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				PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY 
 
 Ultrashort Pulse Laser Materials Interaction Workshop 2003
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				 | 25-26 September 2003 | Bolder, Colorado |  |
 |  |  |  The Ultrashort Pulse Laser Materials Interaction Workshop provides a forum for the presentation
of the state-of-the-art ultrashort laser technology and ultrashort laser effects; including laser
materials interaction, and other laser effects.  A better understand the existing ultrashort
technology will determine the utility of ultrashort lasers for applications within the defense
industry.  Understanding the ultrashort pulse laser materials interaction provides a foundation
for determining the applicability of ultrashort pulses for diagnostic, material fabrication, and
inspection applications in civilian contexts as well.
 The Ultrashort Laser Workshop brought
together government, industry, and academic leaders for discussions of basic and applied research
and technology efforts and the future of ultrashort lasers for military and other applications.
Technical presentations covered a diverse spectrum of interests including DOE and DoD laboratories,
industry, and other scientific and engineering institutions.
 Program Agenda
 
	
		| Thursday, 25 September |  
		| Introductory Session:
		The Vision of the Future with Femtosecond Lasers - Ultrashort Pulse Laser Applications in DoD
		and the Commercial Sector, Dual-Use Applications |  
		| 0730 | Registration - Continental Breakfast 
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		| 0830 | Introduction - Meeting Goals Pete Latham, AFRL/DE
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		| 0840 | AF Applications of UPL Technology Vern Schlie, AFRL/DELE
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		| 0910 | UPL Enabling
									Applications for Military, Commercial, and Dual Use Kim Jenkins, Lockheed-Martin, Research & Technology,
									Missiles & Fire Control, Orlando
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		| 0940 | DARPA/DSO UPL Technology Programs Jay Lowell, DARPA/DSO
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		| 1010 | Break |  
		| 1040 | AFOSR UPL Projects Linda Sverdrup, AFOSR
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		| 1100 | Potential Space Applications of UPLs Jean-Luc Cambier, AFRL/PR
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		| 1130 | Applications of UPLs and Material Ablation with UPLs Martin Richardson, SoO/CREOL/UCF
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		| 1200 | Lunch |  
		| Session 1:
			UPL Materials Interaction |  
		| 1330 | Material Modification with UPLs Bill Clark, Clark MXR
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		| 1400 | UPL Lethality and Materials Interactions Kevin Kremeyer, P M & A M, Res. LLC
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		| 1430 | Ablation Diagnostics Steven Clarke, LANL
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		| 1500 | Break |  
		| 1530 | THz Generation Studies at LANL Rick Averitt, LANL
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		| 1600 | Current and Future Applications of Ultrafast Lasers for Propulsion Diagnostics Jim Gord, AFRL/PR
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		| 1630 | Applications of Ultrafast Laser Technology to Microfabrication Chris Brewer, AFRL/ML
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		| 1730 | Reception at the Broker Inn |  
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		| Friday, 26 September |  
		| Session 2:
			UPL Materials Interaction Modeling |  
		| 0730 | Registration - Continental Breakfast 
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		| 0830 | Modeling UPL Interaction with Metals Jinn-Kuen Chen, AFRL/DELE
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		| 0900 | Modeling of UPLs Impinging on Targets Bill Page, AFRL/DELSL
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		| 0930 | Particle-in-a-Cell Modeling of UPL Mat. Int. David Bruhweihler, Tech-X
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		| 1000 | Modeling of UPL Mat. Int. for Steel and HgCdTe Jeffrey Thomas, PSU
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		| 1030 | Break |  
		| Session 3:
			Non-Linear Effects and Applications |  
		| 1100 | EMP Generation in Air & on Dielectrics Phil Sprangle, NRL
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		| 1130 | Measurements of Filaments Antonio Ting, NRL
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		| 1200 | Optical Limiting for Eye Protectors David Hagan, SoO/CREOL
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		| 1230 | Lunch |  
		| Session 4:
			New UPL Sources (Fieldable, Lightweight, Packageable) and Applications |  
		| 1330 | High Power UPL Sources and Applications Sterling Backus, JILA
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		| 1400 | Solid-State UPLs using Thin Disk Media Craig Siders, SoO/CREOL
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		| 1430 | High Power UPL Diode Lasers Peter Delfyett, SoO/CREOL
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		| 1500 | Compact Optics for UPLs and Applications Eric Johnson, SoO/CREOL
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		| 1530 | UPLMIW Rap Up - The Vision of the Future with Femotsecond Lasers |  
		| 1600 | Adjourn |  Security The information exchanged at the meeting was export controlled and for official use
only.  Consequently, attendance was restricted to U.S. citizens who were employees of the U.S. government
or employees of U.S. government contractors that are U.S. owned corporations.
 Companion Conference
 This workshop was held immediately after the Boulder Damage Symposium, an SPIE event.
 Organizing Committee
 Chair: Dr. Pete Latham, platham@deps.orgRegistration: Mrs. Cynnamon Katapski, ckatapski@deps.org
 
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