XXI International Symposium on High-Resolution Molecular Spectroscopy (HighRus-2026)
From June 28 to July 3, 2026, the XXI International Symposium on High-Resolution Molecular Spectroscopy (HighRus-2026) took place in Zelenogorsk (Saint Petersburg) at the Helios Hotel. Since 1972, HighRus symposia have served as one of the premier international platforms for discussing current issues in high-resolution molecular spectroscopy, bringing together over 2000 specialists from Russia, the USA, France, Germany, China, the UK, and other countries.
Special Systems. Photonics organized a dedicated demonstration zone at the symposium, focusing on comprehensive hardware solutions for spectroscopic research and laser physics. Visitors to our booth evaluated a wide range of partner equipment, including:
- Fluorescence and Raman spectral systems, alongside terahertz spectrometers for molecular analysis (EV).
- Omni-DFieldN high-precision spectrograph with a TE-cooled CCD camera (EV) for spectral sensitivity and quantum efficiency measurements.
- Single-frequency fiber lasers and amplifiers (193-4200 nm) with frequency stabilization electronics (Fex-laser), as well as femtosecond pulsed and DPSS lasers.
- Broadband supercontinuum sources with various pulse durations and spectral management filters (YSL Photonics).
- Laser diodes, pump modules, and passive fiber components (LD-PD) for custom laser system integration.
- Ultra-high vacuum resonators (CAS Cold Atom), acousto-optic and electro-optic modulators (Rofea Optoelectronics) for advanced signal control.
- Optical measurement equipment, including beam profilers, optical power meters, and polarization control systems for fiber and integrated optics.
We extend our sincere gratitude to the HighRus-2026 organizing committee and all participants for the productive dialogue and professional interest.
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