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Optical Technologies -
Future of the German Economy


Experts from industry, science and politics agree: the 21st century is the ‚century of the photon‘ and its use for the benefit of our society. Optical Technologies are the key technologies for the future, and will decisively influence our further technological development.

Being a traditional optics and photonics location, Germany has an excellent starting position on the threshold to the ‚century of the photon‘. Many German enterprises belong to the world leaders in optical technologies.

In view of the worldwide turnover in Optical Technologies industry associations predict annual growth rates between 10 and 20 percent. Already today, around 15 percent of jobs in the German manufacturing industry are directly or indirectly dependent on this key technology, which - according to the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) - corresponds to approximately one million members of the national workforce.

The about 1,000 medium-sized enterprises which operate in optical technologies and provide 36,000 jobs expect a growth of employment of over 40 percent by 2010. This corresponds to more than 15,000 new high-tech jobs*).

(*) Source: Press release of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, February 2005


bayern photonics
Argelsrieder Feld 22
D-82234 Oberpfaffenhofen
Phone.: +49 (0) 8153 / 9536 87
Fax: +49 (0) 8153 / 9536 98
www.bayern-photonics.de
info@bayern-photonics.de


Optical Technology Links:

Company Website
Apoma (Amercian Precision Optics Manufacturers Association) http://www.apoma.org
SeaChanger (at Ocean Optics) http://www.seachangeronline.com,
http://www.oceanoptics.com

Optical Technology Centers:

Location Website Mission
Optics and Photonics in the United States of America
Arizona Optics Industry Association www.aoia.org The Arizona Optics Industry Association (AOIA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing together optics related businesses, institutions, and professionals for their mutual benefit. AOIA acts to foster the continued growth of the optics industry.
Carolinas MicroOptics Triangle http://carolinasmicroopticstriangle.org We have strengths in the design and fabrication of optical materials, components and devices, with a particular interest in low-cost, fabrication, characterization (metrology and testing of photonic systems.
Carolina Photonics Consortium www.carolinasphotonics.com The mission of the Carolinas Photonics Consortium is to provide resources and to proactively interface between key stakeholders in the region (universities, companies, economic development, government agencies, investment groups) to commercialize CPC university photonic technologies.
Colorado Photonics Industry Association www.coloradophotonics.org The purpose of the CPIA is the promotion of the common interest of the photonics industry and organizations in the State of Colorado
Florida Photonics Cluster www.floridaphotonicscluster.com The mission of the Florida Photonics Cluster (FPC) is to support the growth and profitability of Florida's Photonics industry through the strength of a unified voice. The driving forces of the FPC are sales and marketing opportunities, networking.
New Mexico Optics Industry Association (NMOIA) www.nmoia.org New Mexico Optics Industry Association (NMOIA) is dedicated to bringing together optics-related businesses, institutions, and professionals to foster the growth of this very important industry in New Mexico.
New York Photonics Industry Association www.newyorkphotonics.org The New York Photonics Industry Association is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the growth of the photonics, optics, and imaging industry of New York State.
Rochester Regional Photonics Cluster, Inc., New York www.rrpc-ny.org The Rochester region has a wealth of optics, photonics and imaging companies. Over 150 notable companies include Kodak, Xerox, Bausch and Lomb, and Corning. Notable universities in the area are the University of Rochester, Rochester Institute of Technology.
     
Optics and Photonics Clusters in Europe
Bayern Photonics e.V., Germany www.bayern-photonics.de The aim of Bayern Photonics is to build-up common, efficient cooperative structures, speed up innovations and improve training and upgrading in optical technologies.
European Optical Society, Slovakia www.europeanopticalsociety.org  
Hanse Photonik e.V., Germany www.hansephotonik.de HansePhotonik e. V. is a technical-industrial association, which acts in the triangle between economics, science, politics and in the regional triangle Bremen, Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein.
Investor Center Ostbrandenburg www.solarlocation.eu  
Photonics Cluster, UK www.photonicscluster-uk.org  
Optics Valley, France www.opticsvalley.org  
Optec-Berlin-Brandenburg e.V., Germany www.bayern-photonics.de OpTec-Berlin-Brandenburg is an initiative of companies and scientific institutions in Berlin and Brandenburg (Germany) who want to explore joint strategies for development and exploitation of optical technologies.
Optence e.V., Germany www.Optence.de  
OpTech-Net e.V.; Duisburg Germany www.OpTech-net.de  
OpTech-Net Deutschland e.V., Germany www.optecnet.de The supra-regional network OptecNet Deutschland e.V. was funded to achieve optimum results from the national networking initiatives and to expand the international presence of Optical Technologies made in Germany.
OptoNet e.V., Germany www.optonet-jena.de The network of competence OptoNet e.V. unites Thuringian companies, research and educational organisations, technology transfer centres and public institutions in order to get actively involved in the national and international development of Optical Tech.
Photonic Net, Germany www.photonicnet.de The PhotonicNet competence network sees itself as the nucleus for interdisciplinary cooperation in the opto-technologies, primarily aiming at an acceleration of the development, dissemination and application of the optical technologies.
Photonic BW www.photonicnet.de  
Photonics Optical Technologies www.photonic-valley.de In East Wuerttemberg providence
PhotonAIX e.V., Germany www.photonaix.de  
Scottish Optoelectronics Association, UK www.optoelectronics.org.uk The Scottish Optoelectronics cluster will exceed global growth rates through market leading exploitation of research , entrepreneurial spirit and product development.
South East Photonics Network (SEPNET), UK http://sepnet.net SEPNET, the South East Photonics Network, is a group of businesses, research institutes, universities and support organisations in South East England.
The Welsh Opto-electronics Forum, UK www.wof.org.uk The objective of the WOF is to bring together people and organisations thereby facilitating the processes or research, technology transfer and generating business opportunities.
     
