. #433

5964 Iris Parkway, Frederick, CO, 80530 USA+1 303 833 4333; fax +1 303 833 [email protected]; www.meadowlark.com

Micro Laser Systems, Inc. #521

12841 Western Ave Ste H, Garden Grove, CA, 92841-4025 USA+1 714 898 6001; fax +1 714 897 [email protected] Product: Fiber Focuser for SM, MM & LMA fiber & Muon II small laser module.Come see our line of Diode Lasers & Fiber Optic Products, all carefully crafted together so that they work as one piece. Lasers, electronics, optics and fibers all are matched to give the highest performance for your application. Standard products include fFee Space Lasers, Fiber Coupled Laser, Fiber Collimators, Beam Expanders and Focusing Assemblies in Laboratory or OEM versions. Let us take care of your laser, fiber and optical requirements with combination ofstandard or customized parts. Contact: Norma Adachi, Marketing Director, [email protected]

Midwest Optical Systems #735322 N Woodwork Lane, Palatine, IL, 60067-4933 USA+1 847 359 3550; fax +1 847 359 [email protected]; www.midopt.comFeatured Product: FK200-27 Compact Machine Vision Filter Test KitMidOpt is the world’s leading resource for optical filters used in CCD/CMOS camera imaging applications. Bandpass, dual bandpass, ND, UV, NIR, polarizing and other filters are available in a variety of standard thread and “slip” mounts for same day shipping, for any camera lens. Unmounted filters are also offered in custom configurations, and our filter test kits are essential lab testing tools to use in improving image quality. MidOpt is the exclusive U.S. distributor of Goyo Optical lenses and also stocks an extensive variety of other CCTV, scientific and industrial imaging lenses. Contact: Caryn Giznik, Marketing Manager, [email protected]; Jason Dougherty, Director of Business Development, [email protected]

Mildex, Inc. #321

1388 Crittenden Rd, Rochester, NY, 14623-2308 USA+1 585 473 6540; fax +1 585 475 [email protected]; www.mildex.comFeatured Product: Trioptics OptiSpheric / OptiCentric PC-controlled optical testing, measures EFL, BFL, MTF and RadiusAvailable for demonstration is Trioptics OptiSpheric / OptiCentric PC-controlled optical test station. This pc-controlled test station can measure EFL, BFL, MTF, Radius and lens centering errors of single lenses or complex lens systems with high precision and accuracy which is traceable to National Standards Institutes. The instrument can be supplied in many configurations suitable to testing and assembly of complex optical systems. Please contact us with your optical testing requirements. Contact: Harvey Miller, President, [email protected]

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Mindrum Precision #519

10000 4th St, Rancho Cucamonga, CA, 91730-5723 USA+1 909 989 1728; fax +1 909 987 [email protected]; www.mindrum.comCustom machining and polishing of ultra-precision components and assemblies. Complex shaping with simultaneous 5-axis CNC milling, CNC turning and CNC surface grinding. Plano, spherical and cylindrical polishing ability with spindle, continuous and double-side lappers and polishers. We work mainly with hard materials such as glass, quartz, sapphire and ceramics but also work with conventional materials such as aluminum, steel and titanium. Other capabilities include glassblowing, acid et Contact: Linda Kondris, Technical Sales, [email protected]

Minus K Technology #221

460 Hindry Ave Ste C, Inglewood, CA, 90301-2059 USA+1 310 348 9656; fax +1 310 348 [email protected]; www.minusk.comFeatured Product: New compact high capacity CM-1 low-frequency negative-stiffness isolator, uses no air or electricityManufacturer of vibration isolation systems for AFMs, SPMs, SEMs, metrology, micro-hardness testers, lasers and optics. They are low-cost, passive, vacuum adaptable and require no air or electricity. Products: table-top platforms, workstations, floor platforms and custom systems. Guaranteed 1/2 Hz natural frequencies make them effective against low-frequency building vibrations. Isolation is typically 10 to 100 times better than air tables and even better than the higher-priced active systems. Contact: Erik Runge, Director of Engineering, [email protected]

MOXTEK, Inc. #228

452 W 1260 N, Orem, UT, 84057 USA+1 801 225 0930; fax +1 801 221 [email protected]; www.moxtek.comFeatured Product: Moxteks new SIR series polarizers cover the Mid and Long-wavelength regions of the Infrared.Moxtek is a global leader in the design, development, and manufacture of inorganic wire grid optical polarizers, and is a leading manufacturer of miniature x-ray sources, detectors, and windows. From consumer electronics to scientific instrumentation, Moxtek is an enabler of product excellence in a wide range of technologies including: advanced optical systems, hazardous substances screening, recycling, and mining technologies. Each year Moxtek products enable many new scientific discoveries. Contact: Will Abraham, Optics Sales, [email protected]; Dave Crawford, Optics Sales Manager, [email protected]

MPNICS Co. Ltd. #4349 Cheomdan venture-ro, 108 beon-gil, 203 Business Incubation Center, Buk-gu, Gwangju, 500-470 Korea, Republic of+82 62 973 9520; fax +82 69 973 9521www.mpnics.comFeatured Product: Aspheric Micro Lens Array, Molded Aspheric Lens, Aspheric Cylindrical Lens, HP Collimation PackageMPNICS Co. Ltd. is the leader in producing Micro Glass Optics and High Power Laser Optics. We strive to provide specialized optical technologies related to high-power beam delivery, optical communications, and high-performance optical systems. MPNICS provides optical specifications based upon customer’s configuration requests utilizing optic design, manufacturing/assembling of aspheric glass lenses, high power anti-reflection coating, and fiber align technology. Contact: Jesse Chao, President, [email protected]; Randy Yamamoto, Manager, [email protected]

National Aperture, Inc. #431

5 Northwestern Dr, Salem, NH, 03079 USA+1 603 893 7393; fax +1 603 893 7857www.nationalaperture.com

National Instrument Technology Research Center #63120 R&D Rd VI, Hsinchu Science Park, Hsinchu, 300 Taiwan+886 3 577 9911; fax +886 3 578 [email protected]; www.itrc.narl.org.twFeatured Product: Advanced optical, mechanical and electrical instrumentsFounded in 1974, Instrument Technology Research Center (ITRC) has been known as a pioneer in vacuum and optics technologies and is now dedicated to the development of frontier instrument technology platform for fulfilling goals of national technology policy and needs of industrial economic development. With a sophisticated service platform for advanced instrument applications, ITRC aims to bridge the academia and industry, providing innovative engineering prototyping and customization. Contact: Jean Lai, Deputy Manager, [email protected]; Emily Wu, Project Manager, [email protected]

National Reconnaissance Office #33814675 Lee Rd, Chantilly, VA, 20151-1715 USA+1 703 808 2769; fax +1 703 808 [email protected]; dii.westfields.net

Natsume Optical Corp. JAPAN #636

3461 Kamichaya Kanae, Iida, Nagano, 395-0808 Japan+81 265 22 2434; fax +81 265 22 [email protected]; www.mflens.co.jp/enFeatured Product: Optics, Lens, Asphere, Cylindrical, Freeform and moreNatsume Optical Corporation, founded in 1947, is an optical device manufacturer specializing in various kinds and high precision optical products with more than 60 years’ experience and developed technology.

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Nature Publishing Group #24075 Varick St, 9th Fl, New York, NY, 10013-1917 USA+1 212 726 9200; fax +1 212 696 9006www.nature.comFeatured Product: Collect a sample issue of Nature Photonics from booth 240.Nature Publishing Group (NPG) produces scientific information for researchers and the scientifically interested general public. Each month our high-impact journals, open access titles, news, apps, conferences and job listings help over 9 million users to advance their research, reputation, careers and knowledge. Part of Macmillan Science and Education. Contact: [email protected]

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Navitar #414

200 Commerce Dr, Rochester, NY, 14623-3506 USA+1 585 359 4000; fax +1 585 359 [email protected]; www.navitar.comFeatured Product: Navitar is featuring their MagniStar Bi-Telecentric Lenses and Custom Microscope Objectives.Navitar designs, develops, and manufactures precision optical solutions across the globe. Navitar Imaging Solutions, Projection Optics and Special Optics (custom) divisions produce leading-edge optical and electro-optical technologies for the fastest growing segments of the world’s economy. Navitar lens solutions are used in a wide variety of industries including Biomedical & Life Sciences, Defense & Security, Industrial Imaging and Projection. Off-the-shelf commercial products & custom design. Contact: Craig Fitzgerald, VP Product and Business Development, [email protected]; Donald Ehinger, VP Sales, [email protected]

Newport Corporation #514

1791 Deere Ave, Irvine, CA, 92606-4814 USA+1 949 863 3144; fax +1 949 253 [email protected]; www.newport.comNewport, the world’s largest photonics company provides innovative solutions and industry leading product brands to multiple markets including the photonics and photovoltaic industries. Our combined broad product portfolio which includes: Corion®, ILX Lightwave™, New Focus™, Ophir, Oriel® Instruments, Richardson Gratings™, and Spectra-Physics® Lasers enables us to better partner with our customers to provide complete photonic solutions to make, manage and measure light. Contact: Darron Young, [email protected]

