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    • Inrad Optics

    Northvale, NJ 07647

    COMPANY OVERVIEW

    About Inrad Optics

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    181 Legrand Ave
    Northvale, NJ 07647
    United States
    http://www.inradoptics.com
    201-767-1910
    201-767-9644

    More Info on Inrad Optics

    Inrad Optics manufactures exceptional crystalline materials, precision glass and metal optical components and photonic devices. We are vertically integrated from crystal growth through finished systems.

    Articles

    (Image credit: Inrad Optics)
    Scintinel stilbene components from Inrad Optics are shown.
    Optics

    Phase I SBIR grant to support pixelated stilbene array development

    LFW Staff
    Scintinel stilbene, an organic scintillator produced by Inrad Optics, exhibits good performance for neutron detection.
    Conard 720
    Lasers & Sources

    Business Forum: Optical materials is no small business—An interview with Amy Eskilson

    Conard Holton
    I have known Amy Eskilson since her days in marketing and business development at Thorlabs in the early 1990s, so I was delighted when she gave me the chance to ask questions ...
    Potassium Acid Pthalate (KAP) single crystal boules grown at Inrad Optics.
    Optics

    Inrad Optics wins $1 million DOE research grant for x-ray crystals

    Conard Holton
    Soft x-ray crystals will be used in fusion plasma diagnostics.
    (Courtesy of Inrad Optics)
    1-in.-diameter × 1-in.-tall stilbene cylinders are fabricated into scintillation detectors that can easily detect neutrons in the presence of gamma rays, with high neutron-gamma separation.
    Test & Measurement

    ORGANIC CRYSTALS: Stilbene crystals improve neutron detection

    Gail Overton
    Under US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) contract HSHQDC-12-C-00020, Inrad Optics and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) have cooperated to increase both the ...
    FIGURE 1. An oscillating corner cube provides delay in this type of autocorrelator.
    Test & Measurement

    Autocorrelation finds wide application

    The most-widely used instrument for measuring ultrafast laser pulses—the autocorrelator—is adapting to newer applications, such as microscopy.

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