Cooperative research in optics with Italian industries, universities, and research institutions. Yes, after recognition of an equivalent academic degree.
Admission is based on a written entrance examination.
Remain stable at current level. LENS has many laboratories aimed at covering the strategic areas of modern spectroscopy including powerful femtosecond beam and highly stabilized visible, IR, and far-IR sources. This research activity is closely linked with the academic activity of the physics department, which has a laboratory active in picosecond spectroscopy, Raman and resonant light scattering, and propagation in turbid media. In 1981 the University, together with INO and in collaboration with the nearby CNR laboratory, started a graduate curriculum in optics.