Newport Thin Film Laboratory #714

13824 Magnolia Ave, Chino, CA, 91710-7027 USA+1 909 591 0276; fax +1 909 902 [email protected]; www.newportlab.comFeatured Product: UV/VIS/IR CoatingsNTFL has been providing quality coatings worldwide for 35+ years, helping customers overcome engineering hurdles by designing and manufacturing coatings for commercial, aerospace, military, UV curing, germicidal, semiconductor, medical technology and scientific applications. Newport Thin Film Laboratory is a fully equipped coating facility with capabilities in the UV/VIS/IR spectrum. We work with customers in need of prototype to high volume production and Micro to Large (50”) optics. Contact: Ever Mata, Sales Manager, [email protected]; P. Scott Powers, Engineer, [email protected]

NiPro Optics, Inc. #3397 Marconi, Irvine, CA, 92618 USA+1 949 215 [email protected]; www.niprooptics.comFeatured Product: Diamond Turned MirrorsNiPro Optics provides a full spectrum of precision manufacturing options to meet the demanding needs of your optical project. Our Southern California facility produces the highest quality electroformed optics available today, including “digital reflectors” from diamond turned tooling. Our Optical Diamond Turning Center manufactures complex geometries to submicron tolerances in a variety of materials. Contact: Robin Reed, General Manager, [email protected]; Tom Gross, President, [email protected]

NKT Photonics Inc. #4361400 Campus Drive W, Morganville, NJ, 07751-1283 USA+1 732 395 1551; fax +1 732 414 4094www.nktphotonics.com

nPoint, Inc. #220

3030 Laura Ln Ste 100, Middleton, WI, 53562-1872 USA+1 608 824 1770; fax +1 608 824 [email protected]; www.npoint.comFeatured Product: NP Focus Series Objective Focusing Nanopositioning Piezo StagesDesigns & manufactures nanopositioning tools for OEM and research applications. Products include piezo actuated flexure stages and digital control electronics. Nanopositioning systems provide closed-loop translation in the X, XY, XYZ and tip/tilt. Enables high-speed, high-resolution, sub-nanometer precision for Optics, Semiconductor, Defense, Aerospace and Bio industries. Contact: Katerina Moloni, VP of Sales and Product Development, [email protected]

Ocean Optics, Inc. #615

830 Douglas Ave, Dunedin, FL, 34698-4942 USA+1 727 733 2447; fax +1 727 733 [email protected]; www.oceanoptics.com

Ohara Corporation #624

23141 Arroyo Vista Ste 200, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA, 92688-2613 USA+1 949 858 5700; fax +1 949 858 [email protected]; www.oharacorp.comManufacturer of precision optical glasses available as strip/slab, cut/molded blanks, high homogeneity blanks, fine gobs and polished ball lenses, near UV transmitting i-Line glasses, glass ceramic substrates, CaF2, UV & IR materials, Quartz, Fused Silica (standard and excimer grade). Ohara ClearCeram-Z ultralow expansion glass with excellent CTE uniformity. Supplier of double side polished substrates (excellent flatness/low surface roughness). Contact: Brion Hoffman, President, [email protected]; Chris Ghio, Director of Sales, [email protected]

Ontar Corporation #717

9 Village Way, North Andover, MA, 01845-2000 USA+1 978 689 [email protected]; www.ontar.comFeatured Product: PcModWin5, HITRAN PC, PcLnWin, New PcNvMod for NVThermIP 2009, MODTRAN, LIDAR PC, and ALTM.Ontar Corporation est. 1981 is an R&D software company. We sell software for optical atmospheric remote sensing. Products calculate gas transmission and evaluate sensor performance. Applications include; laser spectroscopy, atmospheric transmission, smart weapons for defense applications, EO sensors development/evaluations, ground and satellite image correction, hyper spectral imaging, laser comm. and LIDAR apps. Contact: Dylan Payne, Software Manager, [email protected] Contact: Dylan Payne, Software Manager, [email protected]

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Optical Perspectives Group, LLC #3357011 E Calle Tolosa, Tucson, AZ, 85750-2532 USA+1 520 529 2950www.optiper.comContact: Robert Parks, President, [email protected]

Optical Support, Inc. #531

1671 S Research Lp Ste 133, Tucson, AZ, 85110-3998 USA+1 520 546 [email protected]; www.opticalsupportinc.comFeatured Product: We provide optomechanical design, engineering, prototyping, manufacturing and alignment services.Starting with a design concept, system requirements or an optical prescription, we provide detailed optomechanical engineering design and analysis, mechanical fabrication, optical assembly, alignment and testing. Our 10,000sq ft facility includes several CNC machines ranging from 20”x16”x30” to a 30”x40”x83” capacity, mechanical and optical assembly areas including clean rooms and flow benches, interferometric testing and alignment equipment. Accelerate your business by contacting us. Contact: Michael Savard, President, [email protected]

Optics Technology, Inc. #143

3800 Monroe Ave Ste 6, Pittsford, NY, 14534-1330 USA+1 585 586 0950; fax +1 585 248 [email protected]

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optics.org #743Ffordd Pengam, 2 Alexandra Gate, Cardiff, CF24 2SA United Kingdom+44 117 905 [email protected]; www.optics.orgFeatured Product: Photonics West Show Daily; Industry News; Online Advertising; Job Boardoptics.org where the business of photonics meets the global photonics community! Excellent editorial quality, exclusive, must -read content makes optics.org essential for keeping up-to- date on news, market trends, new products, business analysis and financial updates. It also has a comprehensive buyers guide, international career centre and events info. Contact: Rob Fisher, Head of Sales and Marketing, [email protected]; Sara Liebert, Sales, Career Center Coordinator, [email protected]

Optiforms Inc #115

42310 Winchester Rd, Temecula, CA, 92590-4810 USA+1 951 296 1300; fax +1 951 296 [email protected]; www.optiforms.com

Optikos Corporation #217

107 Audubon Rd, Bldg 3, Wakefield, MA, 01880-1245 USA+1 617 354 7557; fax +1 617 354 [email protected]; www.optikos.comFeatured Product: LensCheck(TM) SystemOptikos is a specialty optical engineering firm that partners with organizations ranging from smaller start-up to Fortune 500 companies that require innovative applications of optical technology. Custom and standard product design and manufacturing, testing services and engineering solutions are provided to a broad range of clients, including manufacturers of medical devices, consumer products, video conferencing products, gene sequencing instruments and military electro-optical systems. Contact: Jim Scott, Key Accounts Manager - Eastern U.S. and Canada, [email protected]; George Meyer, Key Accounts Manager - Western U.S. and Canada, [email protected]

Optimax #520

6367 Dean Pkwy, Ontario, NY, 14519-8939 USA+1 585 265 1020; fax +1 585 265 [email protected]; www.optimaxsi.comOptimax is set up to manufacture, test and deliver with the speed and performance your program requires. Our reliability has allowed us to become America’s largest optics prototype manufacturer. We’ve invested in the technology and research that will enable your next program, but remain the people who are committed to small volume, high quality and quick delivery of your prototype optic needs. Contact: Mark Palvino, Vice President of Sales, [email protected]; Joe Pinto, Sales Manager, [email protected]

OptiPro Systems #119

6368 Dean Pkwy, Ontario, NY, 14519-8970 USA+1 585 265 0160; fax +1 585 265 [email protected]; www.optipro.comOptiPro Systems, located in Rochester, NY, has more than 30 years experience designing and manufacturing precision optical fabrication machines and metrology systems. A leader in the implementation of optical fabrication and metrology equipment, OptiPro develops cutting edge machines for complex optics with challenging surface and production requirements. Our team of engineers, technicians and scientists can turn your concepts into optimized production solutions. Contact: Michael Bechtold, President, [email protected]; Jayson Tierson, Director of Technology Solutions, [email protected]

OptiWorks, Inc. #316

1-2-4 Azuchmachi, Cyuo-ku, Mitsuru Plz 204, Chuou-ku Osaka, 541-0052 Japan+81 6 6264 7310; fax +81 6 6264 [email protected]; www.optiworks.jp

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3210 S Croddy Way, Santa Ana, CA, 92704 USA+1 949 851 [email protected]; www.optosigma.comFeatured Product: Optics, Optical Coatings, Opto-Mechanics, Manual & Motorized Translation Stages & Assemblies.Global Manufacturer of Optics, Opto-Mechanics and application systems for Medical, Semiconductor, telecommunications, security/Defense, Research, R&D. Standard products available through our new global catalog, (Featuring Hundreds of New Products), and company website for fast delivery. Custom/OEM manufacturing for low or high volume, build to print, JIT, Kanban. Manufacturing facilities located in Japan, China and the USA. All factories company owned and operated. Contact: [email protected]

OSELA #243

1860 32nd Ave, Lachine, QC, H8T 3J7 Canada+1 514 631 [email protected]; www.oselainc.com

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OZ Optics Ltd. #618

219 Westbrook Rd, Ottawa, ON, K0A 1L0 Canada+1 613 831 0981; fax +1 613 836 [email protected]; www.ozoptics.comFeatured Product: OZ Optics Limited is pleased to announce our new ON-LINE CATALOGOnline Catalog, High Power Components/ Isolators/Combiners/Patchcords/Connectors/ Intelligent Tunable Laser Diode Sources/Safety Interlocks/Shutters/Optical Coatings, Laser to Fiber Delivery Components, Adjustable Collimators/Focusers, PM/SM/MM Fused Fiber Couplers, PM Patchcords/Connectors/Splitters/Switch, Polarized Sources, Polarization Rotators/Controllers/Analyzers, Polarizers, PDL Emulators, ER Meter, Turnkey Laser Diode Sources, Hermetically Sealable Patchcords, Sensors, SNO-PEN Contact: Omur Sezerman, CEO & President, [email protected]

PerkinElmer #814940 Winter Street, Waltham, MA, 02451 [email protected]; www.perkinelmer.comOver the past 75 years PerkinElmer has played a key role in some of the world’s most important scientific breakthroughs. Through development of innovative technologies and services, we’re active partners in improving human and environmental health. From earlier medical insights and more effective therapies to cleaner water and safer food, we provide solutions that help you protect our environment, the integrity and quality of our food supply, and the health of our families.

