Nokia Bell Labs researcher and close friend, Rene-Jean Essiambre (L) joins Arthur Ashkin (R) on stage for Arthur’s 2018 Nobel Prize laureate lecture on his invention of optical tweezers. Rene gave Arthur’s lecture in Stockholm on December 8th. nokia.ly/2S99kBx

Grant available for all The Optical Society now Optica members to help with family care while traveling.

OSA mourns the loss of The Nobel Prize Laureate and #OSAFellow Roy J. Glauber. He was a pioneer in quantum physics and quantum computing and will be missed by the scientific community. Our thoughts go out to his family, friends, and colleagues. ow.ly/Z1CP30n7Hyz

We are sad to hear of the passing of Nancy Grace Roman, the first woman to hold an executive position at NASA & founder of the Hubble Space Telescope. We were so honored to have her #MarchForScience in DC in 2017. Thank you for standing up for science! washingtonpost.com/local/obituari…

Great news for the US administration to add this talented resource.

#OSA100’s 2013 President and #OSAFellow Donna Strickland speaks out on support of #inclusion

⁦⁦⁦UCF⁩ CREOL Alumni reception ⁦SPIE Photonics West⁩ enjoying the refreshments with Dr. Peter ⁦Peter Delfyett⁩ and Dean Bahaa Saleh

Chris Monroe Un d'entre tants thanks the National Photonics Initiative NPI for its key role in passage of the #NQIAct #quantum

This talented team is creating the best in class conference!

Couldn’t agree more. Thanks to all of you for contributing your time and expertise

We are grateful for our mentors

Check out this new school created by the OSA Foundation and Google! Awesome speakers and registration rate. Travel grants and scholarships available too. Only 100 seats. subseaofc.com

Great acceptance speech! Personal, encouraging and inspiring.

Effective way to make the connection between art and light

Niamh Kavanagh (Dr Niamh Kavanagh) gave an authentic, informative and entertaining talk at CLEO2019. With great appreciation from your fans The Optical Society now Optica and IEEE Photonics Society.

Patricia Bath is OSA’s hero. She was a determined leader in optics, despite the many discrimination hurtles she overcame. She both positively changed the view on what a woman in science can accomplish plus invented a life enhancing procedure. .

Honored to host Charles Clark Charles W. Clark at The Optical Society now Optica . He gave an informative, entertaining and engaging science talk.

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Fantastic new Juerg, Congratulations

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of former Bell Labs scientist, Arthur Ashkin, at the age of 98. Arthur was a brilliant scientist, winning the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2018 for his optical tweezers. You will be greatly missed, Art.