Consortium Funds Biomedical Lasers

A European consortium led by the University of Dundee and including Toptica Photonics AG of Munich and Time Bandwidth Products AG of Zurich has been granted €10.1 million by the European Commission for a four-year project to develop biomedical lasers. The group, under the acronym FAST-DOT, will work to create smaller, more energy-efficient lasers for use in microscopy and nanosurgery.





LATEST NEWS

• Relativity Networks Raises $4.6M to Scale Next-Gen Optical Fiber Tech
  Feb 11, 2025
• With Transformation Plan in Effect, NUBURU Makes Further Changes to Leadership
  Feb 11, 2025
• Plastic Optical Fibers Enable Temperature Sensing with High Resolution
  Feb 11, 2025
• Salience Labs Closes $30M Funding Round
  Feb 10, 2025
• Single-Photon (and Long Range) Lidar Provides Eye-Safe, High-Resolution 3D Imaging
  Feb 10, 2025
• Accuron Acquires Trymax Semiconductor: Week in Brief: 02/07/25
  Feb 7, 2025
• Accurate Magnetic Field Measurement Method Could Advance Quantum Sensing
  Feb 7, 2025
• Superradiance Will Enhance Spatial and Temporal Resolution in Superresolution Imaging
  Feb 6, 2025