NILES – CU Holds Ninth International Conference for Laser Applications


NILES – CU Holds Ninth International Conference for Laser Applications

National Institute of Laser Enhanced Sciences – Cairo University (NILES-CU) holds the Ninth International Conference for Laser Applications (ICLA) from November 13 – 15, 2016, at 10 a.m., the institute headquarter. The conference is sponsored by Cairo University President Gaber Nassar and the Institute Dean Ahmed El-Kharbotly.


A group of Egyptian and foreign professors headed by the Egyptian scientist Mostafa A. El-Sayed participate in the conference.


Many workshops in different medical specialties and laser applications in different fields are going to be held on the margin of the conference. A workshop on the maintenance of laser devices will be held on November 10, at 9 a.m.. The workshop addresses engineers, physicists and technicians who use laser devices in different fields. It is aimed at acquainting participants with main aspects of maintenance and failure detection in the daily usage of devices.





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