CORNERSTONE’s fabrication infrastructure for silicon photonics helped UiT The Arctic University of Norway when they needed photonic integrated circuits to further their research into developing sensors capable of detecting different climate gases and pollutants.
CORNERSTONE’s flexible, speedy photonics services helped Zero Point Motion Ltd scale up the development of their optical inertial sensors, enabling them to bid for further funding to take these products to market, with CORNERSTONE as a continuing project partner.
CompoundTek was looking for help in characterising its devices and turned to world-leading experts in silicon photonics – CORNERSTONE – to carry out the vital work.
CORNERSTONE’s work with Krishna’s research group at the University of Bristol could lead to his group bidding for EPSRC funding to further develop MEMS-based low power large scale photonic integrated circuits.