PHASICS Corp. #738

169 11th St, San Francisco, CA, 94103 USA+1 415 610 [email protected]; www.phasics.comFeatured Product: SID4 wavefront sensor and Kaleo for micro-lens quality diagnosticPHASICS Corp., the US subsidiary of a French company based in the Paris region, manufactures high resolution (up to 400x300 simultaneous measurement points) wave front sensors based on its innovative technology: 4-wave lateral shearing interferometry. These solutions answer both scientific and industrial needs and are ideal for laser characterization and optics metrology. PHASICS also proposes adaptive optics loops for laser spot optimization and beam shaping. Contact: Yoann PRIOL, Technical Sales Engineer, [email protected]

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Photon Engineering LLC #330

440 S Williams Blvd Ste 106, Tucson, AZ, 85711 USA+1 520 733 [email protected]; www.photonengr.comFeatured Product: FRED Optical Engineering softwarePhoton Engineering, LLC is a consulting and software development firm based in Tucson, Arizona. Photon Engineering develops and markets FRED, the premier proven software to solve today’s challenging optical engineering problems. Users working within FRED’s 3D virtual prototyping CAD environment can model and analyze virtually any optomechanical system containing arbitrary coherent, incoherent, and partially coherent sources. Photon Engineering consulting and short courses are offered worldwide. Contact: Donata Pfisterer, Sales, [email protected]

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1895 Short Ln, Bldg 1, Platteville, WI, 53818-8977 USA+1 608 467 [email protected]; www.photoniccleaning.comFeatured Product: First Contact Polymers™. Only no-residue strip coat available to clean & protect sensitive surfacesManufacturer of First Contact Polymers™. THE Cleaning and Protection System. Apply liquid polymer and peel the dried film leaving the surface nearly atomically clean. Independent XPS/ESCA and Laser Damage Threshold testing shows no residue to the molecular level! Safe with high power laser optics. Remove Dust & Fingerprints. Reduce waste: non-toxic inert polymers. Clean Nanostructures, Gratings & Phase Masks! Protect and clean microscope objectives & CCD Sensors. Safe. Low Adhesion. No residue. Contact: David Giesen, Technical Sales and Manufacturing Manager, [email protected]; James Hamilton, Chairman and CEO, [email protected]

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Photonics Online #2422591 Wexford-Bayne Rd Ste 305, Bldg II, Sewickley, PA, 15143-8676 USA+1 724 940 7555; fax +1 724 940 [email protected]; www.photonicsonline.comFeatured Product: Electronic Military & Defense Annual Resource, 4th Edition MED Device Online Email NewsletterPhotonics Online — Where the Future of Photonics is Found — is the leading online community and industry resource for optics and photonics professionals. Launched October 1, 1997, Photonics Online serves the needs of design and optical engineers, researchers, scientists, and business executives in markets such as medical imaging, R&D, military/defense, commercial applications, and many others. Our engaging content includes white papers, technical articles, product updates, and breaking news. Contact: Geoffrey Tecza, Director of Sales & Acting Publisher, [email protected]; Joshua Butia, Web Editor, [email protected]

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16 Albert St, Piezo Nano Positioning, Auburn, MA, 01501-1304 USA+1 508 832 3456; fax +1 508 832 [email protected] 9001, global leader in nanopositioning, Hexapods, ultra-precision motion control & piezo stage positioning systems for OEM & research. Piezo Stages; Nanopositioning Systems; 6-Axis Hexapod Alignment Systems, Microscopy Stages; Lens Positioners; Fast Steering Mirrors/Active Optics; Long- Life Multilayer Actuators; Ceramic Linear Motors, Piezo Drivers & Digital Controllers; Micropositioning Actuators, Stages & Motion Controllers; MicroMotion Robots for Automated 3D to 6D Photonics Alignment Contact: Sales, [email protected]

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2B Rosenfeld Dr, Hopedale, MA, 01747 USA+1 508 634 [email protected]; www.piezojena.comPiezosystem jena for 20+ years has provided high precision nano-positioning solutions in up to 5 axis of travel. X, XY, XYZ, tip/tilt positioning with sub-nm resolution can be achieved, with high resonant frequencies which allow for fast scanning. Using a closed loop feedback we can eliminate any hysterisis and drift. Complete digital systems are also readily available with micro manager and labview drivers. A leader for Research & OEM solutions. Contact: Peter Viglas, Sales Manager, [email protected]

PIXELTEQ #334

8060 Bryan Dairy Road, Largo, FL, 33777 USA+1 727.545.0741; fax +1 [email protected]; www.pixelteq.comFeatured Product: PixelSensor | Multispectral Sensor: 8 band spectroscopy PixelCam | Multispectral Camera: OEM arraysPIXELTEQ is a global leader in multispectral filter, sensing and imaging solutions for a wide range of aerospace, biomedical, semiconductor, industrial and scientific applications. Exclusive micro-patterned optical filter technology helps OEMs simplify electro-optic devices, deliver innovative optical features in a smaller footprint, and scale to cost-effective volume production. Contact: Todd Jennings, Business Development, [email protected]

Precision Asphere, Inc. #634

48860 Milmont Dr Unit 105-C, Fremont, CA, 94538 USA+1 510 668 1508; fax +1 510 668 [email protected]; www.precisionasphere.comFeatured Product: Standalone OAP, Off-Axis Hyperbola, General OAP Aspheres, Freeform optics, made of Glass, Si, SiCPRECISION ASPHERE, Inc is a proud US company specializing in the manufacturing of high precision custom aspheres. Working with glasses, silicon, and silicon carbide, we can fabricate aspheric optical surfaces to less than 1/50 waves PV @633nm surface figure, with slope error \< 1μRad and roughness \< 2Å. Possessing the unique CAST technology and over 20 years’ experience in aspheres manufacturing, PRECISION ASPHERE offers you the highest performance-to-cost ratio in the industry. Contact: John Kong, President, [email protected]; Kevin Young, Vice President, [email protected]

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Precision Glass & Optics #635

3600 W Moore Ave, Santa Ana, CA, 92704 USA+1 714 540 0126; fax + 714 540 [email protected]; www.pgo.comFeatured Product: Complete Turnkey Optical Solutions: Precision optics, coatings (standard &custom), commercial opticsPG&O designs & delivers high quality, precision glass, optics and optical coatings for a wide variety of applications. With our talented in-house engineering staff, plus a large inventory of glass products, three large coating chambers, and a full optical fabrication shop, we provide turnkey optical solutions for critical tasks, including the manufacture of large mirror blanks. Fabrication services include CNC machining, polishing, slicing, sawing, scribing, grinding, edging, assembly & more. Contact: Dan Bukaty, Jr., President, [email protected]

Precision Optical #145

320 Kalmus Dr, Costa Mesa, CA, 92626-6045 USA+1 949 631 6800; fax +1 949 642 [email protected]; www.precisionoptical.comFeatured Product: OPTICAL COMPONENTS, COATINGS AND ASSEMBLIES.Manufacturer of Laser-Quality precision optical assemblies and components (VUV to IR). Including prisms, mirrors, windows. retro-reflectors, optical flats, filters, plate-type beam-splitters, alignment cubes, transmission flats, polarizing and non-polarizing cube beam-splitters, and coatings. We provide assembly and sub-assembly services. Glass to glass actively aligned assemblies. Glass to metal bonding, precision alignment and lapping services. Offering solutions for complex prism geometries. Contact: PAUL DIMECK, V.P. SALES, [email protected]; JAMES McCLURE, SALES MANAGER, [email protected]

Pure Photonics #7153851 Perie Lane, San Jose, CA, 95132 USA+1 510 566 [email protected]; www.pure-photonics.comFeatured Product: Low Noise Tunable Laser - 10kHz intr. linewidth and low FM noise. 40nm tunability around 1550nmPure Photonics provides narrow-linewidth, ultra-low noise 1550nm tunable laser solutions for high Signal-to-Noise Ratio applications, such as test and measurement and sensing. Using a volume-manufactured device, our solution is cost-effective and has proven performance and reliability. Our focus is niche-markets and we can customize the performance to your needs and/or provide integration solutions. Contact: Heino Bukkems, Manager, [email protected]

Quartus Engineering Inc. #11710251 Vista Sorrento Pkwy Ste 250, San Diego, CA, 92121 USA+1 858 875 6000; fax +1 858 875 6001www.quartus.com

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Rocky Mountain Instrument Co. (RMI) #418

106 Laser Dr, Lafayette, CO, 80026-2930 USA+1 303 664 [email protected]; www.rmico.comFeatured Product: Precision custom UV-IR optics, thin-film coatings, assemblies, and laser-grade CVD ZnSe substrateAs one of the original laser optics manufacturers in the US, Rocky Mountain Instrument Co. is a leader in the production of high quality precision custom optics. With RMI’s advanced capabilities and new infrared materials production facility, we are able to manufacture the highest quality optics, coatings, and assemblies for UV through IR applications as well as laser-grade CVD ZnSe (Zinc Selenide). Contact: Rae Hunt, Sales Manager, [email protected]; Heath Kirin, Business Development, [email protected]

