Prof. Wojciech Pisarski and Prof. Eng. Joanna Pisarska from the Faculty of Science and Technology are the co-authors of three patented solutions. Two of them will be used in laser technology, the third can be used mainly in the production of optical fibre.
Multi-component titanium-germanate glassn
Scientists associated with the Faculty of Science and Technology of the University of Silesia designed new multi-component titanium-germanate glass that can be used in laser technology. These are vitreous materials for near infrared laser applications. The solution is covered by patent protection.
Authors of the invention: Prof. Wojciech Pisarski, Prof. Eng. Joanna Pisarska, Marta Kuwik, PhD, Agata Górny, MSc Eng.
Glass for the production of optical fibres
The new oxide-fluoride titanium-germanate glass was designed by scientists associated with three universities: University of Silesia, AGH University of Science and Technology, and Bialystok University Of Technology. These transparent materials with a pink tint emit intense radiation in the mid-infrared range. Thanks to this, they can be used as a building block of broadband optical amplifiers, which are an important element of modern fibre optic networks.
Authors of the invention: Prof. Wojciech Pisarski, Prof. Eng. Joanna Pisarska, Marcin Kochanowicz, PhD, DSc Eng., Associate Professor of the Bialystok University of Technology, Prof. Dominik Dorosz.
Ceramic materials for laser applications
Germanate ceramic phosphors – this is the name of materials designed by a team of scientists from the University of Silesia. These materials show very promising optical properties, and as such they are considered as solutions used in laser technology. Their advantage is a fairly easy production method, thanks to which it is possible to obtain materials with a higher concentration of optically active compounds. What is more, they are obtained in a much shorter time than in the case of, for example, currently used laser single crystals. The solution is covered by patent protection.
Authors of the invention: Prof. Eng. Joanna Pisarska, Ewa Pietrasik, PhD Eng., Marta Kuwik, PhD, Prof. Wojciech Pisarski.