Application of multicolor holograms in the lab.

Ultra Optics

Nanooptics, Laser Physics, Photonic Materials, Optical Systems and !Quantum Technology.
Application of multicolor holograms in the lab.
Image: Thomas Ernstling/ Gruner & Jahr.

Ultra Optics constitutes a synergistic combination of Nanooptics, Laser Physics, Photonic Materials, Optical Systems and Quantum Technology. The combination of these fields into one common key research area fundamentally opens new possibilities for generating and controlling light in a spatio-temporal way using virtually arbitrary properties. In this way, a bridge is built between fundamental research and industrial applications.

ACP's key research area Ultra Optics was funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)External link as a "Center for Innovation Competence" (ZIK) in 2005. ACP's quantum technolgy is particularly supported by the Thuringian Innovation Center for Quantum Optics and Sensing - InQuoSens).

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