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CLEO 1981.

F Abbott¹, J F Ready

¹3M Company, International Operations, P.O. Box 33800, St. Paul, Minnesota 55133, USA.

|April 15, 2010

Summary

The first Conference on Laser and Electrooptics (CLEO) was held in 1981. Sixteen papers from this foundational laser and electro-optics event were published in Applied Optics.

Area of Science:

Optics and Photonics
Quantum Electronics
Laser Technology
Electro-optics

Background:

The inaugural Conference on Laser and Electrooptics (CLEO) marked a significant event in the field.
This conference was a collaborative effort between prominent scientific societies.
The event aimed to foster advancements in laser and electro-optics technologies.

Purpose of the Study:

To disseminate key research findings presented at the first CLEO conference.
To provide a platform for the publication of significant advancements in laser and electro-optics.
To document the state-of-the-art in the field as of 1981.

Main Methods:

Selection and publication of sixteen peer-reviewed papers from the CLEO conference.

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The papers were published in a special issue of Applied Optics.

The publication date was May 15, 1982, making the findings accessible to the scientific community.

Main Results:

A curated collection of sixteen high-impact research papers from the 1981 CLEO conference.
These papers represent a snapshot of critical developments in laser and electro-optics.
The publication facilitated the broad dissemination of these important scientific contributions.

Conclusions:

The 1981 CLEO conference successfully brought together leading researchers in laser and electro-optics.
The subsequent publication in Applied Optics served as a vital record of the field's progress.
This event and its published proceedings laid groundwork for future innovations in optics and photonics.