Developers at EPFL, imec, Fraunhofer ISE and Saule Technologies collaborate on 'ambitious' tech transfer project.
Simultaneous imaging and energy harvesting achieved in new design of "self-powering" CMOS image sensor pixels.
Integrated fiber-optic spectrometer could be basis for ultra-compact quantum sensors based around atomic vapors.
University of Illinois UC develops "compact and affordable" camera to help surgeons visualize cancer cells under theater conditions.
University of Twente develops smartphone-based AR method for displaying internal features of patient body.
Graphene-based emitters for optical comms offer advantages over conventional semiconductor sources.
Fraunhofer team uses industrial wafer bonding kit to set new benchmark for a III-V/silicon multi-junction device.
Support via new industrial strategy fund could support development up to five quantum-enabled devices.
France-developed laser source for infrared chemical imaging is a promising tool for detailed early medical diagnosis.
Computational photography based on laser transmissions could solve a problem that has long limited potential of self-driving cars.
Politecnico di Milano's detection chain is also potentially more robust and cost-effective.
London researchers say "breakthrough" masers could be used more widely in medical imaging, airport scanners and more.
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