Martin Booth, Patrick Salter and Andrew Rimmer describe how fundamental research on adaptive optics led them to start a company based on creating microscopic marks inside diamonds and other transparent materials
Technology transfer Tools that were originally designed to enhance optical microscopy proved key to developing Opsydia's laser-etching system. (Courtesy: Opsydia)
Your company, Opsydia, started out as a research project at the University of Oxford. What did that
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Martin Booth is a professor of engineering science at the University of Oxford, UK, where Patrick Salter holds an Early Years Fellowship. Andrew Rimmer is the chief executive officer at Opsydia, e-mail andrew.rimmer@opsydia.com