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The proposed consortium comprises laboratories with extensive experience and international recognition, complementary expertise and interests, and strategic aims in the field of photonics (including nonlinear optics, materials research, laser and frequency conversion sources, semiconductor optical technology, fiber technology, spectroscopy and instrumentation), all focused to advance mid-IR science and technology well beyond the current boundaries. The consortium is further strengthened by the participation of an industrial partner who is a global leader in the field of semiconductor optical technology (TRT), three ambitious SMEs dedicated to laser device and frequency conversion technology, as well as a medical clinic which will undertake the trials on the application of the developed sources to human surgery. The role of the clinic will not only entail validation of applicability of the developed sources to tissue ablation in the later stages of the project, but will be also to provide advice to the whole consortium throughout the entire work programme on the wide range of issues relating to the optimum laser parameters and characteristics for clinical surgery. |
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Germany |
Max-Born-Str. 2A
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THALES Research
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45 Rue de Villiers
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Av. del Canal Olympic |
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Germany |
Max-Planck-Str. 1
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Institut Franco-Allemand de Recherches de Saint-Louis France |
Rue de General Cassagnou 5
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Italy |
Via Degli Artigiani 27
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Sweden |
Valhallavagen 79
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Belgium |
Rue de la Sitrée
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Universitair Medisch Centrum Utrecht Netherlands |
Heidelberglaan 100
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