| SmartTable® OTS System |
 The new SmartTable® OTS optical table system is a new, innovative vibration isolation system featuring integrated storage, safety and ergonomic features to optimize lab space, organization and comfort. This economical system features unique accessories including integrated overhead, lateral and lower shelving, hip bars, and tool storage. |
| All-Digital Components |
 Cambridge Technology's all-digital galvo-based scan head components include Ethernet-based laser scanning controllers, Self-tuning digital servos, single-board combination controller/dual-axis digital servos, and lens-ready open-frame blocks to simplify your system integration and cost-effectively provide the fastest, highest performing intelligent laser scanning capabilities worldwide. |
| Golden Bullets |
 Golden Bullet diode lasers feature proprietary expansion-matched packaging materials and the use of hard solder -- making them ideally suited for pulsed laser applications. Golden Bullets feature long-life diode bars with power ratings up to 200 W. |
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| Andor Newton EM |
 Andor Newton EM is the only camera in the world to incorporate electron-multiplying CCD sensors dedicated to spectroscopy. A combination of unique sensitivity and speed makes it the detector of choice for low-light spectroscopy and hyperspectral applications. |
| High-Sensitivity Light Detectors |
 Laser-induced fluorescence, rangefinding, lidar, spectroscopy, and other laser applications require detectors with high sensitivity. We offer an enormous variety of photomultiplier tubes, solid-state detectors and image sensors, as well as easy-to-use modules for these devices. View all products for CLEO. |
| Order Now, Save 33% |
 For a limited time, you can receive The 2008 Photonics Directory four-book set, CD-ROM, and unabridged online edition for one-third off the current list price — $50 US and Canada, $80 all other countries. To order, click here and enter the promo code CLEO08. |
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While you're there
» Revisit the World's First Laser
On Sunday, May 4, 2008, CLEO/QELS organizers will present the "Theodore Maiman Tribute Symposium: Invention and Demonstration of the World's First Laser" from 3:00 p.m. -6:00 p.m., with a reception to follow. The symposium describes the events leading to the first laser and its impact on modern society. The reception, sponsored by the OSA Foundation, will announce the establishment of the Theodore Maiman Student Paper Award, recognizing a student presenter at the conference for innovation and research excellence.
» Plasmonics Plenary
Plasmonics and nanophotonics get top billing at CLEO/QELS. According to CLEO/QELS plenary speaker Albert Polman of the FOM-Institute for Atomic and Molecular Physics (AMOLF) in Amsterdam, what makes plasmonics so unique is that it has so many intriguing fundamental questions still open, and at the same time, so many possible applications relatively nearby. New research on plasmonics and nanophotonics – from the fundamental to the applied – are featured in this year's CLEO/QELS program.
For more information on the 2008 CLEO/QELS conference, please visit: cleoconference.org
» Stop by our booth
Don't forget to visit Laurin Publishing Co.'s Photonics.com and the Photonics Directories (Booth 2429) for nifty giveaways and the opportunity to enter a daily drawing to win an iPod nano. Three days, three iPods, three winners — see you there!
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