We will be exhibiting at the International Conference on Atomic Physics (ICAP) from the 14th – 19th June in Wuhan, China, as part of the Hawthorn Photonics Group, sharing a stand with our Chinese distributor, Bright Stars.
This joint presence highlights our commitment to supporting the global atomic physics community, combining advanced laser technologies with strong regional expertise to better serve researchers and system developers.
Expanding collaboration across the photonics ecosystem
ICAP brings together leading scientists working in atomic physics, quantum technologies and precision measurement. By exhibiting alongside Bright Stars, we are strengthening our engagement with customers across Asia while showcasing the combined capabilities of the Hawthorn Photonics group.
Together, we present an integrated approach that unites laser systems, nonlinear materials and photonic devices, simplifying the development of increasingly complex optical setups.
Our focus: tunable laser systems for advanced applications
At Radiantis, we specialize in tunable laser systems and optical parametric oscillators (OPOs), delivering high-performance light sources for applications including quantum optics, spectroscopy and advanced microscopy.
Our platforms are designed to provide broad wavelength coverage, precision control and long-term stability, key requirements for demanding experimental environments.
Working closely with Covesion and AdvR, our laser systems are complemented by a wide range of nonlinear materials and photonic devices. This includes engineered crystals such as LN, MgO:LN, KTP, PPLN, PPKTP and TFLN, as well as integrated solutions supporting frequency conversion and electro-optic modulation.
By combining these capabilities, we enable complete optical solutions, from light generation and modulation through to wavelength conversion and system optimization, tailored to the needs of advanced research and emerging technologies.
Meeting the ICAP community
ICAP provides a valuable opportunity to connect with researchers, exchange ideas and better understand the evolving requirements of the atomic physics field.
We look forward to welcoming visitors to our shared stand with Hawthorn Photonics and Bright Stars, and to discussing how our technologies can support your next innovation.
