Carlos Hernandez-Garcia, director of the injector and electron gun systems for the free-electron laser program, shows off the navy's futuristic gun. (Kelley Vlahos) ...

Office of Naval Research’s Free Electron Laser (FEL) program, demonstrating an injector capable of producing the electrons needed to generate megawatt-class laser beams for the Navy’s next-generation ...

One of the biggest hurdles the superlaser program has faced is how to generate the minimum 100 kilowatts of power needed to turn the Free Electron Laser (FEL) from an annoying light to shine in ...

Office of Naval Research Achieves Milestone With Free Electron Laser Program Date Announced: 19 Jan 2011 Research teams says that it is "nine months ahead of schedule". ARLINGTON, Va.-Scientists at ...

A recent Public Health audit of Madigan's laser safety program resulted in it being lauded as the best of its kind across Army Medicine.

Researchers revealed that beyond potential relevance to futuristic laser weapons, improvements in that technology could have bolstered defense against heat-seeking missiles and aided the detection ...

The U.S. Army's high energy laser program is moving forward, and it could soon have high-tech tanks able to shoot down airborne threats with lasers.