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11 Reasons: Tucson earns the name Optics Valley with amazing tech advancements

TUCSON (KVOA) — Everything from your phone to your car, uses optics. It is the study of light, and how it interacts with our world.

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UArizona Wyant College of Optical Sciences raises $28M for endowed chairs

The success of a three-year campaign marks a historic university achievement.

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UArizona researcher wins $1 million NSF C-Accel Grant

E-Mail IMAGE: Zheshen Zhang is leading the development of a network of entangled sensors that could improve navigation, communication, medical imaging and more. view more Credit: Zheshen Zhang Vehicle navigation systems, space communications and health care imaging are all powered by sensors which constantly send and receive information. Quantum entanglement - specifically, of photons - could make these systems vastly more powerful by increasing their sensitivity, accuracy and stability. A University of Arizona team led by Zheshen Zhang, assistant professor of materials science and engineering and optical sciences, has received a $1 million Convergence Accelerator phase one grant from the National Science Foundation to move his basic quantum research into practice. C-Accel is new program that brings research teams together to address national-scale societal challenges. Zhang s project team is one of 29 in the program s second cohort.

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