Bellouard, Y.Champion, A.Lenssen, B.Matteucci, M.Schaap, A.Beresna, M.Corbari, C.Gecevičius, M.Kazansky, P.Chappuis, O.Kral, M.Clavel, ReymondBarrot, F.Breguet, J.-M.Mabillard, Y.Bottinelli, S.Hopper, M.Hoenninger, C.Mottay, E.Lopez, J.2015-07-202015-07-202015-07-20201210.2961/jlmn.2012.01.0001https://infoscience.epfl.ch/handle/20.500.14299/116433WOS:000304447600001The Femtoprint project, a European project, aims at demonstrating the use of low-energy laser pulses (i.e. below the ablation threshold) to manufacture monolithically integrated devices including optofluidic, optomechanical and photonic devices. The longer-term objective is the implementation of a versatile table-top machining center. This paper summarizes the project progress to date and demonstrates the potential of this approach through various illustrative examples.Femtosecond lasersnanogratingsoptofluidicsoptomechanicsphotonics devicesWave-Guides WrittenFemtosecond-LaserFused-SilicaTransparent MaterialsPhotosensitive GlassRepetition-RatePhotostructurable GlassForm BirefringenceFabricationPolarizationtext::journal::journal article::research article