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We have recently obtained new infrared ellipsometry data for our Gallium Lanthium Sulphide glass giving more accurate refractive index measurements to 10um. If you would like more detailed n or k data in this spectral region please contact us. The latest data sheet also has updates on the physical and optical propoerties of GLS Chalcogenide…
As part of the Glass Reflections Conference ChAMP are orgainising a one day workshop on Chalcogenides on 9 September 2015 at Murray Edwards College, University of Cambridge.
To attend please register with the day rate for the Chalcogenide workshop or you are also of course welcome to attend the entire conference, which runs from 7 – 9 Sept
Papers include:-
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Computers that function like the human brain, using optical fibres made of chalcogenide glass, could become a reality according to new research.
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A key focus of Champ is to continue the work conducted under the EPSRC Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Photonics on reducing contamination and impurities in Chalcogenide glass. A long-term focus on purifying raw materials and optimising the manufacturing process has led to a signficant reduction in oxide and water impurities. This has yielded a…
If you weren’t able to make the ChAMP Partnership day on 9 March 2015, this short video will give you a flavour of the atmosphere. Presentations and posters from the day are now also available giving an overview of the latest developments and impact of Chalcogenide research and development
Combining with the Photonex Southampton exhibition, brought 231 people to the CHAMP partnership day on 9 March to mark the launch of the project to advance the manufacture of Chalcogenide glasses and demonstration their applications – a record breaking audience for such an event at Southampton. Talks from the work package leaders at Southampton, Heriot-Watt,…
The Chalcogenide Advanced Manufacturing Partnership project will be launched with an open industry day and conference on 9 March 2015 at the University of Southampton. The day will feature presentations from the academic and industry project partners in sessions on:- Understanding Chalcogenides Chalcogenides in industry Emerging applications Working together plus opportunities to tour the Zepler…
Photonex Southampton is co-located with an open day on specialist glasses and takes a closer look at the next generation of advanced optoelectronic materials and light technologies. The first Photonics Technology Roadshow in 2015 brings together a commercial exhibition of 30 companies and an open day for the launch of an ESPRC funded project on…
ChAMP is an EPSRC funded partnership between the Universities of Southampton, Exeter, Oxford, Cambridge and Heriot-Watt. The partnership includes 15 industrial companies with an interest in advanced materials, particularly chalcogenides; from material fabrication to the use of these materials in their products.