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Major investment to on-shore packaging, test, and assembly capabilities at Malta, New York, location.

Aiming to position Europe as leading ecosystem provider for semi industry, alongside EU Chips Act.

Offers applications in interventional diagnosis, bio-sampling, drug delivery, and laser ablation.

Quantum computing pioneer says site will advance photonics technologies seen as critical to future product development.

Ultra-bright high-energy beams will assist understanding of plasmas and dense matter.

…and Dutch tech groups Demcon, TNO, and Twente partner to drive photonic chip innovation.

Telescope to carry out all-sky surveys in unprecedented spectral detail, thanks to 102-color spectrophotometer.

Germany’s PTB develops clock that “ticks” at laser frequency 100,000x faster than microwave cesium clocks.

Deep learning image transformation bridges the limitations of different modalities.

Lithography-focused award honors the memory of the SPIE Senior Member and Mentor chief engineer.

More than one million images present the cosmos as Nancy Grace Roman Telescope will see it from 2027.

Venture support for startup working to combine silicon photonics with active compound semiconductor materials.

Analyst company expecting annual shipments of nearly 35 million in 2031.

‘MEL 90’ laser extends company’s LVC market position with treatment for myopia, hyperopia, and mixed astigmatism.

Interactive software tool produces cutaway views of complex 3D structures.

Austria-based EVK offers hyperspectral cameras aimed at industrial applications.

Santa Barbara firm developed high-speed, tunable emitters used in swept-source OCT applications.

Twenty-one award recipients working across light-based sciences and technologies.

First full wafer-scale fabrication of electrically-pumped GaAs-based “nano-ridge” lasers.

University of Stuttgart speeds up quartz-enhanced photoacoustics to acquire data more rapidly.