Impressions of the event Working In Photonics

Impressions of the event Working In Photonics

The association PolyPhotonics Berlin e.V. is pleased about the numerous registrations and the successful event last week at the Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute.

The event for securing skilled workers and promoting young talent “Working in Photonics” was a complete success. Around 50 participants used the platform to establish contacts between young professionals such as microtechnologists and students and the universities, research institutes and companies in the region and surrounding area and got an impression of the potential and versatility of photonics. Photonics in the Berlin university landscape was presented very comprehensively to the interested audience by Prof. Dr. Maurizio Burla (Technical University of Berlin) and Prof. Dr. Ingeborg Beckers (Berlin University of Applied Sciences). Representatives of partner companies from the region and beyond presented themselves and the opportunities for entering the world of photonics. The Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute provided a practical insight into the various jobs available, ranging from students to microtechnologists and technical staff to scientific employees working towards a doctorate. The event was rounded off with presentations on the application fields of photonics such as telecommunications, analytics and quantum technology as well as with a laboratory tour. Special thanks go to the organizers from Fraunhofer HHI, the partners from the PolyChrome-Berlin consortium as well as PolyPhotonics-Berlin e.V..

We hope to welcome a broad spectrum of interested parties again soon. 

Revue of the Photonic Days Berlin Brandenburg 2021

Revue of the Photonic Days Berlin Brandenburg 2021

Last month the Photonic Days Berlin Brandenburg 2021, organized by OpTecBB, took place in Berlin Adlershof. PolyChrome Berlin e.V. presented its current innovations and the new project PolyChrome Berlin within a workshop. Industry as well as research partners presented their contributions and exchanged ideas about their future projects. Enclosed the impressions of the workshop:

Review of the ECOC 2021

Review of the ECOC 2021

Last month the association PolyPhotonics Berlin presented its latest innovations and the new project PolyChrome Berlin at the ECOC. Here are some impressions from the booth of the PolyPhotonics Berlin e.V. association.

Workshop Program of the Photonics Days

Workshop Program of the Photonics Days

05.10.2021, 15:00-18:00

PolyPhotonics Berlin, innovating hybrid photonic integration platforms for sensing

15:00 PolyPhotonics e.V. Dr. Arne SchleunitzCrispin Zawadzki Welcome
Project sponsor Jülich Dr. Stefan Schründer The RUBIN programme within the BMBF funding initiative “Innovation and structural change”
Berlin Partner Gerrit Rössler PolyChrome – A photonics lighthouse initiative for the Berlin cluster development policy
15:30 Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute Crispin Zawadzki Hybrid Photonic Integration Platform
VPIphotonics Dr. André Richter Simulate and characterize your hybrid PIC design
ADVA Optical Networking Mirko Lawin Rapid Precision Fiber Sensing
micro resist technology Dr. Jan Jasper Klein Advanced polymer materials for PolyBoard technology
eagleyard Photonics Joerg Muchametow Multi lambda source for multiple applications
Allresist Dr. Mandy Grube Resist compositions for the fabrication of optical waveguide materials over a wide spectral range
Laser Zentrum Hannover Anna Karoline Rüsseler Miniaturized thin-film filters
OSRAM Opto Semiconductors Dr. Hubert Halbritter Semiconductor Laser in Photonic Applications
Chembio Diagnostics Volker Plickert Novel POCT Devices
Fraunhofer Institute for Cell Therapy and Immunology Dr. Marcus Menger Aptamers as specific molecular recognitions elements in biosensors
Scienion Dr. Wilfried Weigel Biofunctionalisation of Biosensors
Ficontec Dr. Christoph v. Kopylow Automated Massproduction on a flexible Manufacturing Platform for different Applications
18:00 PolyPhotonics Berlin e.V. Dr. Arne Schleunitz
Crispin Zawadzki
Closing remarks