TAU Systems

At this week’s LaserNetUS conference, TAU Systems will be introducing TESS - TAU Electron Spectrometer Software. Stop by our booth and catch our TAU CEO Prof. B. M. Hegelich’s talk on Thu., June 29th.

Thursday 29th June, Prof. B. Manuel Hegelich will describe TAU Systems’s long-term vision to develop LWFA-driven free electron lasers (FEL) ranging in wavelength from the EUV to hard X-rays at LaserNet US at the University of Maryland. #lasernet

.@PhotonicsMedia reports on our landmark colab with @UTAustin to work together to develop the fundamental elements of laser-plasma interaction: photonics.com/Articles/Hesai…

Delighted to have signed a comprehensive agreement with the University of Texas to develop our collaboration to advance the science and technology of compact accelerator systems and laser-driven free-electron lasers

Great to meet up with colleagues from across the TAU family at our annual All Hands meeting - looking forward to an exciting year ahead

Another milestone for TAU Systems with the announcement of a partnership with @BerkeleyLab.  The partnership will see the two orgs working together to advance the science and technology of compact accelerator systems and laser-driven free-electron laser. prnewswire.com/news-releases/…

How is TAU shrinking particle accelerators from miles to meters? @electrooptics features our compact and accessible machines, which are opening new doors for researchers with never-before-seen insights. Check out the November issue here: bit.ly/3WYHMAK

TAU is transforming the theoretical into tangible applications. With only a handful of particle accelerators existing worldwide, creating ultrafast & accessible machines is a significant breakthrough in laser technology. More from @CERNCourier: bit.ly/3DTuNaO

It was great to have @SpectrumNews1TX visit our Austin lab to see how our next generation lasers will put machines in the hands of companies like Moderna & Pfizer to make faster and more accurate vaccine discoveries. More from @monicaortiztv: bit.ly/TSspec

With the few particle accelerators in existence, there is limited access to the machines essential to unlocking scientific breakthroughs. @BuiltInAustin’s @JeffRumage dives into our plans to make these machines smaller, cheaper & more accessible for all: bit.ly/TauBI

How can lasers accelerate particles in much smaller and accessible facilities? Check out the latest episode of the @PhysicsWorld podcast to hear our CEO’s insights on democratizing Big Science machines for big humanity wins: bit.ly/3Rs8Dky

We’re thrilled to officially announce that we have secured $15M in funding from Team Global, to herald new possibilities for biotech breakthroughs. See where we’re headed next: prn.to/3LLlP2T