Optics and Photonics Clusters in Canada
Canadian Photonics Consortium www.photonics.ca  
Centre de photonique de Quebec inc. www.cstpq.com/centrephotonique  
Ontario Photonics Industry Network (OPIN) www.ontariophotonics.com  
Ontario Photonics Technology Industrial Cluster www.optic.on.ca OPTIC is a community of high technology companies and organizations working to support the photonics industry in southern Ontario.
Ottawa Photonics Cluster www.ottawaphotonics.com The Ottawa Photonics Cluster is dedicated to rallying photonics companies and other stakeholders, to strengthen Ottawa's ability to attract employees, investment, funding, and facilities.
Quebec Photonics Network www.photoniquequebec.ca  
     
Optics and Photonics Clusters in the Asia-Pacific Region
Korean Association for Photonics Industry Development www.kapid.org KAPID seeks to strengthen the ties and common profits among photonics related industries through R&D of photonics technology, the distribution of its results and the international exchange and cooperative projects.
Optics Valley of China www.chinaov.org Wuhan is the cradleland for the optoelectronics and eletrocommunications industry in China. It was the Wuhan Institute of Posts & Telecommunications (WIP) that first opened an optical line (8mb/s) for telecommunications.
Singapore Photonics + Optics www.singoptics.org Singapore Photonics + Optics is committed to:

- To promoting all activities related to the enhancement of Photonics in education and training, research and development, manufacturing and industry.
- To actively seeking synergies among sector participants for economic benefit of the Photonics Cluster.
- To globalizing Singapore's Photonics Industry and in so doing, make it a Center of Excellence in the field of Photonics technology and business
Victorian Photonics Network (VPN), Australia www.vpn.net.au The Victorian Photonics Network (VPN) is a free, membership-based industry networking organisation focused on supporting and developing the Photonics cluster in the State of Victoria, Australia by providing access to a range of networking activities and services.

Optical Technology University Programs:
Click the University Name to visit it's website.