RPMC Lasers, Inc. #419

203 Joseph St, O’Fallon, MO, 63366 USA+1 636 272 [email protected]; www.rpmclasers.comRPMC offers over 1500 solid state lasers and laser diodes products. Ultrafast, picosecond, nanosecond, CW lasers. Pulsed/CW fiber lasers. Single mode & multimode laser diodes, free space or fiber coupled. Microchip lasers are offered in a wide range or rep rates and energy levels. Single longitudinal mode cw lasers in wavelengths throughout the visible and IR. Contact: Chuck Ratermann, President, [email protected]; Dean Micke, Vice President, [email protected]

SAFINA Materials, Inc. #236100 Hilbig Ste B, Conroe, TX, 77301 USA+1 936 828 3469; fax +1 936 828 [email protected]; www.safina.cz/enFeatured Product: Precious metal / alloy sputtering targets and evaporative materials, including starter sources.SAFINA Materials, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of SAFINA, a.s., whose history stretches back to 1860. SAFINA has a comprehensive production program in the field of processing and manufacturing products made of precious and non-ferrous metals and recycling them. The company’s activities strategically focus on developing new production processes and technologies, while stressing an environmentally friendly approach and development that is sustainable over the long-term. Contact: Arnold Seapan, Director of Sales and Commercial Development, [email protected]

Schrödinger #526101 SW Main St Ste 1300, Portland, OR, 97204 USA+1 503 299 1150; fax +1 503 299 [email protected]; www.schrodinger.comFeatured Product: Materials Science SuiteFounded in 1990, Schrödinger is widely recognized as a scientific and technological leader in developing state-of-the-art chemical simulation software. Schrödinger makes significant investments in R&D, which has led to major advances in the field of computational chemistry. The company is actively developing state-of-the art simulation tools for materials research as well as enterprise software that can be deployed throughout an entire research organization. Contact: Mathew D. Halls, Director, Materials Science, [email protected]; Tim Keefe, Director, Materials Science Sales, [email protected]

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Sensors Unlimited - UTC Aerospace Systems #720

330 Carter Rd, Princeton, NJ, 08540 USA+1 609 333 8200; fax +1 [email protected]; www.sensorsinc.comFeatured Product: Sensors Unlimited’s GL2048R - Fastest SWIR 2048-Pixel Line Scan Camera for Spectral-Domain OCT AppsManufacturer of indium gallium arsenide (InGaAs) near-infrared (NIR) and shortwave infrared (SWIR) imagers and detectors (available fully packaged or as OEM imaging modules) for inspection, OCT and biomedical, spectroscopy, solar cell inspection, defense, surveillance, and security. InGaAs-based products include fast-framing and high-resolution cameras, line scan imagers, and focal plane arrays. Our NIR and SWIR products feature easy-integration, use standard glass optics and require no cooling. Contact: Karen Jeffers, Marketing Communications Specialist – ISR Systems, [email protected]

Sierra Precision Optics #312

12830 Earhart Ave, Auburn, CA, 95602-9027 USA+1 530 885 6979; fax +1 530 885 1037www.sierraoptics.comFeatured Product: Custom Optics FabricationPlano optics, Filters, Panels, Windows, Mirrors, Beam Splitters, Wedges and Prisms, Spherical & Cylindrical Lenses, Specialties: Cylindrical optics, Excimer laser Optics, UV/VIS/NIR Resonator optics, Flow Tubes & Custom shaped optics, 1/20th wave metal polishing of Invar & stainless steel. Materials, optical glasses UV, Visible, Near IR such as Fused Silica, BK7, Pyrex, SF grade Glass, Filter Glass, Samarium, Quartz, CaF2, MgF2, Zerodur, Yag, Silicon, ZnSe, ZnS, & Ge. Contact: Jim Stimpson, V. P. Sales & Marketing, [email protected]

Silicon Quest International #6294425 Fortran Dr, San Jose, CA, 95134 USA+1 408 496 1000; fax +1 408 496 [email protected]; www.siliconquest.comFeatured Product: Wafer Processing and EnhancementsSQI is a WW provider of wafer solutions including thinning/polishing/cleaning/wafer shaping & cut downs; SOI wafer handle replacement, oxide growth, sputtering of thin films, providing thick Epi and high purity and resistivity wafers. SQI’s clients include global leaders in industries such as Semiconductor, memory storage, Aerospace and Defense, research, LEDs, capital equipment, and many others. Many SQI customers are members of the Fortune 500™ and leading Academic Institutions worldwide. Contact: Mike Stokman, VP of Sales, [email protected]; Len Anderson, Sales Manager, [email protected]

Siskiyou Corporation #628

110 SW Booth St, Grants Pass, OR, 97526-2410 USA+1 541 479 8697; fax +1 541 479 [email protected]; www.siskiyou.comSiskiyou Corporation manufactures motion control devices with manual and computer interfaced controllers, translation stages, mirror mounts, lens positioners, adjustment screws, construction hardware, fiber grippers, and other opto-mechanical components for use in research and manufacturing. Siskiyou Corporation will also custom tailor devices to fit your needs. Contact: Mark Mittelstaedt, Western Regional Sales Mananger, [email protected]

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Society of Vacuum Coaters #23871 Pinon Place NE, Albuquerque, NM, 87123 USA+1 505 856 7188; fax +1 505 856 [email protected]; www.svc.orgFeatured Product: SVC Bulletin: containing articles and news of interest to vacuum coating professionalsSVC is a non-profit organization promoting technical excellence by providing a global forum to inform, educate, and engage the members, the technical community, and the public on all aspects of vacuum coating, surface engineering and related technologies. In addition to hosting the Annual Technical Conference, SVC provides year-round offerings of On-Location Tutorial Courses, instructional webinars, printed and digital publications, and on-line resources for those involved in vacuum coating. Contact: Vivienne Harwood Mattox, Executive Director, [email protected]; Beth Strong, Executive Manager, [email protected]

Special Optics, A Navitar Company #414

315 Richard Mine Rd, Wharton, NJ, 07885-1659 USA+1 973 366 7289; fax +1 973 366 [email protected]; www.specialoptics.comFeatured Product: Special Optics is featuring its Custom Lens Design and Precision Lens ManufacturingSpecial Optics, A Navitar Company, is a standout among custom lens design companies. We offer customers a seamlessly integrated experience with optical and mechanical engineering, assembly, testing, and manufacturing of prototypes and small quantity custom lenses. If you have a challenging design and want to see it quickly turned into a successful prototype or product, contact Special Optics at 973-366-7289. Visit our Booth #414. Contact: Craig Fitzgerald, Vice President - Product and Business Development, [email protected]; Steven Morales, Sales Manager, [email protected]

Spectral Instruments #444

420 N Bonita Ave, Tucson, AZ, 85745-2747 USA+1 520 884 8821; fax +1 520 884 [email protected]; www.specinst.comSpectral Instruments specializes in the development and manufacture of cooled CCD cameras for demanding low-light applications. We provide the finest low noise \<3e-, high sensitivity, -110C cooling, 16-bit CCD cameras that current technology can offer. Optical inputs can include windows with custom coatings through fiber optic tapers or faceplates. Readout options are designed to be flexible and customized to the application. Custom CCD, CMOS designs and OEM camera production are available. Contact: Kevin Toerne, Systems Specialist, ktoerne@ specinst.com

Spectrogon US, Inc. #320

115 Route 46 W Ste A2, Mountain Lakes, NJ, 07046 USA+1 973 331 1191; fax +1 973 331 [email protected]; www.spectrogon.comFeatured Product: Optical Filters, Coatings, Components, Diffraction GratingsSPECTROGON specializes in the design & manufacture of optical filters, thin film coatings and components, for analytical, medical, and scientific instruments. Spectrogon is the world leader in the manufacture and design of Holographic Diffractions Gratings for ultrafast laser Compression/Stretcher applications; Plane and Curvature gratings for tuning and spectroscopic instruments. Spectrogon offers a huge inventory of UV, visible, and infrared stock filters on our website: www.spectrogon.com Contact: Steve Finn, Sales Manager, [email protected]; Kelly Neeb, Sales Adm., [email protected]

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SPIE Career Center #7431000 20th St, Bellingham, WA, 98225-6705 USA+1 360 685 5600; fax +1 360 647 [email protected]; www.spiecareercenter.orgFeatured Product: Online Job BoardThe SPIE Career Center is the leading recruitment resource for companies and professionals in the optics and photonics community. Whether you’re looking for a new job or searching for top candidates, our resources will help you find the perfect match for your needs. Job seekers can post their resumes, search our online job board and access additional resources for career advancement. Employers can advertise jobs online, access the SPIE searchable resume database and exhibit in SPIE Job Fairs. Contact: Sara Liebert, Sales, Career Center Coordinator, [email protected]; Allison Romanyshyn, Manager, [email protected]

Stanford Research Systems #4291290-D Reamwood Ave, Sunnyvale, CA, 94089-2278 USA+1 408 744 9040; fax +1 408 744 [email protected]; www.thinksrs.comFeatured Product: The new SR865 - 1 mHz to 2 MHz range DSP Lock in Amplifier - Dual Reference, FFT, High Bandwidth.SRS manufactures a complete line of test and measurement instruments, including lock-in amplifiers, digital delay generators, RF signal generators, laser diode drivers, laser shutters, residual gas analyzers and quartz crystal microbalances. See complete listing and prices at www.thinkSRS.com.

