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The call for the EOS Early Career Women in Photonics Award is now open, with a deadline of 4 April for applications. The EOS Early Career Women in Photonics Award is presented to honor a young female scientist who has…

This year San Francisco was quite chilly, but that did not take away the warm spirit at the Photonics West Exhibition—Photonics Finland Pavilion, which was once again the main meeting point for most Finns, but most importantly, a perfect way…

Photo: Electro Optics Mircea Guina, Professor of Optoelectronics (Semiconductor Technology) at Tampere University, has been named to the Photonics100 list of 2025 by Electro Optics magazine. The list celebrates the achievements of 100 leading professionals driving innovation in photonics and…

News Provided By MODUS Research and Innovation October 08, 2024, 09:55 GMT / EIN Presswire RAVEN – A New Initiative to Develop Compact and Low-Cost Gas Sensing Systems to Meet the European Green Deal Objectives BRUSSELS, BELGIUM, October 8, 2024…

PREIN Annual Research Symposium on November 19, 2024 and the Doctoral Eduction I-DEEP Annual Event on November 20 are organised in Sokos Hotel Flamingo, Vantaa. The registration time is closed and no changes to registrations are accepted anymore. The programme…

Application time NOW! Re-opening of several doctoral research positions There were over 700 applications in the first round for all the 72 places. Now there are several doctoral research positions re-opened for short application time, so act soonest! See the…

The Research Council of Finland has awarded funding for Academy Research Fellows and Academy Projects in Natural Sciences and Engineering in June 2024. PREIN partner organizations received funding for six individual applicants and for two joint projects. In the joint…

Doctoral 1st round applications and take-ins Aug 13, 2024 – There were over 700 applications in the first round for all the 72 places. The second application round was opened for a few positions (5) in Tampere University. There were…