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Organic Solid-State Lasers: Past and Future

Researchers around the world are seeking organic materials that can be made into practical and efficient lasers. In their Perspective, Dodabalapur et al . review the past history and future prospects of this important class of laser materials.

R. E. Slusher | Magnus Berggren | Edwin Arthur Chandross | A. Dodabalapur | R. Slusher | A. Dodabalapur | E. A. Chandross | M. Berggren

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