EPIC and Yole Développement latest report on LEDs[ 28/01/2011 ]
EPIC and Yole Développement publish a 3-part report on LED Technologies and Markets
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Green Lighting Shanghai Expo and Forum 2011[ 11/01/2011 ]
May 11 (Wednesday) - May 13 (Friday), 2011
INTEX Shanghai, Shanghai, China
www.greenlightingchina.com
www.chinaled.net
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AIXTRON OVPD® technology receives best technical development award[ 11/01/2011 ]
AIXTRON has won the Best Technical Development Manufacturing Award at Printed Electronics and Photovoltaics USA 2010.
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Gooch & Housego make strategic acquisition[ 05/01/2011 ]
Gooch & Housego have entered into an agreement to acquire EM4 inc (Boston, Massachusetts, USA)
Published by electro optics.com
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Scaled ultrafast power to speed industrial uptake[ 02/01/2011 ]
Fraunhofer ILT team produces the first femtosecond laser system with kilowatt-level average power and good beam quality.
Article published by Optics.org
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About EPIC EPIC is working with industries, universities, and the European Commission to build a more competitive photonics industrial sector in the European economic area, capable of both economic and technological growth in a highly competitive world-wide marketplace.	EPIC Network EPIC works with the European Commission to translate industry needs into research and development programmes. Through the NEXPRESSO programme EPIC works with SMEs and universities to train students and to launch on the market components and technologies that represent the new direction of the photonics market.
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