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Ireland s semiconductor ecosystem and its role in addressing the ongoing global chip shortage

How the current challenges of the semiconductor space can be supported in Ireland and Europe

Irish photonics integration centreMicroelectronics circuits centreDepartment of enterpriseTyndall national institute in corkAnalog devicesTyndall national instituteChips actAdvanced materials

Tyndall researcher bags €5 3m to advance biophotonics

Prof Stefan Andersson-Engels has received €5.3m by SFI to continue his research at Tyndall into medical devices that use the power of light.

United statesEdward greggStefan andersson engelsBoston scientificSweden lund universityScience foundation irelandTyndall national institute in corkIrish photonics integration centreBiophotonics groupResearch professorship programmeProf stefan andersson engelsLund universityTyndall national instituteProf edward greggProfessorship programme

Rockley Photonics Develops Smaller, Powerful Chip for Health Wearables

Rockley Photonics , recently announced that it has developed what it believes to be the world’s first micro-transfer-printed (mTP) silicon-photonics-based

Rockley bioptxAndrew rickmanRockley photonicsTyndall national institute at university college corkRockley photonics holdingsAdvances in wearable health monitoringChip for health wearablesDisruptive technologies innovation fundIrish photonics integration centreScience foundation irelandRockley photonics develops smallerPowerful chipShould knowRockley photonics holdings limitedDriven advancesWearable health

Rockley Photonics Holdings Limited: Rockley Photonics Unveils Next-Generation, Higher-Density Laser Spectrophotometer Chip for Wearable Health Monitoring

Groundbreaking achievement in micro-transfer printing increases density of Rockley's silicon-photonics-based integrated lasers beyond previous levels Lays foundation for continued photonic

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Shining a light on the potential use of diamonds in cancer treatment

IPIC’s Dr Samvit Menon tells us about his research in the area of nanodiamonds – ‘the next best thing in carbon materials’.

Stephen hawkingSamvit menonTyndall national institute in corkIrish photonics integration centreScience foundation irelandTyndall national instituteCurie actionsBrief historySachin tendulkar

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