Photonics Frontiers Award 2025 shortlist announced: pioneering applications set to shine The shortlist for the 2025 Photonics Frontiers Award has been officially unveiled. Nominations are now open for The Photonics100 2026 It's time to nominate for The Photonics100 2026. The list returns to celebrate the scientists, engineers, and innovators making the biggest impact in photonics today. Photonic quantum systems integrate with AI supercomputers for scalable HPC ORCA Computing partners with ParTec to integrate quantum photonics into AI-based HPC systems, promising faster, more scalable deployment Colour-splitting photonics sensor tech could help imaging engineers shrink smartphone cameras Dutch start-up Eyeo raises €15m to fund imec-originating colour-splitting waveguides to market, enabling thinner, higher-performance imaging systems Previous Next Photonics Frontiers Award 2025 - The Shortlist Series #1 Sprinter project receives €6m EU funding to develop laser-fast internet for smart factories TreQ, Rigetti and Oxford Ionics receive £1.65m Innovate UK grant to build reconfigurable quantum photonics testbed OpenLight and TFC partnership to accelerate silicon photonics integration G+D veteran Bernd Kümmerle named new CEO of Veridos, driving the next phase of laser-based identity solutions Harvard SEAS claim on-chip mid-infrared picosecond pulse generator first for gas sensing and spectroscopy TSMC, ASE and SEMI co-launch three special interest groups to tackle silicon semiconductor challenges Photonics start-ups raise over $100m to drive quantum photonics, optical computing and AI infrastructure PsiQuantum and the US Air Force Research Laboratory agree $10.8m deal on quantum photonics chip development Avantes: Spectroscopy solutions for medical and beyond €8m EU funding to turn light into clean liquid fuel Optical device created to mimic black holes using coherent perfect absorption Pagination Previous page ‹ Previous Page 2 Next page Next ›