Integrated photonics just got a powerful upgrade. Adding a sound-mediated way to control light to the design toolkit, University of Twente researchers have pushed the boundaries of the technology. Their work unlocks a wide range of new applications, including miniaturized atomic clocks and interference-proof communication.
The Benelux RF Conference is approaching fast. One of the speakers is Shailesh Kulkarni (Tusk IC), who will talk about phased-array chips for satcom: a modular approach. Mark your calendar for 28 May 2025 and register now to secure your place.
Wageningen-based Oneplanet Research Center has unveiled an integrated photonics-based sensor system to measure nitrogen and methane emissions from farms.
Researchers from the University of Twente have improved the quality of photons to such an extent that building quantum computers based on light becomes cheaper and more practical.
Flemish IC design firm Magics has raised 5.7 million euros in funding to accelerate the development of radiation-hardened chips and expand its commercial footprint in both the space and nuclear sectors.
Anticipating strong growth in defense technology in the upcoming years, Neways Electronics is renaming its Smart Mobility business unit to Defense & Mobility.
They’re reasonably objective and typically don’t have anything to gain or lose financially. So why aren’t academics more often involved in putting together policy blueprints, wonders Martijn Heck.
In this new series, Jan Bosch discusses the typical challenges and the typical evolution of companies, product development processes and products when adopting AI.
An accredited proof of up-to-date knowledge without having to return to the classroom. A driving force behind the introduction of microcredentials at the Dutch Society for Precision Engineering, Hans Krikhaar shares his view on the opportunities this offers.
For the first time, ASML is introducing a system that’s also aimed at the back-end semiconductor market. Head of product management i-line, Martin Wassink, talks to Bits&Chips about the new XT260 wafer scanner.
