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12 Sep 24
Trumpf opens €40 million extension at its Austrian site

Company has invested in new production halls and Smart Factory in Pasching.

12 Sep 24
Applications open for 2025 SPIE Startup Challenge

Annual pitch competition welcomes participants developing photonics technologies for business.

06 Sep 24
SPIE to host third Photonics Industry Summit in Washington DC

Daylong program to feature US Government agencies speaking on federal policy and funding.

04 Sep 24
Fraunhofer, ESA, and CGI work on network for ‘European Civil Security from Space’...

...and Fraunhofer IOF launches “Photonics4Future” webinar series on optics technologies.

04 Sep 24
Work begins on 39-meter mount for Giant Magellan Telescope

Megastructure to be assembled over the next six years at purpose-built Ingersoll facility.

03 Sep 24
NCT/UCC Dresden receives $2.2 million for tumor imaging

Support from Chan Zuckerberg Initiative will improve SWIR imaging in deeper tissue layers.

28 Aug 24
Autofluorescence reveals bacteria in wounds for infection prevention

USC survey points to reduction in chronic wound complications and improved patient outcomes.

28 Aug 24
Vision 2024’s Start-up World to be ‘springboard for innovators’

Pitch sessions leading to “Start-up of the Day” to be announced each day of Stuttgart show.

28 Aug 24
Heriot-Watt team breaks ground on optical ground station

£2.5M facility to demonstrate quantum-secured satellite links and explore laser clean-up of space debris.

27 Aug 24
Prof. Cather Simpson elected into SPIE presidential chain

Society’s next Vice President is longtime participant in SPIE conferences, publications, and outreach.

21 Aug 24
SPIE O+P 2024: toward X-ray tomographic mapping of the brain

Bert Müller of the University of Basel this week describes his latest work on human brain imaging.

20 Aug 24
Corning and L3Harris build largest convex mirror for Rubin Observatory

3.5 meter-wide, 680 kg glass mirror to help provide deepest views of the Universe.

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