2008 Technology news
Brilliant light source for X-ray microscopy permits 3D cellular imaging
15 December 2008
The Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology ILT in Aachen has developed a powerful light source for compact X-ray microscopes that will allow biological cells to be studied in high resolution
Photonics company spirits up studentship
3 December 2008
Fibre Photonics will partner the University of Strathclyde, Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry, and the Institute of Photonics, in the SPIRIT Studentship programme.
Opto-electronics aids medical diagnostics
26 November 2008
Cambridge Consultants has developed a novel detection module based on low cost opto-electronics that could enable the development of the next generation of analysers for use in either a clinical laboratory setting or at the point of care.
Spectral flux measurements partnership announced
29 October 2008
Labsphere and Otsuka Electronics have partnered to develop the next generation of total spectral light measurement systems, based on Otsuka’s patented HalfMoon hemispherical design.
Organic LEDs get European boost
27 October 2008
Research project OLED100.eu has received funding from the European Community's Seventh Framework Programme to develop efficient Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) applications for the general lighting industry in Europe.
Extending the lifetime of organic solar cells
20 October 2008
IMEC's associated laboratory IMOMEC has developed a method to stabilise the nanomorphology of organic solar cells resulting in a lifetime improvement of at least a factor 10.
Microwelding by fibre laser
16 October 2008
The Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology has developed a contour-welding method for microsystems.
Laser LIFTEC for joining plastics and metal
16 October 2008
The Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology has developed the LIFTEC laser-assisted joining process to help join plastic-metal hybrid components.
Laser melting ups aluminum component production
6 October 2008
The Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology ILT presented its results of the analysis of mechanical properties of generated aluminium components by selective laser melting at the international conference ICAA11 on 25 September 2008 in Aachen.
Eco-friendly LED tech collaboration gets green light
6 October 2008
Nanoelectronics research institute IMEC and semiconductor company Taiyo Nippon Sanso (TNSC) have signed an agreement to jointly develop manufacturing technology for high efficiency LED (light-emitting diode) devices.
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Flexi display technology breakthrough
2 October 2008
Universities eye up £40m investment at Photonex
1 October 2008
SPIE sets it sights on Wales
1 October 2008
Helios awarded €8.5m research funding
4 September 2008
Rofin to develop thin-film solar modules
1 September 2008
GSI to spearhead £1.2m research project
19 August 2008
LaserCusing helps Rowenta let off steam
19 August 2008
Mountains tech available from Olympus
19 August 2008
SPI buffs up its lasers
8 August 2008
Rofin wins design award at CeBIT
5 June 2008
Introducing the next generation of energy efficient lighting
5 June 2008
Nextreme and Princeton to develop cool sensors
5 June 2008
Coordinate metrology on the micro-scale
30 May 2008
McPherson delivers crystal ID system
15 April 2008
Ocean Optics announces three-year warranty
14 April 2008
Award for novel way to observe single molecule's light absorption
10 March 2008
Powerlase and Irish university blast into laser research deal
31 January 2008
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