The value chain activity from miniaturizing power lasers could
ensure their universal application in manufacturing,
infrastructure maintenance, medical care, and security innovation.
The Consortium is made up of general members, from companies and other organizations,
and its secretary member, the National Institute for Fusion Science.
Members can receive preferential treatment for joint research with the Laser Science and Innovation Group,
implement intellectual property owned by the National Institute for Fusion Science,
and receive data collected by the Group and Consortium.
Members can also participate in formulating policies for the Group.
Prof. Dr. Ferenc Krausz, who was collaborating with Prof. Taira, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for 2023. Congratulations!
The TILA Consortium was established at the National Institute for Fusion Science as a consortium to support the Laser Science and Innovation Group within Fusion Energy Industry‒Academia Collaboration Laboratory, succeeding the TILA Consortium at the Institute for Molecular Science.
We held the 9th Special Committee Meeting on “Tiny Integrated Laser (II)” of The Laser Society of Japan (hosted by the National Institute for Fusion Science).
We held the launch ceremony for the “Laser Science and Innovation Group” and the “TILA Consortium.”
Tiny Integrated Laser and Laser Ignition Conference 2026 (TILA-LIC2026) (Committee chair: Prof. Taira) will be held.
The 3rd term 8th meeting of the Laser Society of Japan Technical Committee on ‘Tiny Integrated Lasers (II)’ (hosted by Institute for Molecular Science) was held.
TILA Consortium General Meeting was held.
The 3rd term 7th meeting of the Laser Society of Japan Technical Committee on ‘Tiny Integrated Lasers (II)’ (hosted by Institute for Molecular Science) was held.
Prof. Taira delivered a lecture at the JFCA Special Seminar, “High-Power Laser Research and Development Report Meeting.”
The 2nd Symposium of FY2025 for the JST Mirai Program “Development and Demonstration of Laser-Driven Quantum Beam Accelerators” was held.
We held a welcome party for our new members.
Member company page has been updated.
The TILA Consortium was established at the National Institute for Fusion Science as a consortium to support the Laser Science and Innovation Group within Fusion Energy Industry‒Academia Collaboration Laboratory, succeeding the TILA Consortium at the Institute for Molecular Science.
We held a farewell party for Mr. Osanai, who had been with us as a researcher and is returning to company. Thank you very much for your three years of service.
Dr. Mahesh P. Tirumalasetty, a co-researcher, has received the Paper Presentation Award at the 46th Annual Conference of the Laser Society of Japan.
