Subject: Polish Newsletter on Optics and Photonics – January 2023 – Candela Foundation & PPTF

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Polish Newsletter on Optics i Photonics

edition#14 (January 2023)
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Good morning!

Welcome to 2023! The new year kicked off with new products developed by Polish optic-photonic companies and awards for scientific achievements. 

Enjoy your reading and let us know your feedback!

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Polish Technological Platform on Photonics
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Photonic Job Fair again in May at WUT

The Polish Technological Platform on Photonics and the Photonics Society of Poland will again organise the International Photonics Job Fair - on 12 May at the Warsaw University of Technology. More details to follow soon.
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Krzysztof Pachucki laureate of the Prime Minister's Award

Krzysztof Pachucki from the University of Warsaw was awarded the Prime Minister's Prize for 'performing quantum-mechanical calculations of spectroscopic parameters for light molecules with unprecedented accuracy'. Congratulations!

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News
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Wiktor Lewandowski with the Stefan Pieńkowski Award

Wiktor Lewandowski from the University of Warsaw was this year's winner of the Professor Stefan Pieńkowski Science Prize. His research concerns nanomaterials applicable, among other things, in the construction of liquid crystal displays. Congratulations!
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Non-invasive insight into the brain – through the eye

Toruń-based company Inoko Vision - firstly at the Deep Tech Summit in Warsaw and then at the European Innovation Council Summit in Brussels - presented NeuroFET: a new device currently under development to precisely measure eye movements for non-invasive diagnosis of brain conditions.
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Path to quantum cryptography

How to apply quantum phenomena in cryptography, including in the creation of devices designed to ensure completely secure communication that is impossible to eavesdrop discreetly - Marcin Pawłowski of the International Centre for Theory of Quantum Technologis at the University of Gdańsk talks about his research in an interview with Polityka magazine
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New PPTF members: Inframet, SHM System i Xpanse

At the break of the year, three new members joined the PPTF: Inframet - Masovian manufacturer of equipment for testing optoelectronic systems, SHM System - manufacturer of structural health monitoring systems based near Kraków, and Xpanse – Lublin-based designer and developer of technologies for space applications
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Noctiluca signed an implementation agreement

A Toruń-based manufacturer of emitters for displays has signed a contract to implement its emitters in the products of a Taiwanese OLED lighting manufacturer. The priority area of application will be monochrome displays (light sources) produced using PVD technology.
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OPT CS - Optical circuit simulator

FIBRAIN has launched an optical circuit simulator that can be used for the design and testing of optical transmission systems and for educational purposes. The device is easy to carry and two housing variants allow it to be used in different configurations.
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Research highlights
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New way of recording holographic images 

A new method for recording 3D holographic images has been developed jointly by researchers from the Faculty of Physics of the Warsaw University of Technology and the University of Bialystok. The method is based on the use of an optomagnetic medium with a memory effect and sequential algorithms devoid of classical matrix calculations. Thanks to the research results obtained, it will be possible to overcome the barrier of resolution and speed of computing and displaying holographic images.
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Retina and choroid without secrets

Modern imaging of ocular tissues would not be possible without OCT. However, it is not a perfect technique - it has its limitations. Researchers at the International Centre for Eye Research (ICTER) have found a way to eliminate some of those limitation. They have developed Spatio-Temporal Optical Coherence Tomography (STOC-T). The team's latest research results confirms that with this method, the retina and choroid can be viewed with high resolution at arbitrary depths.
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PhotonHub Europe

PhotonHub Europe (PHE) is a pan-European support network for entrepreneurs interested in developing and upgrading their businesses with photonics technologies. The 36 best European technology centers, supported by national photonics hubs, offer: knowledge and training, business and investment coaching, wide network of contacts – but first of all the possibility to experiment, test and develop technologies (up to TRL8).


Those services are available to all EU entities, with a special focus on SMEs. PPTF is PHE's Polish partner as a national photonics hub.
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PhotonHub for medical devices industry

A new video in the Company Testimonial series features Exial Medical, an Austrian manufacturer of in-vitro diagnostic devices. Working with a PhotonHub partner, the company is introducing photonic measurement technology in its devices, to increase the speed and accuracy of measurements, especially for blood gas and glucose readings.
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We are collecting information about optics and photonics community in Poland. The newsletters is created in close collaboration with the local community. If you want to share with us something interesting, newsworthy – please contact us by sending an mail to newsletter@candela.org.pl
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The Newsletter is organized by Candela Foundation. Polish Technological Platform on Photonics is a partner of the initiative providing support and participates in editorial process. 

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