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Columbus Airport is an airport located in Columbus, Georgia. The Columbus Airport Commission is responsible for its management.
Cadmech Design Inc is a Markham, ON-based company in the Manufacturing sector.
Ultra Electronics Advanced Tactical Systems (ATS) designs, develops, delivers, and supports real-time tactical command and control systems. We have delivered systems to all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces and many of our Allied and Coalition partners
Centauri is a leading provider of high-end engineering, intelligence, cyber security, and advanced technology solutions that keep our nation safe and secure from today`s adversaries and tomorrow`s threats. We bring together the brightest minds who thrive on developing disruptive technologies to overcome the most complex challenges. Our agile, mission-first approach empowers our advanced technical and operational teams to meet the real-time demands and high-impact missions of national defense agencies across land, air, sea and space.
KMLabs is the US company committed to the continued advancement of ultrashort-pulse and short-wavelength laser technologies. We are the technology leader for high power, highest performance femtosecond ti:sapphire laser systems, and the market definer for coherent EUV and x-ray sources based on high-harmonic generation. In addition, KMLabs offers an exciting series of Ytterbium fiber lasers with high average power at >MHz repetition rates, with 100-200 fs pulse lengths from the laser, as well as an integrated fiber laser pumped mid-IR OPA. Our expertise with high-average-power ultrafast laser systems is unsurpassed, with single-box, 20-35 fs systems at 15W average power at 1-5 kHz, 5-20 kHz, and 50-200 kHz, and custom systems w/ >30 W/30 mJ. The XUUS high harmonic coherent EUV system is an integrated x-ray laser source. Our Y-Fi fiber laser produces sub-150fs pulses at 1-20 MHz rep rate and >20W average power in a briefcase-size package. KMLabs was established in 1994 by Professor Margaret M. Murnane and Professor Henry C. Kapteyn. Their research in the early 1990s resulted in the development of the first robust and repeatable mode-locked Ti:sapphire laser capable of generating