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Strategic reorganisation involves €2.25 billion in rights issue plus bonds; firm calls EGM for October 20th.
As part of "3G-GWD: Third- Generation Gravitational Wave Telescopes" joint research project across Germany.
New approach said to overcome major difficulties of such lasers, while retaining operational benefits.
Maker of smart glasses says it has begun sampling waveguide components fabricated at its new Rochester facility.
Miniaturized design could solve alignment challenges for novel optical systems.
Researchers at NCSU block wavelengths by doping glass with Li ions and e- in tungsten oxide hydrate.
 27 Sep 23 |
UK's Vulcan laser set for £85M upgrade to 20PW output Central Laser Facility funding is expected to deliver the world's most powerful laser pulses. |
 26 Sep 23 |
Silicon-based multijunction solar cell hits record 36.1% efficiency Fraunhofer ISE and NWO-Inst AMOLF presented the result at EU PVSEC 2023. |
 26 Sep 23 |
Laser speckle detects postpartum hemorrhage WUSTL wearable optical sensor tackles a leading cause of maternal mortality. |
 26 Sep 23 |
MantiSpectra lands €4M for chip-scale spectroscopy Eindhoven startup backed by Netherlands' PhotonDelta scheme to scale production of its miniaturized spectrometers. |
 26 Sep 23 |
German Military completes laser weapons trials at sea More than 100 test firings achieve integration and testing of laser weapon demonstrator on frigate “Sachsen”. |
 21 Sep 23 |
Germany and Bavaria to invest €300 million in opto-semiconductor innovations at ams Osram Company predicts 400 new high-tech jobs, developments in UV-C LEDs, NIR emitters for lidar, and microLEDs for novel displays. |
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