M Squared has a long history of working with world-leading labs developing the most accurate clocks in the world, and again we're attending and exhibiting at the European Frequency and Time Forum (EFTF).

This international conference and exhibition will take place at the National Museum of Automobiles, Torino, Italy between 10 and 12 April and will provide information around advances in scientific research and trends in industrial development in the Frequency and Time fields.

'The fact that time can be measured so precisely, far better than any other physical parameter, represents a technological asset of great importance. Many space programmes and terrestrial applications require some form of stable timing for successful operation. Typical examples are digital network synchronisation, spread spectrum communication, range and range-rate determination, navigation and position location, very long baseline interferometry, scientific research (gravity and relativity experiments), time transfer by satellites, Earth observation and geodesy.'

M Squared will be showcasing SolsTiS, its CW narrow linewidth Ti:Sapphire laser with an unparalleled performance from 210 nm to 4 um.

Find the team in the EFTF exhibition area throughout the three-day event. More information is available on the EFTF conference website:

http://www.eftf.org