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NOA PhD student Francesco Vitale analyzing the photoluminescence of semiconductur nanowires.
Image: Jens Meyer (University of Jena)

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    Fundamental Knowledge for Sustainable Energy

    Researchers Unveil New Ways to Control Light Absorption with Iron Compounds
    Spectroscopic setup for analysing light interactions such as absorption and reflection.
    Image: Sven Döring/ Leibniz-IPHT
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    Ten Young Companies Pitch Their Concepts

    Six young companies can draw on the expertise of research institutions in Jena as they implement their business ideas.
    These representatives of young German companies faced the panel’s vote.
    Image: Funkemedien Thüringen | Bernd Jentsch
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    Breakthrough in quantum optics

    An international team of researchers develops a miniaturized source for entangled photon pairs
    Artistic visualization: Transformation of light properties by 2D meta-materials.
    Illustration: Christian Süß (Fraunhofer IOF)
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    Successful EMIMEO Summer School 2024 hold at ASP

    Last week, the Abbe School of Photonics hosted its much-anticipated EMIMEO Summer School, featuring the highlight of the year of this EU Joint Master Program. Alltogether, the School counted more than 70 participants.
    Impressions of the EMIMEO Summer School 2024 in Jena.
    Image: Canan Gallitschke
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    Innovation Center for Quantum Optics and Sensor Technology InQuoSens enters phase II

    6.26 million euros for the University of Jena and TU Ilmenau
    Wafers with photonic circuits, as developed in the innovation centre.
    Image: Jens Meyer (University of Jena)
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    Prize for research in laser technology

    European Physical Society (EPS) honours Jena physicists for developing coherent extreme-ultraviolet light sources
    Die Preisträger: Prof. Dr. Jens Limpert (r.) und PD Dr. Jan Rothhardt.
    Image: Mathias Lenski
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    Lichtwerkstatt Jena and Hands-On Quantum Technologies at the Maker Faire Hannover

    The Maker Faire, Germany's largest do-it-yourself (DIY) festival, invited people to Hannover over the weekend to create, experiment, and learn. Numerous projects funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) were present.
    The "Lichwerkstatt Jena" (en: Light Workshop Jena) is a BMBF-sponsored makerspace with a focus on photonics.
    Image: VDI Technologiezentrum
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    Studying with Excellence in a European Network

    The Erasmus Mundus study program EMIMEP is hosting its Summer School at the Friedrich Schiller University Jena from August 26th to the 28th.
    Participants of the Erasmus Mundus degree program EMIMEP. The program includes numerous practical and technical training contents.
    Image: The University of Limoges
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    Prof. Vladan Blahnik – will everything remain new?

    Professor for “Optical System Design and Simulation”
    Symbolic image Optical system design
    Collage: Ira Winkler (Jens Meyer)
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    So that no sparks fly

    Research team develops explosion- protected 3D endoscope for industrial applications in collaboration with business partners
    Junior professor Dr Christian Franke (left) and Dr Andreas Stark with an experimental setup from a previous project. The expertise gained in this will be integrated into "3D-Vens".
    Image: Jürgen Scheere (University of Jena)
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    Unravelling the secrets of artificial photosynthesis

    Junior research group led by Dr Jacob Schneidewind launches new project on hydrogen production
    Dr Jacob Schneidewind investigates water splitting with blue light.
    Image: Jens Meyer (University of Jena)
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    An optical lens that senses gas

    Researchers from the Friedrich Schiller University Jena develop optical lens from hybrid glass
    PhD student Oksana Smirnova is investigating optical microlenses made from hybrid glasses.
    Image: Jens Meyer (University of Jena)
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