

20 Years of Swissphotonics
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| Program | ||
| Christian Bosshard, Swissphotonics Link | Highlights: Chair and Introduction | |
| Markus Rossi, Alphalum Link | The future looks familiar — until it doesn’t - From phones that learned to see to glasses that may learn to understand | |
| David Leuenberger, Optotune Link | How Tunable Optics Impacts and Benefits Our Lives | |
| Isabella Jung Ewert, Hamamatsu Photonics Link | From Leading Devices to Commercial Success | |
| Gregoire Ribordy, ID Quantique Link | Quantum: the birth of an industry | |
| Christoph Harder, Swissphotonics Link | Emerging trends: Chair and Introduction | |
| Jürg Leuthold, ETHZ Link | New Materials and Devices for Pushing Present Speed Barriers | |
| Tobias Kippenberg, EPFL Link | High Q Optical Resonators: From Beautiful Physics to Practical Devices | |
| Rebekka Garreis, Swiss Quantum Commission Link | Quantum Needs Photonics: The opportunity for the Swiss photonics ecosystem | |
| Andrea Dunbar, CSEM Link | AI and Photonics: Transforming Swiss Innovation | |
| Michael Lebby, Genus Technik Link | Round Table Moderation: Can Switzerland stay a global deep tech leader? | |
| Dominique Gruhl-Bégin, CEO, Innosuisse Link | Round table: Can Switzerland stay a global deep tech leader? | |
| Edouard Bugnion, VP Innovation, EPFL Link | Round table: Can Switzerland stay a global deep tech leader? | |
| Georges Khneysser, CEO Qbit Capital Link | Round table: Can Switzerland stay a global deep tech leader? | |
| Laetitia Philippe, Deputy Director, SERI Link | Round table: Can Switzerland stay a global deep tech leader? | |
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