LIFEM: Laboratory for Integrated Photonics, Opto-Electronics and Opto-Mechanics of IACTEC

The clean room #1 of IACTEC where LIFEM will be installed
Start year
2020
End year
2022
Organizational Unit
IACTEC

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The LIFEM laboratory (Laboratory for Integrated Photonics, Opto-Electronics and Opto-Mechanics Fotonics) will provide IACTEC new headquarters with the technical infrastructure required to support strategic R&D activities.

LIFEM will be equipped thanks to the fundings provided to IAC by :

  • the Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades via the Agencia Estatal de Investigación (through the competitive call "Equipamiento centífico-tecnológico 2019"), Feder funds, to be executed before end of 2022,
  • the Gobierno de Canarias via the Agencia Canaria de Investigación Innovación y Sociedad de la Información (ACIISI), (through the competitive call "Equipamiento e infraestructuras de I+D pública 2019), Feder Funds, to be executed before mid 2022,

 

 

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Type
IACTec
State
Closed
Large telescopes
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Medical technology

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