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Teratronics is a multi-disciplinary research field embracing key aspects of optics and photonics, high-frequency electronics, and high-speed digital signal processing. Teratronic systems are characterized by an intimate and inseparable co-integration of these elements.

The Helmholtz International Research School for Teratronics (HIRST) pursues an interdisciplinary approach in teaching and research that combines the traditional disciplines of physics, electrical engineering, computer science, and mechanical engineering. HIRST offers a training program that enables next-generation researchers to explore the immense potential of Teratronics.

We invite you to contribute to this strongly expanding research field. More information on our PhD program can be found here.

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Frontiers in Photonics 2018

As part of an annual series of optics seminars welcoming high-level international speakers to FEMTO-ST, you are cordially invited to a Symposium on the topic of “Frontiers in Photonics 2018” which will take place in the morning of Friday November 23rd (Coffee & Welcome at 9.00 am).

HIRST PhD researcher featured in Nature Photonics

Congratulations to HIRST PhD researcher Tobias Harter on his and his team's work that was recently published in Nature Photonics! The article was also honored by a News & Views Article!

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Rasterelektronenmikroskop-Aufnahme eines 3D-gedruckten Lichtwellenleiters, der zwei Siliziumphotonik-Chips miteinander verbindet. (Bild: DELPHI/KIT)

Berthold Leibinger Innovation Prize for the Team of Prof. Christian Koos

For his work on the project DELPHI (3D-Laserlithograohy for integrated Photonic), the Team of Professor Christian Koos from the KIT receives this year’s Berthold Leibinger Innovation Prize with a prize money of 30.000 Euros.