StellarNet, Inc. #425

14390 Carlson Cir, Tampa, FL, 33626-3003 USA+1 813 855 8687; fax +1 813 855 [email protected]; www.stellarnet-inc.comFeatured Product: StellarNet has released a new series of spectrometers & lasers configured for Raman spectroscopyStellarNet, Inc. provides low cost miniature spectrometer systems and software for product analysis, research, education, and OEM. StellarNet instrumentation is rugged for any environment - lab, process, or field. Spectrometer accessories include light sources, sampling fixtures, optical fibers, and probes. Applications include absorbance & transmission (190-2300nm), fluorimetry, optical metrology, thin film, reflectance & colorimetry, LED/Laser/Solar spectral analysis, LIBS, OES, & Raman.

Surface Optics Corporation #81711555 Rancho Bernardo Rd, San Diego, CA, 92127-1441 USA+1 858 675 7404; fax +1 858 675 [email protected]; www.surfaceoptics.com

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Sutter Instrument #614

One Digital Dr, Novato, CA, 94949-5703 USA+1 415 883 0128; fax +1 415 883 [email protected]; www.sutter.comFeatured Product: Lambda HPX High powered liquid cooled LED light sourceManufacturer of precision electromechanical devices for scientific research and industrial OEM for 40 years. Imaging products include the Lambda HPX and TLED+ high-output LED light sources and the SOM simple microscope as well as optical filterwheels, tunable filter changers; xenon and plasma light sources with integrated wavelength selection capabilities, and our stepper-motor controlled SmartShutter. The P-2000 CO2 laser-based micropipette puller remains the premier NSOM fiber tip puller. Contact: Jack Belgum, Sr. VP, R&D, [email protected]; Alexandra Cooper, Dir. Salex & Marketing, [email protected]

SwissOptic AG #218Heinrich-Wild-Strasse, Heerbrugg, 9435 Switzerland+41 71 727 3074; fax +41 71 727 [email protected]; www.swissoptic.comSwissOptic AG, a Berliner Glas group company, supplies optical systems for innovative laser-based metrology. These systems allow angles and dimensions as well as 3-D coordinates to be determined with high accuracy. No distance is too far, no object too large, too small or too complex – with objectives for aerial cameras, opto-mechanical assemblies for laser trackers, transceivers for 3D measuring systems, SwissOptic makes key contributions to the performance of precise measurement systems. Contact: Kevin Liddane, Director of Sales - North America, [email protected]

Synopsys, Inc. #129

700 E Middlefield Rd, Mountain View, CA, 94043-4024 USA+1 650 584 5000; fax +1 650 584 [email protected]; www.synopsys.comFeatured Product: CODE V 10.6 enables faster, more robust optical design optimizationSynopsys’ Optical Solutions Group is one of the world’s leading developers of optical design and analysis tools, with CODE V® imaging design software, LightTools® illumination design software, LucidShape products for automotive lighting, and RSoft products for photonic and optical network design. The group is also an independent supplier of optical systems design services, with more than 4,800 completed projects in imaging, illumination, and optical systems engineering. Contact: Stuart David, Senior Manager, Worldwide Sales, [email protected]

Syntec Optics #816

7100 Junction Rd, Pavilion, NY, 14525-9749 USA+1 585 768 2513; fax +1 585 768 [email protected]; www.syntecoptics.comFeatured Product: Polymer OpticsFor over 30 years, Syntec Optics has built a solid foundation in new processes for producing various geometries and shapes of optical elements for both visible and IR light. Syntec focuses on custom plastic optics for the Medical, Defense & Security, and the Consumer/Industrial sectors. Syntec Optics has been spurring innovation in single point diamond turning for over a decade, and has been reinventing plastic optics applications and tolerances. Contact: Steve Orth, Business Development, [email protected]; [email protected]

TDK-Lambda Americas-HP Division #627405 Essex Rd, Neptune, NJ, 07753 USA+1 732 922 9300; fax +1 732 922 [email protected]; www.us.tdk-lambda.com/hp

tec 5 usa #43080 Skyline Dr, Plainview, NY, 11803-2518 USA+1 516 635 2000; fax +1 516 939 [email protected]; www.tec5usa.comFeatured Product: OEM MMS Spectrometertec5USA offers high quality products for optical spectroscopy from complete systems to the individual components. All products are designed for reproducibility, low maintenance, and fast acquisition. Fiber-optic accessories include light guides and probes for a multitude of measurements. Software support ranges from programming tools to applications (incl. chemometrics). Customizations possible. Contact: Gert Noll, General Manager, [email protected]; Stacey Carrier, Product Manager, [email protected]

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TECNISCO, LTD. #7292-2-15 Minami Shinagawa, Oversea Marketing Dept., Shinagawa-ku Tokyo, 140-0004 Japan+81 3 3472 6963; fax +81 3 3472 [email protected]; www.tecnisco.co.jp/en

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The Optronics Co., Ltd. #2275-5 Shin Ogawamachi, Shinjuku-ku Tokyo, 162-0814 Japan+81 3 3269 3550; fax +81 3 5229 [email protected]; www.optronicsjp.com

Thermo Scientific - CIDTEC #538

101 Commerce Blvd, CIDTEC Cameras & Imagers, Liverpool, NY, 13088-4507 USA+1 315 451 9410; fax +1 315 451 [email protected]; www.thermoscientific.com/cidtecFeatured Product: Radiation Hardened Color cameras, Extreme Dynamic Range scientific grade camerasThermo Scientific - CIDTEC manufactures high performance UV–NIR sensitive cameras for demanding scientific imaging applications, radiation environments, and unique machine vision inspection applications. Cameras include extremely wide dynamic range (XDR) for the SpectraCAM line of scientific cameras offering unparalleled linear dynamic range, as well as the MegaRAD and ColorRAD series of cameras for high radiation environments. Deep UV and X-Ray coating deposition services are also available. Contact: Tony Chapman, Sales and Marketing Director, [email protected]; Suraj Bhaskaran, Engineering Director, [email protected]

Thorlabs #214

56 Sparta Ave, Newton, NJ, 07860-2402 USA+1 973 300 3000; fax +1 973 300 [email protected]; www.thorlabs.comThorlabs designs, develops, and manufactures building blocks for the Photonics industry, including optomechanics, motion control electronics, nanopositioning stages, fiber and optical components, laser diodes, tunable lasers, and vibration isolation systems. Headquartered in Newton, NJ, our portfolio includes system-level solutions, including complete OCT, multiphoton, confocal, and adaptive optics systems.

Topsil Semiconductor Materials A/S #629Siliciumvej 1, Frederikssund, DK-3600 Denmark+45 47 36 56 00; fax +45 47 36 56 [email protected]; www.topsil.comFeatured Product: High Performance Silicon WafersTopsil is a world leading supplier of ultra-pure silicon wafers to the global semiconductor industry since 1959. Characterized by almost 100% efficiency and excellent resistivity control, Topsil high performance silicon is used as basic material for scientific and industrial applications such as infrared detectors, terahertz system, x-ray mirrors, silicon lenses and power semiconductors. Topsil is headquartered in Copenhagen Cleantech Park and spans production sites in Denmark and Poland. Contact: Henrik Ask, Sales Manager, [email protected]; Leif Jensen, Senior Silicon Specialist, [email protected]

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TRIOPTICS GmbH #528

Hafenstr 35-39, Wedel, 22880 Germany+49 4103 18006 0; fax +49 4103 180062 [email protected]; www.trioptics.comTRIOPTICS is the leading manufacturer of precise and automatic optical measuring instruments. TRIOPTICS GmbH has been developing innovative solutions to determine virtually all optical and mechanical parameters of lenses, lens systems and glass since 1992. Its instruments are put to use in quality control for cell phone cameras, intraocular lenses, endoscopic cameras, objectives and prisms, to name but a few. Contact: Tom McDaniel, [email protected]; Byron Seabolt, [email protected]

TwinStar Optics #815

6741 Commerce Ave, Port Richey, FL, 34668-6815 USA+1 727 847 2300; fax +1 727 847 [email protected] Product: Twinstar’s coating lab produces high damage coatings from the UV thru the FAR IR.TwinStar is a global leader in the fabrication and coating of precision optics and crystals. Twinstar’s coating lab produces high damage coatings from the UV thru the FAR IR including solderable edge metalizations. TwinStar fabricates waveplates, lenses, etalons, lens ducts, laser slabs/rods, prisms, mirrors, and also works with linear/non-linear laser crystals including YAG, KTP, LBO, Kigre glasses. TwinStar is an ISO 9001 & AS9100 certified company. Contact: Peter Thomas, Director of Sales & Marketing, [email protected]; Mark Gruttadauria, General Manager, [email protected]

University of Arizona, College of Optical Sciences #518

1630 E University Blvd, Tucson, AZ, 85721-0095 USA+1 520 621 [email protected]; www.optics.arizona.eduFeatured Product: Optical instituteThe University of Arizona College of Optical Sciences educates students in all aspects of the study and application of light, performing internationally recognized research in optical engineering, quantum optics, applied optics and photonics, and image science. The College of Optical Sciences is the world’s premier optical institute, with award-winning faculty members, a diverse student body, challenging courses, pioneering research programs and close relationships with the optics industry. Contact: R. John Koshel, Associate Dean for Academic Programs, [email protected]; Kaye Rowan, Director of Development, [email protected]

