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Photonics Hot List: September 19, 2025

In this episode of Photonics Hot List: A combination of optical coherence tomorgraphy (OCT) imaging technology and new AI algorithms could soon make it possible for doctors to predict recurrent heart attacks. Mojo Vision is taking another step closer to commercializing its groundbreaking technology, while LightSolver makes its own breakthrough involving partial differential equations and […]

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PODCAST: Interview with Jeroen Hoet, cofounder and CEO of eyeo

In this episode, Justine Murphy talks with Jeroen Hoet, cofounder and CEO of eyeo, a new Netherlands-based startup that’s working to revolutionize imaging. Following the Photons: A Photonics Podcast dives deep into the fascinating world of photonics and optics. Join us as we bring you the latest news and insights from the forefront of the

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Photonics needs FPGA-level adaptability | Laser Focus World

Photonics is experiencing a boom many of us have hoped for. From self-driving car light detection and ranging (LiDAR) to fiber-optic networks and medical imaging, optical technologies are taking on bigger roles than ever. But as photonics goes mainstream, it’s hitting a wall. It must deliver ultrahigh-performance at unprecedented low cost—all under intense time pressure.

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Single-photon avalanche diodes meet embedded intelligence

Singular Photonics traces its origin to the pioneering work of Professor Robert Henderson, whose research at the University of Edinburgh helped lay the foundation for modern SPAD imaging. His early breakthroughs integrating SPADs into complementary metal-oxide semiconductors (CMOS) and creating time-of-flight autofocus sensors reshaped consumer imaging with designs that have shipped in more than a

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Photonics Hot List: August 29, 2025

In this episode of Photonics Hot List: Researchers at the University of St. Andrews and the University of Cambridge are exploring new uses for OLED technology, with the potential to revolutionize wireless communications and device connectivity. Business news roundup: Recently secured funding is preparing OpenLight Photonics to become its own venture-backed company. Elsewhere, funding awarded

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LCOS spatial light modulators enable next-gen laser processing

LCOS devices are driven by AC voltage, which can induce flickering caused by oscillation of liquid crystal molecules. While flicker may be negligible in visual applications, it can severely impact high-precision optical systems. Our SLM reduces flicker by operating at drive frequencies above 1 KHz. It also supports video signal input via a digital visual

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PODCAST: Learn about the SPIE Biophotonics Summer School

In this episode, host Justine Murphy talks with Nelufar Mohajeri, director of membership and community development at SPIE; Peter Andersen, leader of the Biophotonic Imaging Group and head of DTU Health Tech PhD School at the Technical University of Denmark; and Stefan Andersson-Engels, who is head of biophotonics and deputy director of the Irish Photonics

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