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The scientific director of Leibniz IPHT, Prof. Dr. Jürgen Popp, has been appointed honorary professor at the Wuhan Textile University in China. The award recognizes his outstanding contributions in the field of optical health technologies.

From March 3rd to 7th, 2024, Jena will become a hub for international experts in optical health technologies. The seventh edition of the International Congress on Biophotonics (ICOB 2024) will bring together leading minds from science, technology, and medicine with representatives from the industry.

As a research fellow from Ethiopia, Dr. Menbere Mekonnen is bringing his expertise to Leibniz IPHT to work together on the development of sensors for food safety and environmental issues. In the future, he wants to inspire the next generation of researchers in his home country.

A research team from Leibniz IPHT has developed a technology poised to significantly reduce the substantial energy requirements of AI systems in the future. This innovative process employs light for neural computing. Rather than relying on traditional computer chips, which consist of thousands of electronic components, the researchers use a single optical fiber.

In the course of the cyberattack, some of Leibniz IPHT's server data was copied and stolen by the attackers. This may also include personal data of current and former employees as well as contractual and cooperation partners. According to our current state of knowledge, there is probably no high risk to the personal rights and freedoms of the persons concerned. However, it cannot be ruled out that the stolen data will be published by the attackers.

Dr. Karina Weber took up her position as Administrative Director at the Leibniz Institute of Photonic Technology at the beginning of 2024. After more than a decade in leading positions at the institute, she is now responsible for the administrative and commercial areas at Leibniz IPHT as a member of the Executive Board.