EKSPLA’s Chief Scientist Andrejus Michailovas and laser engineer Jonas Adamonis received the Lithuanian Science Prize for their decade-long research in high-power femtosecond lasers, advancing extreme light technologies and strengthening Lithuania’s global leadership in photonics.
EKSPLA’s Chief Scientist Dr. Andrejus Michailovas is in the Photonics100 list of 2025. He was recognized in the Photonics100 as ‘the representative of a small company making a big splash from Lithuania, an outpost in the fast-moving, competitive and sometimes ruthless world of deep tech’. The 2025 Photonics100 list has been unveiled for the third […]
We celebrate Photonics Day today because, on October 21, 1983, the General Conference on Weights and Measures officially defined the exact speed of light as 299,792,458 meters per second – a milestone that continues to shape science and technology.
Material processing applications and their overviews featuring latest achievements with femtosecond lasers have been added to the EKSPLA website. A wide range of materials, including glass, metal, ceramics, and polymers, have been processed using FemtoLux 30 series femtosecond lasers.
We regularly attend exhibitions and conferences, closely collaborating with the business and scientific community. Thanks to funding from the EU, we will be able to visit even more events and promote the reputation of Lithuania as a country of laser technology. For this purpose, we have developed a project called EKSPLA Inside, which started in January 2024 and will finish in October 2025.
EKSPLA, a leading provider of laser systems and solutions, is pleased to announce the appointment of Elite Alliance Corp., Ltd. as its new representative in Taiwan. Effective April 2nd, Elite Alliance Corp. assumes the role of representative for all EKSPLA products in Taiwan, succeeding Superbin Inc.
EKSPLA’s employees decided to donate a portion of their annual bonuses to the RADAROM! campaign. By mutual agreement, they allocated 25 thousand Euros from the bonus fund. The company, EKSPLA, itself contributed to the initiative by doubling the amount to 50 thousand Euros.
February 11th marks the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, initiated by UNESCO and the United Nations in 2015. Its primary aim is to highlight women's access to and influence in science, as well as the importance of gender equality – a goal to be strived for daily worldwide.
On January 31, EKSPLA was awarded the Oscar of the laser industry – the prestigious SPIE Prism Award for the best laser, the FemtoLux 30. It marks the second time the Lithuanian laser community has been honored with this award, the first being in 2010 when the Ekspla team also secured the accolade.