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New chemical iris for tiny phone cameras

A new type of chemical iris designed for smartphone cameras has been created by researchers in Germany.

Shakehands with Industry

July 9-10, 2014, University of Freiburg

Get out of the lab - get into real systems!

This year's meeting of the priority program Active Microoptics will focus on the development of strategies for the future. This is why two major German research clusters in microsystems engineering are joining forces....

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Auge in Auge mit dem Fangschreckenkrebs

Vorstellung der trioptischen Augen im Zoofachgeschäft Burkart am 30. Juli 2012

Stipendiat Frederik Schaal

Das diesjährige Kurzstipendium des Schwerpunkts Aktive Mikrooptik geht an Herrn Frederik Schaal vom Institut für Technische Optik der Universität Stuttgart.

MME at Ilmenau

23rd Micromechanics and Microsystems Europe Workshop, September 9 - 12, 2012, Ilmenau, Germany