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Today we are participating in ECONOS - The European Conference on Non-linear Optical Spectroscopy,  which will be hosted by the Friedrich Schiller University Jena in Berlin. ECONOS has evolved significantly since its 2002 origins as a European CARS workshop. Today, it serves as the primary cross-disciplinary platform for physicists and engineers focusing on CARS to high-order frequency domain responses. Whether your research involves diagnostics in reacting flows or the microscopy of nano-objects, the precision of the spectral signature depends on the laser source. We are joining the conversation this year with a focus on core pillars of nonlinear spectroscopy: 1. Advanced laser sources for CARS (Coherent Anti-Stokes Raman Scattering). For researchers requiring high-fidelity data in time and frequency domains, we are presenting our tunable wavelength laser systems featuring #picosecond and #femtosecond options. 2. SFG Spectrometers for in-situ investigation of surfaces and interfaces. Our Sum Frequency Generation (SFG) spectrometers are designed to provide the high-resolution data needed for material science and biological sample microscopy. Let’s discuss the technical requirements of your next experimental setup. #innovation, #lasers, #spectroscopy, #nonlinear