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Today is the International Day of Light – an ideal opportunity to publish next edition of the Polish Newsletter on Optics and Photonics. In this edition, we highlight the numerous events that will take place in the near future. |
We invite you to read PNOP and share your feedback,
Candela Foundation
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International Photonics Job Fair on May 24! |
The International Photonics Job Fair will be held next Friday in the Auditorium of the Physics Building at Warsaw University of Technology. Exhibitors include Corning, FIBRAIN, IPG Photonics and VIGO Photonics, as well as German companies from the OpTecBB cluster. The fair will also have a networking dimension - students and all supporters of Polish photonics are invited! |
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Submit your abstract and attend optical imaging workshop |
Warsaw Summer School on Advanced Optical Imaging will be held in September in Warsaw, Poland. This event will bring together international specialists to share their knowledge on various imaging techniques. The opportunity to submit abstracts for oral presentations lasts until June 4, and for posters until August 9, 2024. We invite you to participate and to submit abstract of your research! |
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3rd International Photonics Job Fair, Warszawa 23 MAY 2024 |
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Presentation of IQnano3D at the Czech Embassy, Warszawa 5 JUNE 2024 |
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IV Congress of Polish Electrical Engineering, thematic area “Photonics - Polish specialty in world electronics”, Poznań 6-7 JUNE 2024 |
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Mid-Infrared Quantum Sensing School, Warszawa 23-28 JUNE 2024 |
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IMAMPC'2024 – 13th International Meeting on Atomic and Molecular Physics and Chemistry, Warszawa 9-12 JULY 2024 |
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VPO24 – 12th Meeting on Visual and Physiological Optics, Wrocław 28-30 AUGUST 2024 |
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Warsaw Summer School on Advanced Optical Imaging, Warszawa 3-5 SEPTEMBER 2024 |
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Polish-Czech Photonics 2024, Wrocław 19-20 SEPTEMBER 2024 |
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Quantum System Architect |
Creotech Instruments |
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Phd Fellowships at IChF PAS |
IChF PAS |
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Polish-Czech Photonics 2024 meeting in Wrocław |
Last year, the representatives of the Czech and Polish photonics industry met for the first time in Ostrava. This year, they are invited to meet in Wroclaw: Polish-Czech Photonics 2024 will be held on September 19-20 at the Wrocław University of Science and Technology. More details and registration coming soon. |
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Polish photonics for medicine – interview with ICTER director |
We encourage you to listen to an interview with Maciej Wojtkowski, Director of the ICTER International Eye Research Center, who talks about research projects to date and those planned under the MAB FENG grant awarded by the Foundation for Polish Science. |
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Another fiber optics factory |
HFCL, a global manufacturer of fiber optic network cables and accessories headquartered in India, has announced plans to build a fiber optic factory at an as yet undisclosed location in Poland. The PLN 70 million investment is a key element of the company's new expansion strategy in Europe. |
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Photonics - Poland's specialty |
IV. Congress of Polish Electrical Engineering is a conference of the largest engineering association in the country. “Photonics as a Polish specialty in world electronics” is one of the three themes of the Congress. Numerous representatives of leading companies and research institutions will speak in four sessions. |
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Silver Medal for optical sensor |
FOSREM – the fiber-optic system for monitoring rotational events, developed by Elproma Electronics, was awarded a Silver Medal at the International Exhibition of Inventions in Geneva. Congratulations! |
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Syglass is already a company |
Syglass – the technology of 3D printing of glass photonic elements, developed originally by Sygnis SA, is going to the market. The Syglass company was recently established to facilitate the commercial applications of the unique 3D printer for optical glass. Photo: Syglass |
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QNA Technology joined microEPC cluster |
QNA Technology, a rapidly expanding Wroclaw-based manufacturer of quantum dots - and a member of PPTF - has joined the microEPC cluster also. Combined membership in the PPTF and microEPC cluster does not entail additional costs, but allows for more efficient coordination of cooperation within the Polish photonics and microelectronics ecosystem |
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XTPL will deliver another module |
Wroclaw-based XTPL, a manufacturer of electronics printing systems, has sold another industrial module designed for integration into a production line. The customer is HB Technology: a Korean manufacturer of flat-panel display (FPD) test and repair instruments. |
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Shivering nanotubes |
In a study published in the journal Carbon, researchers from the Warsaw University of Technology examined the effect of vibrations on carbon nanotubes. Using Raman spectroscopy, they discovered how vibrations of carbon atoms, called breathing modes, affect the optical and mechanical properties of nanotubes. The study has implications for the development of new materials in sensors and telecommunications, paving the way for applications in optomechanical technologies and photonic insulators.
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Practical training: quantitative phase imaging for biomedical applications |
PhotonHub Europe is a European support network for entrepreneurs incorporating photonic technologies into their products or processes. 38 leading technology centers offer knowledge, training - and most importantly, the opportunity to test, prototype and develop technologies. These technology services, thanks to EU funding, are available to companies on attractive terms. PhotonHub also supports startups.
This May and June the Warsaw University of Technology, PhotonHub's technology partner, is providing hands-on training in the use of high-resolution Quantitative Phase Imaging (QPI) methods for everyone interested. The main applications are biomedical research at the cellular level - but QPI is also used to measure semiconductor and photonic microstructures. Participants will learn in practice both the construction of the equipment (holographic microscope, Fourier ptychographic microscope, holographic tomograph), as well as the methods of conducting measurements and data processing.
The one- and three-day training courses will be held in Warsaw on 17 May and 19 June 2024, respectively.
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Do you know something worth sharing in the newsletter? |
We are collecting information about optics and photonics community in Poland. The newsletters is created in close collaboration with the local community. If you want to share with us something interesting, newsworthy – please contact us by sending an mail to newsletter@candela.org.pl. |
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