The first one involved the formation of the LUX Photonics Consortium that will tap the knowledge and technical expertise residing in Singapore’s universities. The Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and the National University of Singapore (NUS) and A*STAR are engaged in research to harvest and distribute energy arising from light generation for imaging, lithography, data storage, and sensing, with potential applications in medicine, security and defence. This technology of photonics has been hailed as the solution which will likely be the backbone of many devices in the coming decades....Besides NTU and the NUS, there are 7 founding members of the Consortium, which include DSO National Laboratories, Technolite, STELOP (pronounced as S-T-E-LOP), DenseLight Semiconductors, Coherent Singapore, Finisar Singapore, and II-VI (pronounced as two-six) Singapore...

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