When established, our new laser system will enable rapid, non-invasive analysis of complex gas mixtures ranging from human breath for early medical diagnostics to greenhouse and toxic gases critical for climate research and public safety.
Denmark currently has no infrastructure like this and it will be the first in the world at this level of performance, offering:
- Faster insights
- Better diagnostics
- Smarter climate tools
- Stronger semiconductor research
So what is it exactly? Well, it’s basically a fully integrated advanced laser system that delivers multiple pairs of output beams that we call frequency dual-combs. We will use these laser beams as input to our own experimental setup for the applications.
The facility will serve as a shared national research resource supporting:
- Development of next-generation semiconductor and nanophotonic devices
- Innovation in optoelectronics and photonic chips
- Hyperspectral imaging of biological tissues, accelerating pharmaceutical research and advanced drug-delivery technologies
Huge thanks to the Carlsberg Foundation for the vision and support.