University of California, Irvine Extension #223110 Theory Ste 250, Irvine, CA, 92617-3202 USA+1 949 824 [email protected]; www.extension.uci.eduFeatured Product: Online Optical Engineering and Optical Instrument Design Certificate ProgramsUC Irvine Extension is the continuing education unit of the University of California, Irvine. We offer certificate programs in over 60 areas including Optics. We currently have two online optics programs: Optical Engineering and Optical Instrument Design. Both programs address the growing demand for skilled professionals who can conceptualize, design, and manufacture optical components and systems. Contact: Jennifer Spitzer, Program Manager, [email protected]

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Vincent Associates #527803 Linden Ave, Rochester, NY, 14625-2709 USA+1 585 385 5930; fax +1 585 385 [email protected]; www.uniblitz.comFeatured Product: DSS35, a 35mm aperture shutter has no external protruding actuator and no interfering components.Vincent Associates is the manufacturer of UNIBLITZ electronically programmed shutters & shutter drive systems, with standard devices (such as LS,VS,& the CS series of high reliability shutter systems), the XRS (for x-ray use) series, the NS (bi-stable & uni-stable configurable) series, the DSS (Design Scalable Shutters) series, & the new TS (flag shutter alternative) series. Standard aperture sizes range from 2 -90mm with many types of mounting systems offered. Ask us about custom shutters. Contact: Adam Lamb, VP Manufacturing, [email protected]; Stephen Pasquarella, President, [email protected]

Vital Materials Co., Limited #818No 268 DongFengZhong Rd, Exchange Sq, Guangzhou, Guangdong, 510030 China+86 20 [email protected]; www.vitalchem.comFeatured Product: Optical Grade Germanium Cystals and blanks, Zinc Selenide, ZnSe laser focusing lensVital is a global rare metals based materials technology group. It is a leading vertically integrated producer, processor and developer of specialty materials focusing on rare metals, specialty materials, advanced materials and recycling service. Our subsdiary Phoenix Infrared Corporation is a US based company that produces and sells a variety of Infrared Materials, Optics and Laser Replacement Parts. Contact: Frank Boghe, Germanium Products Sales manager, [email protected]; Vincent Ji, ZnSe Products Sales manager, [email protected]

Volpi #824

5 Commerce Way, Auburn, NY, 13021-2204 USA+1 800 688 6574; fax +1 315 255 [email protected]; www.volpiusa.comTested and calibrated optical custom-made OEM modules for Life Science Tools and In Vitro Diagnostics – designed for reliability and manufactured lean. Located in the US and in Switzerland, certified ISO 9001 and 13485, Volpi provides economic supply stability with our customer expectations in mind. Three of the top ten In Vitro Diagnostics companies and many Life Science Tools companies work with Volpi when it comes to optical solutions for their instruments. Contact: Kurt Van Hout, Business Development Manager, [email protected]

Wordingham Technologies #816580 Fisher Station Dr, Victor, NY, 14564-9734 USA+1 585 924 2294; fax +1 585 924 [email protected]; www.wordingham.comFeatured Product: Machined ComponentsWordingham Technologies has built a solid foundation in manufacturing Optical Barrels, Housing, Mounts and Retainer components for optical sub assemblies. We focus our services on custom components for the Laser, Imaging, Machine Vision, Bioinstrument and Optomechanics industries; producing intricate parts with the utmost aesthetics & non-symmetric geometries. Contact: Timothy Bechtold, Key Account Manager, [email protected]; [email protected]

Xenics #427

600 Cummings Center, Suite 166-Y, Beverly, MA, 01915 Belgium+1 978 969 1706; fax +978 998 [email protected]; www.xenics.comXenics is a pioneer of path-breaking infrared technology. Xenics designs and markets infrared imagers, cores and cameras of best-in-class image quality. The company offers a complete portfolio of line-scan and 2-D area-scan products for the VisNIR, SWIR, MWIR and LWIR ranges. A vertically integrated manufacturer with advanced production facilities and in-house know-how on detector, systems and software development, Xenics delivers imaging solutions as well as optimized custom designs. Contact: [email protected]

Z & Z Optoelectronics Tech. Co., Ltd. #428

No. 3, Keyuan South Road, High Tech Zone,, Chengdu, Sichuan, Sichuan, 610041 China+86 28 85139768; fax +86 28 8525 [email protected]; www.zzoptic.comFeatured Product: Super Polishing, IR Optics, Laser Optics, UV Optics, Spherical lens, Plano optics, mirror, windowZ&Z is the first brand of Super Polishing from China. As a professional manufacturer of high precision IR and laser optics, Z&Z supports many reputed US and EU customers over the past 15 years. Our super polishing optics meet roughness of 0.1um and S/D 10-5. Custom optics with IR and UV materials are available (Ge, Si, fused silica, BK7, ZnSe, ZnS, Sapphire, CaF2, MgF2, GaAs, BaF2, etc). S/D is up to 5-1 and flatness up to 1/20λ. Products include mirrors, substrates, wedge and spherical lens. Contact: Cynthia Qi, SUPERVISOR, [email protected]

Z Microsystems #6269820 Summers Ridge Rd, San Diego, CA, 92121 USA+1 858 831 7000; fax +1 858 831 [email protected]; www.zmicro.com

ZC Optoelectronic Technologies, Ltd. #139

800 West Wangjiang Road Ste 208, Bldg C4, Shushanqu Hefei City, Anhui, 230031 China+86 551 65685712; fax +86 551 [email protected]; www.zc-hightech.comFeatured Product: Precision laser drilling system for high efficiency silicon solar cellsThe company is co-founded by oversea technical experts and domestic entrepreneurs. The company has a professional R&D team with expertise in optics, mechanics, automation, advanced laser technologies and material sciences. With extensive experience in solving various complicated technical problems, the team has rich experiene. Contact: Zhao Jianhua, Supervisor, [email protected]; Bi Xiakun, manager, [email protected]

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Zemax, LLC #315

22908 NE Alder Crest Dr Ste 100, Redmond, WA, 98053 USA+1 425 844 0152; fax +1 425 844 [email protected]; www.radiantzemax.comFeatured Product: Zemax OpticStudio 14 optical and illumination design software introduces a new level of productivityZemax LLC delivers design software, training, and support services that set the standards for the optical and illumination industry. Zemax OpticStudio™ 14 is the preferred design and simulation software for optical and illumination researchers, engineers, designers and students around the world. Industry leaders in optics and illumination rely on Zemax OpticStudio™ software to reduce costs, and shorten time-to-innovation. Redmond, WA, USA Zemax LLC, part of the Radiant Zemax family of companies Contact: Mark Nicholson, Vice President Zemax Group, [email protected]; Cort Stinnett, Product Manager, [email protected]

Zurich Instruments AG #440

Technoparkstrasse 1, Zurich, 8005 Switzerland+41 44 515 0410; fax +41 44 515 [email protected]; www.zhinst.com

Zygo Corporation #524

Laurel Brook Road, Middlefield, CT, 06455-1291 USA+1 860 347 8506; fax +1 860 347 [email protected]; www.zygo.comZygo Corporation is a worldwide supplier of optical metrology instruments, precision optics, and electro-optical design and manufacturing services, providing productivity and yield improvement solutions for manufacturers of precision components for a variety of industries. Zygo Corporation provides a wide range of inspection, surface analysis, precision displacement measurement, and automated solutions Contact: David Melton, Director Sales & Support, [email protected]; Marc Tricard, Director Optics Division, [email protected]

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StudEnt ChaPtErS

Air Force Institute of Technology2950 Hobson Way, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, 45433-7765, USA, [email protected]

Bauman Moscow State Technical UniversityRadio-electronics Lasers & Medical Techniques, 5 2nd Baumanskaya St, Moscow, 105005, Russian Federation, [email protected]

Beijing Institute of TechnologyOptical Engineering Dept, Haidian District, Beijing, 100081, China, [email protected]

Beijing University of Posts and TelecommunicationsState Key Lab. of Info. Photonics and Optical Comm, No 10 Xitucheng Rd, Haidian Beijing, 100876, China, [email protected]

Capital Normal UniversityDept of Physics Lab 119, No 105 Xisanhuan-Bei Rd, Haidian Beijing, 100037, China, [email protected]

Charles University in PragueInst of Physics, Ke Karlovu 5, Prague 2, 121 16, Czech Republic, [email protected]

Chernivtsi National UniversityKotsyubynskiy St 2, Chernivtsi, 58012, Ukraine, [email protected]

Chulalongkorn University254 Phya Thai Rd, Bangkok, 10330, Thailand, [email protected]

CICESEDept de Óptica, División de Fisica Applicada, Carretera Ensenada - Tijuana No 3918 Zona Playitas, Ensenada, BC, 22860, Mexico, [email protected]

CITEDI-IPNInvestigacion, Ave del Parque No 1310 Mesa de Otay, Tijuana, BC, 22510, Mexico, [email protected]

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City College of New YorkCity Lights, Electrical Engineering Dept, 160 Convent Ave, New York, NY, 10031-9101, USA, [email protected]

Cochin University of Science and Technology Optoelectronics Device Lab/Dept of Physics, S Kalamasserry, Cochin Kerala, 682022, India, [email protected]

Ctr. de Investigaciones en ÓpticaLomas del Bosque No 115, Col Lomas del Campestre, Leon, GU, 37150, Mexico, [email protected]

Delhi Technological UniversitySBTF-6 SCIENCE BLOCK, THIRD FLOOR, Applied Physics Dept, Delhi Technological University, Delhi DELHI, 110 042, India, [email protected]

