Research is the place where ideas grow, evolve, and ultimately reshape the world.
In our group, we believe that light is more than a physical phenomenon — it is a powerful tool capable of driving innovation across industries, sciences, and society. Through photonics, we explore new ways to solve real-world challenges, improve technology, and expand our understanding of what is possible.

Our work spans a diverse range of fields. We design high-power laser systems that are transforming industrial applications with unprecedented precision and efficiency. We develop advanced photonic technologies to support the next generation of space exploration, enabling safer and more resilient missions beyond Earth. Through multi-functional fiber-optic sensors, we pursue real-time, high-accuracy monitoring that can revolutionize how we measure and interact with the physical world.
We apply photonics to water quality monitoring, creating smarter ways to protect one of our most essential resources. We use light to preserve cultural heritage, revealing hidden details of the past and safeguarding treasures for the future. And in the biomedical field, we explore optical solutions that open new avenues for diagnostics, treatment, and human health.

Each of these research directions offers not just a topic, but a mission: to apply scientific curiosity to meaningful problems and contribute to technological progress.

Our thesis proposals invite you to take an active role in this mission. By working closely with our researchers, you will engage with real experiments, advanced instrumentation, and state-of-the-art facilities. You will learn how to turn concepts into prototypes, data into insight, and ideas into real contributions.

Here, your thesis becomes more than an academic requirement — it becomes a first step into the world of research, a chance to develop your skills, shape your career path, and leave a mark in a rapidly evolving field.

Join us, and let your curiosity turn into discovery.
Let your work shine a light on the technologies of tomorrow.