New light amplifier can boost up photonicsA new light amplifier, developed at the University of Twente, not only boosts up the light signals on a photonic chip, it also enhances the applicability of those chips. Thanks to stronger light signals, detector chips for viruses or tumor markers can be made more sensitive. Or an autonomously driving car will be better capable of scanning its surroundings. One of the major advantages of the new amplifier is its small size. For preparing this development towards market introduction, prof Sonia Garcia Blanco recently received a Proof of Concept grant of the European Research Council.Read more
East Netherlands’ regions join forces in the field of AIThe Economic Board of the Arnhem-Nijmegen region, together with Wageningen, Twente Board and Oost NL join forces in an Artificial Intelligence strategy for the East Netherlands part of the country. Artificial Intelligence (AI) will define our future prosperity and well-being. The University of Twente participates with several research groups.Read more
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