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Volume 37,
Issue 1,
February 2025

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Journal of Laser Applications covers a broad range of laser related research from fundamental and applied research & development to industrial applications. The journal presents the latest breakthroughs in laser applications related to photonic production, sensing and measurement, as well as laser safety. The recently digitized LIA Conference Proceedings includes over 5,900 articles from the ICALEO®, PICALO, and ILSC® conferences that are run by The Laser Institute (LIA).

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Sara Sohrabi, Saeid Jelvani et al.
This study examines the effects of polarization states, including elliptical, circular (left- and right-handed), and linear, on the second harmonic efficiency (SHE) and Bessel–Gaussian laser ...
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Shiqi Sun, Henan Gao et al.
In response to the defects of poor welding forming and difficult performance control of high-strength low-alloy steel, a study was conducted on the weld formation and microstructure distribution of ...
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Mingjie Huang, Asiri Iroshan et al.
Chalk is a widely used tool in classrooms. However, the dust produced by conventional chalk presents significant health risks. This study examines the variations in particulate matter concentration ...
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Xinran Zhang, Jinghang Dai et al.
Understanding the relationship between the structure and properties of materials is fundamental in materials science. Transient grating spectroscopy (TGS) is an advanced ultrafast laser-based ...
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Max Schleier, Cemal Esen et al.
Incomplete cuts during laser fusion cutting result in a closed kerf, preventing the workpiece from detaching from the sheet and resulting in rework or rejection. We demonstrate the approach of a ...
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Sungkwon Shin
Femtosecond lasers are promising tools for achieving high-precision processing of thin materials without causing any thermal surface damage and bulk distortion. However, thermal damage can occur even ...

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