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Laser welding is a high-energy process used in a wide range of advanced materials to obtain micro- to macro-sized joints in both similar and dissimilar combinations. Moreover, this technique is widely used in several industries, such as automotive, aerospace, and medical industries, as well as in electrical devices. Although laser welding has been used for several decades, significant and exciting innovations often arise from both the process and/or advanced materials side.

n/a --- tensile strength --- microstructure --- aided electric current --- stainless steel --- accuracy --- porosity control --- laser offset welding --- T-joint --- BTi-6431S --- dissimilar metal --- finite element method --- weld pool behavior --- dissimilar welding --- WPP --- laser welds --- HLAW --- fiber laser --- steel S700MC --- conduction regime --- liquid metal --- buy-to-fly --- EBSD phase mapping --- mass transfer --- mechanical properties --- hardness --- MAG --- phase transformation --- prediction --- LKW --- Ti-5Al-5V-5Mo-3Cr --- laser beam --- laser welding-brazing --- DP1000 steel --- Ti–6Al–4V --- titanium --- low alloyed steel --- H-shaped fusion zone --- pulsed Nd:YAG laser beam welding --- spatter --- high-speed imaging --- weld morphology --- high temperature titanium alloy --- Al/steel joints --- hybrid welding --- dissimilar material --- laser beam welding --- intermetallic layer --- WW --- L-joint --- penetration --- laser stake welding --- laser keyhole welding --- trip steel --- finite element analysis --- laser welding --- magnesium alloy thin sheet --- keyhole --- tensile properties --- dissimilar joining --- IMC layers --- SKM --- fiber laser welding --- aluminium --- dual phase steel --- aluminum alloy T-joint