Laser Processing Group
Study and development of photonic materials/waveguides and techniques/devices for producing, processing or manipulating photons, by means of nanostructured materials. Understanding fundamental phenomena at the nanometer scale and at the femtosecond and picosecond time scales.
We are located at the Instituto de Óptica “Daza de Valdés”, CSIC
Group activity

CSIC President and the Government Delegate in Madrid visited the Instituto de Optica
CSIC President , Eloisa del Pino, and the Government Delegate in Madrid, Francisco Martín, visited the Instituto de Optica on May 18, 2023. The pictures show the visit to the Labs of the Laser Processing Group (LPG). They happily enjoyed some experimental...

4ºESO+empresa
In April we have had the pleasure to host at the LPG two students participating in the Program “4º ESO + empresa (Comunidadd de Madrid)” Laura Naveda Rodríguez (from IES Felipe II ) and Ana Escavias Andrés (from IES Antonio de Nebrija) . They have had the opportunity...

32 Curso de Introducción a la Investigación en Óptica
Students of the “32 Curso de Introducción a la Investigación en Óptica” visited the labs of the Laser Processing Group (LPG). You can see here our set-ups for photoluminescence (PL) and for ultrafast materials processing. Thanks to all the students for their interest...
News

Anuncio Próxima Defensa Tesis Doctoral de Noemí Casquero
Doctoral thesis defense of Noemí Casquero Our colleague Noemí Casquero from the laser processing group will defend her doctoral thesis on 9 June at 11.30 a.m. Sala de Grados, Module 8, of the Faculty of Science UAM. Cantoblanco Campus (Madrid).

Job offer for pre-doctoral researcher in the nanostructures research
Main objective of the work: The pre-doctoral researcher will carry out research work on the production of micro and nano-structures with ultrashort laser pulses.The goal is to produce functional structures for various applications. The work program is part of the...

LPG welcomes Gonzalo Gómez Muñoz
Gonzalo is now completing his master in Physics at the UCM and has just joined the group to participate in the projects Hypersolar and ULS_PSB where his contribution will be very important