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Photonics Education Is Boosted by Business Collaboratives

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Anne L. Fische

At a time when job prospects are nonexistent for many recent college graduates, technical majors are still finding employment, according to David Brady, professor and director of the Fitzpatrick Center at Duke University in Durham, N.C. University photonics centers are increasing in number, and their state-of-the-art facilities and intriguing research projects help lure undergrads into photonics degree programs. In addition, the students are trained in real-world research, giving them the experience they need to secure jobs in the photonics industry after graduation. Research is...Read full article

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