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DESCRIPTION:Title: Materials and post-processes for multi-photon lithograph
 ySpeaker: Dimitra Ladika (VULRC)Date: Wednesday\, 29 April 2026\, 16:00-17
 :00 Central European Summer Time (CEST) Multi-photon lithography (MPL) ena
 bles the fabrication of true 3D micro- and nanostructures without the need
  for masks or complex tooling\, directly from computer-aided designs. Owin
 g to these unique capabilities\, MPL has emerged as a powerful manufacturi
 ng technique across a wide range of disciplines. The ongoing growth of MPL
  is closely linked to advances in material design and post-processing stra
 tegies. In particular\, the composition of MPL photoresists\, including th
 e presence or absence of photoinitiators\, plays a critical role in defini
 ng fabrication thresholds\, resolution\, and the optical properties of the
  resulting structures. While photoinitiators can enhance polymerization ef
 ficiency\, they may also introduce fluorescence and coloration\, limiting 
 their use in certain applications. In contrast\, photoinitiator-free and d
 oped systems offer alternative pathways toward improved optical performanc
 e. The interaction of these materials with femtosecond laser irradiation a
 cross multiple wavelengths provides additional flexibility for controlling
  polymerization and tailoring spectral response. Additionally\, post-proce
 ssing approaches\, such as calcination and surface coatings\, further exte
 nd the capabilities of MPL by enabling the fabrication of fully inorganic 
 and spectrally adaptable architectures. These strategies enhance the funct
 ionality and stability of the fabricated 3D structures without fundamental
 ly altering the initial material platform. Overall\, these developments de
 monstrate the potential of material-driven approaches in MPL for applicati
 ons in photonics and optoelectronics. 																																				
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LOCATION:Online
SUMMARY:Laserlab-Europe Talk: Materials and post-processes for multi-photon
  lithography
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 processes-for-multi-photon-lithography/
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