PicoQuant looks forward to connecting with the materials science community at MATSUS Fall 2026 and discussing how time-resolved photoluminescence and advanced optical measurement techniques can help researchers investigate the properties and dynamics of emerging materials. These methods provide valuable insights into photophysical processes relevant to optoelectronic devices, photovoltaics, and other light-based energy technologies.
Meet us and our colleagues from MBT to exchange ideas on how to turn materials research into practical innovations.
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- Our newest time-resolved photoluminescence microscope Solira
- Our compact wavelength selection unit for photoluminescence measurements FlexLambda Kit
- Our 3-color stand-alone picosecond laser Prima
- Our precise and versatile time tagging & TCSPC unit PicoHarp 330





























