JOINT RESEARCH PARTNERS IN THE PHOTONICS INDUSTRY

A partner in form of Joint research. This is an agreement on cooperation between the parties on research and development on an equal level (Synergy and international partnership, EU H2020 funding application).

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Lead-free Perovskite Solar Cells

LEAD-FREE PEROVSKITE SOLAR CELLS

Tech for Transfer

TTO

15-01-2016

Advanced lead-free solar cell that uses a perovskite mineral for harvesting light.

Photovoltaics
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Trapping Particles at Enhanced Speed and Efficiency

TRAPPING PARTICLES AT ENHANCED SPEED AND EFFICIENCY

Tech for Transfer

TTO

16-01-2016

New technique for trapping particles that replaces thin film substrates with plasmonic resonant nanostructures and actually utilizes the collective heat generation capabilities of these nanostructures.

Lasers   Nanophotonics   Plasmonics   Quantum Optics
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Up-Conversion of IR Femtosecond Pulses Using Photonic Crystal Fibers

UP-CONVERSION OF IR FEMTOSECOND PULSES USING PHOTONIC CRYSTAL FIBERS

Tech for Transfer

TTO

16-01-2016

Optical frequency up-conversion of infrared femtosecond laser pulses into visible pulses by Cherenkov radiation and intermodal four-wave mixing in photonic crystal fibers.

Fiber Optics   Lasers   Non-Linear Optics   Photonic Crystals
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Synthesis of Porphyrin Nanostructures

SYNTHESIS OF PORPHYRIN NANOSTRUCTURES

Tech for Transfer

TTO

16-01-2016

A facile self-assembly process to synthesize monodisperse porphyrin nanostructures.

Glass & other optical materials   Nanophotonics
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Optical Parametric Amplification of Weak Signals for Imaging Biological Tissue

OPTICAL PARAMETRIC AMPLIFICATION OF WEAK SIGNALS FOR IMAGING BIOLOGICAL TISSUE

Tech for Transfer

TTO

16-01-2016

Method of applying optical parametric amplification technology to enhance ultraweak signals from scattering biological tissue.

Biophotonics   Light sources   Non-Linear Optics
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Quantitative Pneumatic Otoscopy using Coherent Light Ranging Techniques

QUANTITATIVE PNEUMATIC OTOSCOPY USING COHERENT LIGHT RANGING TECHNIQUES

Tech for Transfer

TTO

16-01-2016

Device for accurately measuring the rigidity of the ear drum, which is crucial in diagnosing Otis Media and Otis Media with effusion.

Biophotonics   Light sources   Optical measurement systems & Sensors
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One-Step Process for Producing Graphene

ONE-STEP PROCESS FOR PRODUCING GRAPHENE

Tech for Transfer

TTO

16-01-2016

Simple one-step process for producing graphene at relatively low temperatures around 650ÂșC, using remote plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) on various substrates. It enables full coverage of graphene over large areas within a few minutes, making it greener than other methods.

Thin-Film Materials
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Electron-Beam Lithography

ELECTRON-BEAM LITHOGRAPHY

Tech for Transfer

TTO

16-01-2016

Novel device to focus optical energy at nanoscale and locally excite electrons to form massively parallel electron beams, which can be used to perform maskless lithography in mass quantities.

Light-matter interactions   Nanophotonics   Optoelectronics
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Photonic Jet with Large Field of View

PHOTONIC JET WITH LARGE FIELD OF VIEW

Tech for Transfer

TTO

16-01-2016

Numerous applications, such as detectors and displays, require imaging an object onto a flat surface with spot-size smaller than the wavelength of the incident light but with a large field of view. Such a small spot size can be achieved with an optical device called photonic jet however, existing photonic jets are limited by their field of view. This technology provides a novel optical device that enables high-quality imaging of a small spot size on a flat focal plane and with a large field of view.

Optical Components & Devices   Optical Imaging and Processing
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High bandwidth graphene photodetector

HIGH BANDWIDTH GRAPHENE PHOTODETECTOR

Tech for Transfer

TTO

16-01-2016

This technology involves a device for coupling light into graphene using a planar photonic crystal with a resonant cavity and evanescent coupling. This resolves the problem of low optical absorption and responsitivity of graphene making it suitable for working as a photodetector. The optical properties of the graphene layer can then be controlled by electric currents. The advantages of graphene-based devices, such as high bandwidth detection abilities and ultrafast carrier dynamics are maintained.

Photonic Crystals   Photodetection   Thin-Film Materials
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