Omega grows footprint further with EMF and Optometrics acquisitions
Maker of optical filters expands again, with an eye on laser and diffractive optics.
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Maker of optical filters expands again, with an eye on laser and diffractive optics.
Tod Laursen, new Chair of AIM Photonics Leadership Council, said there is the potential for more than $300 million in funding for the next seven years.
AIM Photonics leader departs but won't be leaving region FacebookTwitterEmail Fabrication technician Mark Skriptshak with a 31cm combo digital detector in a cleanroom at the digital x-ray detector factory at GE Healthcare Friday July 31, 2015 in Troy, NY. (John Carl D'Annibale / Times Union)John Carl D'Annibale ALBANY — AIM Photonics, a national photonics research consortium located on SUNY Polytechnic Institute's Albany campus, is losing its CEO Michael Cumbo after only seven months. Cumbo, who grew up in Rochester where AIM Photonics has a photonics chip packaging center, is taking a job ...
Image Credit: klss/Shuttershock.com Researchers in Rochester have made significant steps towards establishing a novel diagnostic platform for detecting the presence of COVID-19 antibodies. The method, which uses an optical chip, could prove to be a valuable tool in helping curb the spread of the virus and control the pandemic as it offers readings in just one minute, making it faster than currently available methods. In addition, the platform also has applications in diagnosing the infection of other viruses. A New Diagnostic Platform for COVID-19 Since the beginning of the pandemic, Rochest...
Optical chip on a card to detect Covid-19 antibodies âin a minuteâ 08 Jan 2021 Rochester team says new diagnostic platform could be a valuable clinical tool for detecting exposure to multiple viruses. Early iteration of the sensors being used as part of the new optical chips.Researchers in Rochester are developing an optical chip on a disposable card that can detect exposure to multiple viruses within a minute â including the coronavirus that causes Covid-19 â from a single drop of blood. Led by University of Rochester Medical Center, researcher Benjamin Miller, the $1.7...