ILAS 2027 Coherent
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ILAS 2027

10th Industrial Laser Applications Symposium
24-25 MARCH 2027

Join AILU for the 10th Industrial Laser Symposium.

ILAS 2027 is a premier two-day symposium organised by AILU, bringing together international experts, innovators, and decision-makers to explore the latest advances in laser material processing. Building on the success of ILAS 2025, which welcomed 220 delegates and 31 exhibitors, the 2027 biennial event promises to be even bigger and more impactful.

Attendees can expect unrivalled opportunities to make valuable new connections, expand professional networks, and discover business, research, and collaboration prospects. Whether you are seeking to grow your organisation, advance your career, or meet future employers or talent, ILAS delivers.

The programme will feature a packed schedule of high-quality presentations alongside a vibrant exhibition showcasing all sectors of the laser community. ILAS is where academia meets industry to shape the future of industrial laser technology – don’t miss the opportunity to be part of it.

Symposium Dinner & Awards

Prestigious AILU Awards will be presented at the Symposium Dinner on Wednesday 24th March.

You can book your dinner ticket when you register – join AILU in celebrating exceptional achievements across the laser community.

chesford grange dining hall

Sponsors

Supporting Organisations

Some Feedback from ILAS 2025

B ONeill

"The world of industrial lasers has never stood still, and neither have AILU. Having attended the ILAS event in March, it was a standout event in the industrial laser calendar. The event was packed with insightful talks, engaging discussions, and the latest equipment and services that reflect the diversity and dynamism of our field. Whether you're a seasoned expert or a newcomer with a laser-curious mind, this is the place to exchange ideas, spark collaborations, and stay at the forefront of industrial laser technology. AILU has once again created the perfect environment for serious science, lively discussion, and a few good laughs along the way."

BILL O'NEILL
University of Cambridge

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