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Project Q4302090 in Belgium, Netherlands
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Project Q4302090 in Belgium, Netherlands |
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2,200,000.0 Euro
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4,400,000.0 Euro
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50.0 percent
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1 April 2019
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30 September 2022
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Vrije Universiteit Brussels
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51°26'49.38"N, 5°29'40.88"E
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50°49'27.23"N, 4°23'43.12"E
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In this project, Vrije Universiteit Brussel and Eindhoven University of Technology will join forces to create the world's most advanced photonics technology platform. To this end, the universities will connect their unique knowledge and research infrastructure of free form optics (VUB) and integrated photonic chips (TU / e) with each other, coordinate and expand. Photonics is recognized by the European Commission as key technology for the 21st century because it can provide solutions for important societal applications such as ultra-fast internet, smart lighting, efficient solar cells, micro-cameras for medical diagnosis, laser 3D printing and self-driving cars via light-based radar systems. With a view to stimulating regional innovation in photonics applications, the universities will open their joint technology platform to the Flemish and Dutch business community. In addition, the infrastructure will also be used for independent research and collaboration with other knowledge institutions and research centers. (English)
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