Laser-Matter Interaction.

Additive manufacturing of mechatronic integrated devices by: (Electronic resources)

Ultrafast laser nanostructuring = the pursuit of extreme scales / by: (Electronic resources)

Laser shock peening = fundamentals and advances / by: (Electronic resources)

Carbon nanotubes = fabrication using the arc discharge process / by: (Electronic resources)

Towards the optical control of resonantly bonded materials = an ultrafast x-ray study / by: (Electronic resources)

X-ray lasers 2023 = proceedings of the 18th International Conference on X-Ray Lasers / by: (Electronic resources)

Laser cleaning = fundamentals and applications / by: (Electronic resources)

Advances in laser performance and new principles of precision measuring instruments by: (Electronic resources)

Progress in ultrafast intense laser science XVII by: (Electronic resources)

Mechatronics.

Nanostructured materials.

Laser pulses, Ultrashort- Industrial applications.

Metals- Finishing.

Laser Technology.

Phase Transition and Critical Phenomena.

Laser pulses, Ultrashort.

Measuring instruments.

Engineering Design.

Laser-Matter Interaction.

Materials Fatigue.

Nanophysics.

Electronic Devices.

Nanoengineering.

Carbon Materials.

Free electron lasers.

Structure of Condensed Matter.

Atomic, Molecular and Chemical Physics.

Laser.

Nanoscale Design, Synthesis and Processing.

Lattice dynamics.

Cleaning.

Additive manufacturing.

Lasers- Industrial applications.

Applied Optics.

Laser peening.

Carbon nanotubes.

X-Ray Spectroscopy.

Quantum Computing.

Optics and Photonics.

Measurement Science and Instrumentation.

Photonics and Optical Engineering.

Aerospace Technology and Astronautics.

X-rays- Diffraction.

Optical Materials.

Surface and Interface and Thin Film.

Optical Spectroscopy.

Quantum Electrodynamics, Relativistic and Many-body Calculations.

Harmonics and X-Ray generation.

Laser-produced Plasma.

Lasers- Technological innovations.

Solid-State Chemistry.

Picosecond pulses.

X-ray lasers

Synchrotron Techniques.

Plasma-based Accelerators.