Duke UniversityDept of Electrical & Computer Engineering, 136 Hudson Hall, Durham, NC, 27708, USA, [email protected]


StudEnt ChaPtErS

Ghulam Ishaq Khan InstituteTopi NWFP, 23640, Pakistan, [email protected]

Heriot-Watt UniversityInstitute of Photonics and Quantum Sciences, School of Engineering and Physical Sciences, Edinburgh, EH14 4AS, United Kingdom, [email protected]

Huazhong University of Science and TechnologyCollege of Optoelectronic Science and Engg, No 1037 Luoyu Lu Rd Hongshan Qu, Wuhan, 430074, China, [email protected]

Indian Institute of TechnologyMadras, Applied Optics Lab/Dept of Physics, Chennai Tamil Nadu, 600036, India, [email protected]

Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS)Photonics Engineering Lab/Engineering Physics, Kampus ITS Sukolilo, Surabaya, Jawa Timur, 60111, Indonesia, sulikhah22@ gmail.com

Institute for Atomic PhysicsAtomistilor Str No 409, Margurele Ilfov, 77125, Romania, [email protected]

Institute of Engineering & ManagementElectronics and Communication Engineering, Salt Lake Electronics Complex Sector-V, Kolkata West Bengal, 700091, India, [email protected]

Institute of Radiophysics and ElectronicsUsikov Institute of Radiophysics and Electronics, 12 Akademika Proskura St, Kharkov, 61085, Ukraine, [email protected]

Instituto Nacional de AstrofísicaÓptica y Electrónica, Apdo Postal 51 y 216, Tonantzintl a, PU, 72000, Mexico, [email protected]

Karlsruhe Institute of TechnologyC/O International Dept GmbH/KIT, Schlossplatz 19, Karlsruhe, 76131, Germany, [email protected]

Katholieke University LeuvenCelestijnenlaan 200D, Leuven, 3001, Belgium, kenensbart@ gmail.com

Kent State University1425 University Esplanade, Kent, OH, 44242-0001, USA, [email protected]

Koç UniversityMicrophotonics Research Laboratory, Rumeli Feneri Kampusu Fen Bilimleri Fakultesi, Sariyer Istanbul, 34450, Turkey, [email protected]

Lomonosov State UniversityPhysics Dept/International Laser Center, Lenin Hills 1-62, Moscow, 119991, Russian Federation, [email protected]

Lund UniversityFaculty of Engineering, Box 118, Lund, 221 00, Sweden, [email protected]

Manipal UniversityCentre for Atomic and Molecular Physics, LG-01, AB-5, MIT Campus, Manipal, 576 104, India, [email protected]

Nankai UniversityCollege of Information Technical Science, No 94 Weijin Rd, Tianjin, 300071, China, [email protected]

National Institute of Technology GoaCollege of Engineering Campus, Farmagudi Ponda, Goa, 403 401, India, [email protected]

National Institute of Technology TiruchirappalliDept of Physics/Photonics Lab, Tanjore Rd, Tiruchirappalli Tamil Nadu, 620015, India, [email protected]

National Institute of Technology WarangalDept of Physics, Warangal Andhra Pradesh, 506 004, India, [email protected]

National Research Univ. of Information Technologies Mechanics and OpticsLaser Ctr, 14 Sablinskaya St, St Petersburg, 197101, Russian Federation, [email protected]

National Taipei University of TechnologyDept of Electro-Optical Engineering, 1 Section 3 Chung-Hsiao East Rd, Taipei, 10608, Taiwan, [email protected]

National Taiwan University1 Roosevelt Rd Secton 4, Taipei, 10617, Taiwan, [email protected]

National Technical Univ. of UkraineOptical Engineering Dept, 37 Prospect Peremohy, Kyiv-56, 03056, Ukraine, [email protected]

Northwestern University633 Clark St, Evanston, IL, 60208-0001, USA, [email protected]

Peking UniversitySchool of Physics, Peking Univ, Room North 245, Beijing, 100871, China, [email protected]

Pennsylvania State UniversityDepartment of Electrical Engineering, 121 Electrical Engineering East, University Park, PA, 16802, USA, [email protected]

Rochester Institute of TechnologyDept of Electrical and Microelectronic Engg, 79 Lomb Memorial Dr, Rochester, NY, 14623, USA, [email protected]


StudEnt ChaPtErS

SamaraSamara Scientific Educational Ctr, Karl Marks Str 20-30, Samara, 443096, Russian Federation, [email protected]

Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine MechaniesNo 390 Qinghe Rd Jiading, Shanghai, 201800, China, djh@ siom.ac.cn

Sichuan UniversityNo 24 South Section 1 Yihuan Rd, Sichuan Chengdu, 610065, China, [email protected]

Silesian Univ. of TechnologyFaculty of Elec Engg/Dept of Optoelectronics, Akademicka Str 2A, Gliwice, 44-100, Poland, [email protected]

St. Petersburg State Univ. of Aerospace Instrumentation Radioengineering Faculty, Bolshaya Morskaya 67, St Petersburg, 190000, Russian Federation, [email protected]

Stellenbosch UniversityMerriman St, Merensky Physics Bldg, Stellenbosch, Western Cape, 7602, South Africa, [email protected]

Taras Shevchenko National University of KyivChair of Optics, Faculty of Physics, Bldg 1, 4 Glushkova ave., Kyiv, 03127, Ukraine, [email protected]

Taurida National V.I. Vernadsky UniversityPhysical Optics Dept, Vernadsky Av 4, Simferopol Crimea, 95007, Ukraine, [email protected]

Technical University of DenmarkDept of Photonics Engg, Frederiksborgvej 399 b 108, Roskilde, 4000, Denmark, [email protected]

Three Rivers Community CollegeLaser and Fiber Optic Technology, 574 New London Tpke, Norwich, CT, 06360, USA, [email protected]

Tsinghua UniversityDept of Electrical Engineering, Dept of Physics, Beijing, 100084, China, [email protected]

TunisiaEngineering School of Communication of Tunis, Ghazala Technopark, Ariana, 2083, Tunisia, [email protected]

Univ. Autonoma de Nuevo LeónAv. Universidad, San Nicolas, Nuevo Leon, NL, 66451, Mexico, [email protected]

Univ. de PortoDep Fisica E Astronomia, Rua do Campo Alegre 687, Porto, 4169-007, Portugal, [email protected]

Univ. EAFITDept de Ciencias Basicas, Carrera 49 No 7 Sur 50, Medellin,, Colombia, [email protected]

Univ. GentCMST, Technologiepark 914, Gent, 9052, Belgium, [email protected]

Univ. Nacional de Colombia - BogotáDepartamento de Fisica, Ciudad Universitaria - Cra 30 No 45-03, Bogotá DC,, Colombia, [email protected]

Univ. of CalcuttaDept of Applied Optics & Photonics, 92 APC Rd, Kolkata, 700009, India, [email protected]

Univ. Politécnica de TulancingoCalle Ingenierias No 100 Col. Huapalcalco, Tulancingo, HI, 43629, Mexico, [email protected]

Univ. Tecnológica de la MixtecaCarretera a Acatlima Km 2.5, Huajuapan de León, OA, 69000, Mexico, [email protected]

Universidad de GuadalajaraDept of Electronics, Av Revolucion, Col Olympica, Modulo O, Puerto Sur, Guadalajara, JA, 44008-44990, Mexico, [email protected]

Université LavalPavillon d’Optique Photonique, 2375 de la Terrasse, bureau 2177, Québec, QC, G1V 0A7, Canada, [email protected]

University of Alabama in HuntsvilleOptics Bldg 442, 301 Sparkman Dr, Huntsville, AL, 35899, USA, [email protected]

University of ArizonaCollege of Optical Sciences, Tucson, AZ, 85721, USA, [email protected]

University of California DavisGenome & Biomedical Sciences Bldg., 451 E Health Sciences Drive, Davis, CA, 95616, USA, [email protected]

University of ConnecticutDept of Electrical & Computer Engineering, 371 Fairfield Rd, Storrs Mansfield, CT, 06269, USA, [email protected]

University of DaytonElectro-Optics Program, Dayton, OH, 45469-0245, USA, [email protected]

University of Delhi at Acharya Narendra Dev CollegeAcharya Narendra Dev College, Govindpuri, Kalkaji, New Delhi, 110019, India, [email protected]


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University of Latvia19 Raina Blvd, Riga, 1050, Latvia, [email protected]

University of MelbourneSchool of Physics, Corner Tin Alley and Swanston St, Melbourne, VIC, 3010, Australia, [email protected]

University of North Carolina at CharlottePhysics and Optical Science Dept, 9201 University City Blvd, Charlotte, NC, 28223, USA, [email protected]

University of St. AndrewsSchool of Physics and Astronomy, North Haugh, St Andrews Fife, KY16 9SS, United Kingdom, [email protected]

University of WarsawFaculty of Physics, ul Hoza 69, Warsaw, 00-681, Poland, [email protected]

Utsunomiya UniversityCtr for Optical Research and Education, 1-2 07 Chome, Yoto Utsunomiya-Shi Tochigi, 321-8585, Japan, shibata_s@ opt.utsunomiya-u.ac.jp

Vidya Jyothi Institute of TechnologyDepartment of Physics, CB Post Aziz Nagar Gate, Hyderabad, 500 075, India, [email protected]

