PhD student Timothy Imogore develops novel fiber Bragg gratings an a research team at the IAP.
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PhD student Timothy Imogore develops novel fiber Bragg gratings an a research team at the IAP.
Image: Ira Winkler (University Jena)

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Two world records successfully presented at the SPIE Photonics West
After the Corona years, the largest international fair and conference in the field of optics and photonics imposingly follows on and even surpasses its success. The outstanding research results from the IAP are part of it.
from left: Dr. T. Eidam, Z. Wang, T. Heuermann, Dr. C. Gaida after the awarding ceremony at the Photonics West 2023.
Image: Jens Limpert
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One of us
How much do we know about the people who are our colleagues? An article at OPICTA online opens the view!
PhD student Timothy Imogore develops novel fiber Bragg gratings an a research team at the IAP.
Image: Ira Winkler (University Jena)
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Start of the 2nd semester of the EMIMEO Erasmus Mundus students
The University of Brescia welcomes 68 new Erasmus students, 22 of them members of the Joint Master Degree program EMIMEO in collaboration with ASP Jena and partners.
Start of the second semester of the EMIMEO Erasmus Mundus students at our partner, the Università degli Studi di Brescia.
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Experiments on quantum computers even in education
New didactic terrain and important impulses for the University of Jena and the region
Students in the Lab of the Abbe Centrum of Photonics (ACP)
Image: Fraunhofer IOF
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Save the Date: TalentFair
Find PhD options in Optics & Photonics Medicine as well as Life Sciences
Save the Date: TalentFair
Graphic: J. Ziebell (ACP, University Jena)
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Online Workshop on Quantum Technologies
February 14, 2023 start: 9:00 CETFree staff training to educate personnel in quantum technologies
Source for entangled photon pairs
Image: W.Oppel (Fraunhofer IOF)
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Presence at the 5th DIHP Pitch
Research budgets for promising start-up and collaboration ideas within the Digital Innovation Hub Photonics (DIHP) were awarded for the fifth time by an expert jury consisting of industry, academia, investors and experienced founders on January 12, 2023. From numerous applications, ten teams were admitted, each of which presented their ideas in 5 minutes and then answered the jury's questions.
The winners of the DIHP Pitches 2023. From left to right: Dr. Sebastian Händschke (Head of DIHP), Tobias Gebhardt and Marcel Walz, Dr. Günter Weber, Dr. Tino Schenk, Dr. Robin Bürger (Head of "Crowd Innovation"), Dr. Jan Sperrhaake, Philipp Landwehr and Albert Dehne, Dr. Günter Weber.
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Quantum measurements more precise than ever before
New study of an international research team aims to advance quantum computing
Integrated single photon source used in the experiment to perform precision measurements.
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This year, both Friedrich Hund Awards go to the IAP
On 08.12.2022, the best master's, exam and doctoral theses were honoured at the PAF's ceremonial event "The Dean Informs". Both Friedrich Hund Awards for dissertations in basic research and applied research went this time to doctoral theses supervised at the IAP.
Prof. Dr. C. Spielmann awards the Friedrich Hund Prize to Dr. Kim Lammers.
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15.-16.12. 2022 QPhoton Networking Symposium 2022
The networking workshop, is meant as platform to discuss further collaborative research within the recently founded Carl Zeiss Foundation Center QPhoton. All participants are welcome! The Workshop is running at the 3 locations of the partners in Stuttgart, Ulm and Jena.
Nocturnal forays through science
"Long Night of Sciences Jena 2022" fascinated 10,000 science fans big and small 
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Clever method for separating nano-components
Physicists at Friedrich Schiller University together with European colleagues find a solution for the controllable separation of the undesired bonding between nano-components
Dr Falko Schmidt uses a heatable microscope lens to separate nano components from one another.
Image: Anne Günther (University of Jena)