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CONTENTS


Contents Focus: News


A round-up of some of the latest photonics news


Photonics In Focus: The UK


A 15-page special section focusing on the photonics industry in the UK, including our preview of Photonex


‘People come to the UK because


we have great ideas’ The Photonics Leadership Group’s John Lincoln has a unique perspective on the UK photonics sector.


British photonics heads to Glasgow 14 The UK photonics industry is set to shine at SPIE Photonex from 24 to 26 October


Spotlight on: UK photonics 16


A round-up of some of the United Kingdom’s thriving photonics firms, from laser suppliers and optics manufacturers to imaging experts and coating providers


Quantum sensors: Unlocking 9 4 Sponsored: Advancing 34


atomic sensors Researchers from the Indian Space Research Organization in Bengaluru, India, used VCSEL technology to achieve an exciting development in the field of atomic sensors


EPIC news Sponsored by


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E S T • 199 9 10 Tech focus: Interferometry


Shining a light on the latest optical components, subsystems and other photonics products for use in interferometry


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imaging: from DSLR to computational cameras A look at how imaging technology has evolved over the past 20 years, including the growing market of computational imaging, and how AI-driven solutions could reshape the future


Scan to learn more 21


supreme precision and satellite-free navigation Skylark Lasers is developing lasers for quantum gravity sensors that will unlock a plethora of capabilities and applications


Tech Focus: Optics for Imaging 26


A look at the current market for optics and lenses for imaging and some of the latest products available


Signalling a high-capacity future 30


The next generation of optical comms networks will need to support ever-increasing bandwidth demand without compromising cost or sustainability. Keely Portway asks: can this delicate balance be struck?


Nanomaterials-based 44


semiconductors Ivan Nikitski, EPIC’s Technology Manager for Quantum and PICs, talks to Jo Uthus, CEO of CrayoNano, a Norwegian company specialising in nanomaterials-based semiconductors for disinfection applications


Suppliers’ directory Find the suppliers you need 46 TePHOTONICS 42 36


Should European companies pay more attention to India’s photonics sector?


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FRONTIERS 2023


Technologies driving real-world applications


PHOTONICS www.electrooptics.com/frontiers


2024


The industry’s most innovative people


Coming in October! www.electrooptics.com/p100


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