Vilnius UniversityVU Laser Research Ctr, Sauletekio Ave 10 - 1st floor, Vilnius, 10223, Lithuania, [email protected]

Vrije Univ. BrusselApplied Physics and Photonics, TONA FirW - Pleinlaan 2, Elsene, 1050, Belgium, [email protected]

Warsaw University of TechnologyInstitute of Micromechanics and Photonics, 8 Sw A Boboli St, Warsaw, 02-525, Poland, [email protected]

Wroclaw University of TechnologyInstitute of Physics, Wybrzeze Wyspianskiego 27, Wroclaw, 50-370, Poland, [email protected]

Xidian UniversityNo 2 South TaiBai Rd PO Box 103, Xi’an Shaanxi, 710071, China, [email protected]

Yerevan State UniversityDepartment of Physics, 21 Shopron Str, Yerevan, 375090, Armenia, [email protected]


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OZ Optics Ltd.PIXELTEQPrecision Glass & OpticsPrecision OpticalPure PhotonicsRocky Mountain Instrument Co. (RMI)Sensors Unlimited - UTC Aerospace

SystemsSierra Precision OpticsSilicon Quest InternationalSpectral InstrumentsSwissOptic AGSyntec OpticsTopsil Semiconductor Materials A/S

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Earth sCiEnCEs, EnVironmEntal monitorinG, ClimatEADIT Electron TubesBerliner Glas KGaA Herbert Kubatz

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EDuCation anD traininGSociety of Vacuum CoatersUniversity of Arizona, College of

Optical Sciences

ElECtriCal/siGnal analysis EquiPmEnttec 5 usa

ElECtroniC ComPonEntsAdTech CeramicsHigh Speed InterconnectsMPNICS Co. Ltd.Siskiyou CorporationThorlabs

ElECtroniC, DiGital imaGinGAdTech CeramicsDeposition Sciences, Inc.Elite Engineering Corp.Excillum ABNavitarSensors Unlimited - UTC Aerospace

SystemsSiskiyou Corporation

EmErGinG PhotoniCs tEChnoloGiEsALIO IndustriesLake Shore Cryotronics

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inDustrial sEnsinG anD mEasurEmEnt4D TechnologyADIT Electron TubesAdTech CeramicsAndover Corporationattocube systems Inc.AvantesB&W Tek, Inc.Excillum ABFiberguide IndustriesGulf Photonics, Inc.Hellma USAHORIBA ScientificKaufman & RobinsonLake Shore CryotronicsMarket TechMildex, Inc.NavitarnPoint, Inc.Optical Perspectives Group, LLCPIXELTEQPure PhotonicsSAFINA Materials, Inc.Sensors Unlimited - UTC Aerospace

SystemsSpectrogon US, Inc.SwissOptic AGtec 5 usa

inFormation ProCEssinG anD ComPutinGKaufman & Robinson

lasEr ComPonEnts anD aCCEssoriEsBerliner Glas KGaA Herbert Kubatz

GmbH & Co.Chroma TechnologyDataRay Inc.Federal Laboratory ConsortiumFirebird Sensors, Inc.FJW Optical Systems, Inc.Heraeus Quartz America LLCIsuzu Glass, Inc.Market TechMicro Laser Systems, Inc.MOXTEK, Inc.MPNICS Co. Ltd.nPoint, Inc.OZ Optics Ltd.Spectrogon US, Inc.SwissOptic AGThorlabsVincent Associates

lasEr inDustryAdTech CeramicsAerotech, Inc.ALIO IndustriesB&W Tek, Inc.Berliner Glas KGaA Herbert Kubatz

GmbH & Co.DataRay Inc.Hellma USAKaufman & RobinsonLaser Quantum IncMarket TechMildex, Inc.

MPNICS Co. Ltd.Natsume Optical Corp. JAPANNiPro Optics, Inc.Photon Engineering LLCPure PhotonicsThorlabsZC Optoelectronic Technologies, Ltd.

lasErs anD systEmsAdlOptica Optical Systems GmbHALIO IndustriesB&W Tek, Inc.Breault Research Organization, Inc.Energetiq Technology, Inc.Fiberguide IndustriesIDEX Optics & Photonics MarketplaceLaser Quantum IncMarket TechMicro Laser Systems, Inc.Natsume Optical Corp. JAPANNiPro Optics, Inc.Pure PhotonicsSwissOptic AGSyntec Optics

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SystemsSpecial Optics, A Navitar CompanySpectrogon US, Inc.SwissOptic AGVincent Associates

matErials ProCEssinG, lasErs in manuFaCturinGAdlOptica Optical Systems GmbHAerotech, Inc.ALIO Industriesattocube systems Inc.Berliner Glas KGaA Herbert Kubatz

GmbH & Co.Market TechRocky Mountain Instrument Co. (RMI)

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SystemsSpecial Optics, A Navitar CompanySutter InstrumentXenicsZygo Corporation

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oPtiCal CommuniCation, nEtWorkinG DEViCEsMPNICS Co. Ltd.Siskiyou Corporation

oPtiCal ComPonEnts - FiltErs, mirrors, othErAccuCoat Inc.Andover CorporationBerliner Glas KGaA Herbert Kubatz

GmbH & Co.Chroma TechnologyCoorsTek Technical CeramicsDeposition Sciences, Inc.FJW Optical Systems, Inc.G-S Plastic OpticsHeraeus Quartz America LLCHORIBA ScientificIDEX Optics & Photonics MarketplaceiOpticsMaxEmil Photonics CorporationMicro Laser Systems, Inc.Midwest Optical SystemsMindrum PrecisionMOXTEK, Inc.Newport Thin Film LaboratoryNiPro Optics, Inc.

Ohara CorporationOZ Optics Ltd.PIXELTEQPrecision Asphere, Inc.Precision Glass & OpticsPrecision OpticalRocky Mountain Instrument Co. (RMI)Spectrogon US, Inc.SwissOptic AGTwinStar OpticsVincent AssociatesZ & Z Optoelectronics Tech. Co., Ltd.

oPtiCal ComPonEnts - lEnsEsAccumoldBerliner Glas KGaA Herbert Kubatz

GmbH & Co.G-S Plastic OpticsHellma USAHeraeus Quartz America LLCIDEX Optics & Photonics MarketplaceiOpticsKaufman & RobinsonMaxEmil Photonics CorporationMicro Laser Systems, Inc.Midwest Optical SystemsMindrum PrecisionMPNICS Co. Ltd.Natsume Optical Corp. JAPANNavitarNiPro Optics, Inc.Ohara CorporationPrecision Asphere, Inc.Rocky Mountain Instrument Co. (RMI)Sierra Precision OpticsSpecial Optics, A Navitar CompanySwissOptic AGTwinStar OpticsZ & Z Optoelectronics Tech. Co., Ltd.Zygo Corporation

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oPtiCal DEsiGn anD EnGinEErinGAdlOptica Optical Systems GmbHALIO IndustriesBreault Research Organization, Inc.Chroma TechnologyCoorsTek Technical CeramicsDataRay Inc.G-S Plastic OpticsiOpticsLambda Research CorporationMPNICS Co. Ltd.Natsume Optical Corp. JAPANNavitarOptical Support, Inc.Optikos CorporationPhoton Engineering LLCPrecision OpticalSociety of Vacuum CoatersSpecial Optics, A Navitar CompanyThorlabsZygo Corporation

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PositioninG EquiPmEnt, motion Control anD aCCEssoriEsAerotech, Inc.ALIO Industriesattocube systems Inc.CoorsTek Technical CeramicsGulf Photonics, Inc.Market TechnPoint, Inc.Siskiyou CorporationSutter Instrument

PuBlishErs, assoCiations, ClustErs, soCiEtiEsAIP PublishingIOP PublishingNature Publishing GroupPhotonics MediaPhotonics Online

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GmbH & Co.Kaufman & RobinsonMPNICS Co. Ltd.PIXELTEQPrecision Asphere, Inc.Rocky Mountain Instrument Co. (RMI)SAFINA Materials, Inc.SchrödingerSilicon Quest InternationalTopsil Semiconductor Materials A/S

soFtWarE4D TechnologyB&W Tek, Inc.Breault Research Organization, Inc.Elite Engineering Corp.Lambda Research CorporationPHASICS Corp.Photon Engineering LLCSchrödinger

solar & altErnatiVE EnErGyAbet Technologies, Inc.AdlOptica Optical Systems GmbHAvantesBreault Research Organization, Inc.MaxEmil Photonics CorporationPrecision Asphere, Inc.Schrödingertec 5 usaTopsil Semiconductor Materials A/S

solar anD altErnatiVE EnErGy tEChnoloGyAbet Technologies, Inc.CoorsTek Technical CeramicsSAFINA Materials, Inc.Silicon Quest International


ProduCt CatEGoriES

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Systemstec 5 usa

struCtural anD inFrastruCturE sEnsinGAdTech CeramicsPure Photonics

tEst anD mEasurEmEnt, mEtroloGy4D TechnologyAndover Corporationattocube systems Inc.AvantesB&W Tek, Inc.DataRay Inc.Elite Engineering Corp.Fiberguide IndustriesHORIBA ScientificiOpticsLambda Research CorporationMildex, Inc.Natsume Optical Corp. JAPANOhara CorporationOptical Perspectives Group, LLCOptikos CorporationOptiPro SystemsPHASICS Corp.Precision OpticalPure PhotonicsRocky Mountain Instrument Co. (RMI)SwissOptic AGtec 5 usaZygo Corporation

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