Del Mar Ventures, a venture capital company, presents products for research

Del Mar Ventures involved in research and development contracts in the Physical, Engineering and Life sciences and development, marketing and support of commercial laser, electrooptic and sensor products. The company is headquartered in San Diego and markets its products and services around the world.

Del Mar Ventures is also a venture capital company funding early stage teams in the photonics market and involved in the development of femtosecond lasers, sensors and ultrafast optic products.

Founded in 1998 with a mission to assist and aide in the growth of leading edge technologies, Del Mar Ventures is committed to working closely with scientists, researchers and technology companies to provide capital, management assistance, and technology expertise to seed and pre-seed stage teams.

Del Mar Photonics, Inc. is an established manufacturer and system integrator of advanced photonics products for scientific and industrial applications. Product portfolio includes ultrafast laser oscillators and amplifiers based on Ti:Sapphire, Cr:Forsterite, Er- and Yb- doped fibers; variety of measurement tools such as autocorrelators, SPIDER and cross-correlator and a femtosecond dynamic research tools such as Beacon fluorescence up-conversion and Hatteras transient spectroscopy pump-probe systems. Del Mar Photonics offers integration of femtosecond laser systems for multiphoton imaging, scanning probe microscopy, micromachining, molecular dynamic, X-ray and plasma research, THz generation and spectroscopy and other applications.

Del Mar Photonics, Inc. is a private company headquartered in San Diego, CA and was founded in 2005 as a spin-off of the Del Mar Ventures femtosecond systems division.

Del Mar Ventures Scientific Headlines

Axicons manufactured by OpticsLand, precision optics division of Del Mar Ventures are used in Steven Chu's group at Stanford University in laser atom cooling and trapping experiments. Steven Chu is a co-winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics (1997), which was awarded for development of methods to cool and trap atoms with laser light.

Del Mar MCPs at the WITCH experiment

The WITCH experiment [1] aims to investigate the Standard Model of the electroweak interaction with emphasis on finding new physics beyond the standard model. The primary goal is to search for a contribution of scalar interaction to the vector and axial-vector interaction of the standard model. For this purpose in the WITCH experiment the electron-neutrino angular correlation in beta decay will be determined. This will be achieved by measuring the recoil energy spectrum of the daughter ions after beta decay. more

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Del Mar Photonics, Inc. 4119 Twilight Ridge San Diego, CA 92130 tel: (858) 876-3133 fax: (858) 630-2376 Skype: delmarphotonics sales@dmphotonics.com

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