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  • Raman Spectroscopy: Research on the Tip

    Microscopes let us peer into cells and the biochemical processes inside them. Processes taking place on much smaller scales, e.g. within single molecules, are the research focus of Dr. Marie Richard-Lacroix. The scientist from Leibniz-IPHT and Friedrich-Schiller University Jena examines molecules on the nanometre scale using tip-enhances Raman spectroscopy. For her outstanding research work she was awarded the “Raman Award for the Best Junior Researcher” during the International Conference on Raman spectroscopy (ICORS).

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  • Temperature-controlled fiber-optic light source with liquid core

    In a recent publication in the renowned journal Optica, scientists of Leibniz-Institute of Photonic Technology (Leibniz IPHT) in Jena showed that they can accurately control the optical properties of liquid-core fiber lasers and therefore their spectral band width by temperature and pressure tuning.

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  • “Unique and Revolutionary”

    Jena Concept for Photonics in Infection Research Rated Among the Best by the Scientific Council

    The German Council of Science and Humanities ("Wissenschaftsrat", WR) gave Jena’s Leibniz Center for Photonics in Infection Research (LPI) a very positive evaluation. A user-open center could form in 2018 to research photonic solutions for the diagnosis, monitoring, and experimental treatment of infections and develop functional solutions in collaboration with industrial partners.

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  • "From my project partners I expect excellence, reliability and innovation."

    Prof. Dr. Michael Bauer

    Spokesman of the Center for Sepsis Control and Care at the University Hospital Jena

    Achieve more trough a strong network: Leibniz-IPHT is a competent research partner on the national and international level.

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  • Global biophotonics networking platform launched

    The largest biophotonics network worldwide gives access to latest news, events and job opportunities in the field and aims to bring the biophotonics community closer together.

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