
Monolithic Mode-Locked Lasers (MMLL)
The world’s first monolithic mode-locked lasers: among the quietest free-running optical oscillators available.
Ultra-low-noise lasers, optical frequency combs and their applications in precision measurement.
We develop lasers and measurement techniques that push optical and microwave phase noise to its fundamental limits, and we use them for precision measurements. A full list of our papers is on the publications page.

The world’s first monolithic mode-locked lasers: among the quietest free-running optical oscillators available.

Ultra-low phase noise microwaves from optical frequency division – made practical and reliable.

Measuring the timing jitter between optical pulse trains with yoctosecond-per-root-Hertz resolution.

Whispering-gallery-mode glass resonators with Q-factors beyond ten billion – thousands of times better than the best quartz crystals.

Monolithic femtosecond sources based on integrated optics – towards fs-lasers on a chip.

Graphene saturable absorbers, electro-optic modulators and quantum interference control detectors – grown in our own CVD system.