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John Rosses

DC10 – Development of a fs-laser for multiphoton microscopy

About John

John is an electrical engineer who embarked on the academic journey at the esteemed University of Costa Rica, progressing from a bachelor’s (2013-2017), through Licenciate (2018-2019) to a master’s degree finish in 2023. Studies focused on electronics, photonics devices and light sources accoupling with fibre optics. He possesses a multifaceted background, bridging classical electrical engineering with cutting-edge photonics research. On one hand, he excels in electrical buildings design, on the other hand, he’s a photonics scientist, having developed sources such as supercontinuum and LED sources tailored for bio applications. Having served as a professor of electronics for a duration of five years, he actively engaged in various congresses and photonics schools, notably including the IPN-BIO and RIAO-Optilas events in Costa Rica. He is a researcher on FYLA LASER s.l company, a member of the CONcISE project in Valencia, Spain. There, he is specialising in laser fabrication, design, development, and implementation of advanced laser-based solutions.

“My journey is a testament to the power of passion and perseverance. With my academic effort, practical experience, and relentless pursuit of success, I can get involved in the CONcISE project, particularly with a project tailor-made for me. As I look towards the future, I remain committed to pushing the boundaries of what is possible with all my project partners, harnessing the power of light to create a brighter world for generations to come.” – John Rosses (DC10).

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About the research programme

John’s PhD programme is dedicated to the development of few-cycle, all-fiber temporally coherent supercontinuum lasers that operate in the mid-infrared (mid-IR) wavelength range, targeting advances in laser technology. Furthermore, the programme aims to design and integrate these advances into a complete, functional system for multiphoton microscopy, enhancing imaging capabilities. Additionally, John’s research will include the design and implementation of strategies for industrialisation and the development of a business model, aiming to facilitate the market uptake of this innovative commercial system, bridging the gap between cutting-edge optical research and practical, commercial applications. John is carrying out his research at FYLA. Three secondments are planned throughout his employment.

Funded by the European Union (GA 101072354). Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Research Executive Agency. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

UK participants are funded by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) under the UK government’s Horizon Europe funding guarantee (grant number EP/X030733/1).

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