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What is Photonics?
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Announcement: New North American Laser Distributor
Engineers, Quality Managers, and Production Managers sometimes don't know where to find solutions to critical measurement issues. This news release will provide resources regarding laser alignment and measurement.

PD-LD Awarded New Patent for VBG Technology Expansion
PD-LD Awarded New Patent for VBG Technology Expansion. Invention Improves Conditioning of Laser Diodes Output Characteristics.

Lumerical Donates FDTD Software to Speed Nanophotonic Design in Australia
Lumerical Solutions announces a donation of FDTD Solutions Engine licenses to the National Computational Infrastructure National Facility high performance computing system based at the Australian National University Supercomputer Facility. The donated licenses will benefit research efforts across a wide range of applications, including silicon photonics-based optical interconnects destined for future processor architectures, high efficiency solid-state lighting, and the design of next-generation thin film solar cell technologies.

PD-LD Introduces Pulsed Dual Laser Combiner Module
Test Equipment customers enjoy benefits of unique product

Groudbreaking Reseach by the TRIUMPH Project Consortium Leads to New Approaches to Transparent Networking.
Promising faster, more efficient and cheaper computer networking, transparent networks are the paradigm of the future, and thanks to European researchers, they are on their way already.

How To Tell The Difference Between Fiber Optic Transmitters And Light Sources
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ScotGrid and Lumerical Team up to Boost UK Nanophotonics Research
Lumerical Solutions has donated FDTD Solutions Engine licenses to ScotGrid, one of the largest grid computing sites in the United Kingdom. The donated licenses will enable photonics researchers at academic institutions to perform large-scale simulations of devices such as silicon photonics components, solid-state light emitters, and thin-film solar cells.