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TU Eindhoven leads Dutch photonics research centre

A new applied R&D center accelerates chip technology development towards industry and applications.

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Alexandra Cloherty and Mohammad Jouy Bar winners of Dutch FameLab final

And we have a winner: Alexandra Cloherty will represent the Netherlands at this year's international FameLab final. The young researcher from Amsterdam.

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EC names EuroQCI consortium members to plan quantum communication network

.as Netherlands partners sign up for new Photonic Integration Technology Center in Eindhoven and Twente.

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Eindhoven University of Technology: Netherlands tames the light in photonic chips

Share Photonic chips, powered by light rather than electricity, are the future. They will pave the way for self-driving vehicles, innovations in healthcare, and, of course, energy-efficient data and telecommunications. But bridging academic research to industry is not so straightforward. With this in mind, TU Eindhoven, University of Twente, TNO and PhotonDelta are launching the Photonic Integration Technology Center (PITC), a R&D center focused on accelerating the development of integrated photonics technology. The possibilities of our current electronic chip technology are slowly but surely reaching their limits due to resistance, which is released in the form of heat as electrons travel through the copper conduits between transistors in chips. That resistance weakens the signal as it passes through the material.

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