President wants to see more home-grown US engineers, and holds up LED maker Cree as an example of skilled job creation.

Support for domestic-scale PV remains unchanged but feed-in tariffs for installations greater than 50kW will be cut.

The Nobel laureate is on a five-day trip to discuss potential US-Russian collaboration in renewable energy, efficient lighting and nuclear power.

The German government's new funding package for photonics resonates through the event, as we see the 'tip of the iceberg' for ultrafast lasers in industrial applications.

UK government shortlists photonics as one of ten candidate technologies vying to be selected for three more innovation centers.

The sheer number of photonic component suppliers is duplicating development efforts, and holding back the industry's evolution.

10 per cent of the European economy depends on photonics, finds a new report on the leveraging impact of optical technologies.

Being headquartered in the middle of the English countryside has been no handicap to the company’s unerring global expansion.

Latest report from the UN’s climate-change panel says that photovoltaics could deliver up to one-third of global electricity by 2050.

Everybody knows that major cuts to the US defense budget are coming. Diversity will be the key to survival, hears Mike Hatcher.

The first of four Extreme Light Infrastructure projects in Eastern Europe gets the go-ahead, and will be constructed near Prague.

Speaking at Defense, Security and Sensing 2011 in Florida, Regina Dugan urges development of better ways to handle a growing mass of data.