Geostationary UltraAir terminal test transmitted data optically at 36,000km altitude.

III-V germanium module at 34.2%, and III-V silicon module at 31.3% are “world beating”.

With $20 M funding so far, Quantum Gravity Gradiometer Pathfinder Mission is intended to “advance U.S. space sensing”.

Supporting aims of EU’s Chips Act and located in a 2,000 sqm cleanroom expansion at Leuven.

High-tech firms from across the global AR sector sign up to group that recently became part of SPIE.

‘P4Q’ to make photonic chips for quantum apps more reliable and scalable.

To promote the region as a “leader in photonics, imaging, and laser technologies.”

With a prize of up to €2M investment and €100K in services.

The 22 award recipients represent wide range of stellar achievements across light-based technologies.

Society announces 40 new Fellow Members from across the globe.

Chinese Academy of Sciences allows chemical analysis even when fluorescence would normally interfere.

Defense investment intended to “strengthen supply chain for optical technologies”.