We're very much looking forward to participating in the Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics (DAMOP) annual meeting, which is taking place at the Wisconsin Center, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, from 27 - 31 May

Our scientific laser representatives will be demonstrating some of our world-leading laser and photonics platforms including SolsTiS and Sprite XT. The team will be in the exhibition area from Tuesday 28 - Thursday 30 May.

It is also a tremendous honour to endow the Deborah Jin Award for Outstanding Doctoral Thesis Research in Atomic, Molecular, or Optical Physics, which we have supported since 2015. In 2016, the prize was renamed in recognition of the late Deborah Jin’s contributions to physics, and it became known as the Deborah Jin Memorial Endowment.

"This award recognises doctoral thesis research of outstanding quality and achievement in atomic, molecular, or optical physics and encourages the effective written and oral presentation of research results. The annual award is presented to one individual and consists of a $2,500 stipend and a certificate."

The four finalists will deliver their talks during Session D10 (Jin Award for the Best PhD Thesis) on Tuesday 28 May from 2 - 4 pm. The session, chaired by Charles Sukenik from the Old Dominion University, takes place in the Wisconsin Center Ballroom A.

Full conference details are available on the APS Website