Location Mission
Academy of Infrared Training  
Air Force Institute of Technology Engineering Physics Dept.
Alabama A&M University Physics Program
Alfred University Electrical Engineering Dept.
Anne Arundel Community College  
Argonne National Laboratory (ANL) Public Affairs Office
Arizona State University Electrical Engineering Dept.
Belmont Technical College  
Blue Road Research  
Boston University Photonics Center
Bowling Green State University Center for Photochemical Sciences
Brown University Advanced Materials Research Center
California Polytechnic State University Electronic & Electrical Engineering Dept.
California State University Physics Dept.
Camden County College Photonics Dept.
Carnegie Mellon University Electrical & Computer Engineering Dept.
Catholic University of America Department of Physics
Center for Occupational Research and Development (CORD)  
Central Carolina Community College Engineering Technologies
Laser and Photonics Technology Dept.
Cincinnati State Technical and Community College  
City College of New York Electrical Engineering & Physics Dept.
Clemson University Center for Optical Materials Science and Engineering Technologies
School of Materials Science and Engineering
Cleveland State University  
Colorado Advanced Photonics Technology Center  
Colorado State University  
Columbia University Applied Physics
CUNY Institute for Ultrafast Spectroscopy and Lasers
Dartmouth College Thayer School of Engineering Electrical Engineering
Materials Science and Engineering
Drexel University Elect./Comp. Engrg. Dept.
Duke University Office of Research Communications
Edison Welding Institute (EWI) Laser Section
Fraunhofer USA Center for Laser Technology
Front Range Community College Science and Advanced Technologies
Photonics and Vacuum Technology
George Washington University School of Engineering & Applied Science
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Georgia Institute of Technology Electrical and Computer Engineering
Hampton University Research Center for Optical Physics (RCOP)
Howard University  
Hudson Valley Community College Electrical Engineering Technology Dept.
Idaho National Engineering & Environmental Lab Lockheed Martin Idaho Tech. Co.
Indian Hills Community College Advanced Technology Center
Polytechnic Programs
Institute for Applied Laser Surgery  
Institute for Lasers, Photonics and Biophotonics University at Buffalo
Jefferson College Electronics Dept.
Johns Hopkins University Center for Nondestructive Evaluation (CNDE)
Dept. of Electrical & Computer Engineering
G.W.C. Whiting School of Engineering
Applied Physics Lab
Materials Science & Engineering
Kansas State University Microbeam Molecular Spectroscopy Lab.
Kent State Liquid Crystal Institute
Knox College Physics Dept.
Lake Forest College Center for Photonics Studies
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Technology Transfer Dept.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Public Affairs Office
Lehigh University Computer Science and Engineering Dept.
Lehigh University Electrical Engrg. & Computer Science Dept.
Linn State Technical College Advanced Technology Center
Marine Biological Laboratory  
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Physics Dept.
Medical College of Wisconsin Medical Physics and Imaging Science
Mississippi State University  
Monroe Community College Optical Engineering Technology Dept.
Montana State University OpTeC/Chemistry & Biochemistry Dept.
Murray State University Dept. of Physics and Engineering
NASA Ames Research Center  
NASA Glenn Research Center  
NASA Langley Research Center  
NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Public Affairs
National Center for Optics and Photonics Education (OP-TEC)  
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Public Affairs Office
National Technology Transfer Center Wheeling Jesuit University
Naval Research Laboratory Optical Sciences Div.
New Mexico State University Electro-Optics Research Laboratory
North Dakota State University College of Science and Mathematics
Northcentral Technical College Laser Dept.
Northeastern University Electrical & Computer Engineering Dept.
Oak Ridge National Laboratory  (ORNL) Div. of UT-Battelle, LLC
Ohio State University IWSE Dept.
Oklahoma State University Department of Physics
Oregon Institute of Technology Laser Optical Engineering Technology Dept.
Oregon State University School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Pennsylvania State University Applied Research Laboratory
Laser Processing
Pennsylvania State University Materials Research Institute (MRI)
Materials Science & Engineering
Polytechnic University Institute of Imaging Sciences
Princeton University Center for Photonics and Optoelectronic Materials
Purdue University School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering
Queensborough Community College (CUNY) Physics Dept.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Dept. of Physics, Applied Physics & Astronomy
Rochester Institute of Technology Center for Imaging Science, Imaging and Photographic Technology
Munsell Color Science Laboratory
Rochester Institute of Technology  
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Physics and Optical Engineering
Rutgers University Fiber Optic Materials Research Program
San Diego State University Physics Dept.
College of Sciences
San Jose City College Laser Technology Dept.
San Jose State University Physics Dept.
Sandia National Laboratories Photonics Programs Dept.
School of the Art Institute of Chicago Holography Dept.
Southern Research Institute Engineering Div.
Systems Development Dept.
Springfield Technical Community College Laser Electro-Optics Dept.
Stanford University Dept. of Electrical Engineering
Material Science & Engineering
Stanford Photonics Research Center (SPRC)
Stevens Institute of Technology Physics and Engineering Physics Dept.
Texas State Technical College Laser Electro-Optics Technology
Three Rivers Community College Laser and Fiber Optic Technology
Trinity University Department of Physics
Triton College Laser Electro-Optics Technology Dept.
Tufts University Electro-Optics Technology Center
University at Buffalo Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Alabama in Huntsville Center for Applied Optics
University of Arizona Electrical and Computer Engineering Dept.
Office of Continuing Education
Optical Sciences Center
Meinel Building
University of Arkansas Microelectronics-Photonics (microEP) Grad Program
University of California at Berkeley Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
University of California at San Diego Electrical & Computer Engineering (ECE) Dept.
University of California at Santa Barbara Electrical & Computer Engineering Dept.
Public Affairs Office
Physics Dept.
University of California Observatories UCO/Lick Observatory
Optical and Instrument Laboratories
University of Central Florida CREOL & FPCE, The College of Optics and Photonics
University of Central Oklahoma Physics and Engineering
University of Charleston Biology, Geology, Physics, & Chemistry Depts.
University of Cincinnati Electrical/Computer Engineering & Computer Science
University of Colorado at Boulder Optoelectronic Computing Systems Center
University of Connecticut Photonics Research Lab
Physics Extension Program Dept.
University of Dayton Electro-Optics Program
University of Iowa Liberal Arts Administration
University of Maryland Laboratory for Atomic, Molecular and Optical Science and Engineering (LAMOSE)
Institute for Physical Science and Technology
Physics Dept.
University of Massachusetts, Lowell Physics and Applied Physics Dept.
Photonics Center
University of Michigan College of Engineering
University of Minnesota Electrical Engineering Dept.
University of Missouri Physics Dept.
University of Nebraska/Lincoln Electrical Engineering
University of Nevada/Las Vegas Physics Dept.
University of New Mexico Center for High Technology Materials
University of North Carolina at Charlotte Center for Optoelectronics & Optical Communications
University of Oklahoma Electrical & Computer Engineering
Carson Engrg. Center
University of Oregon Chemical Physics Institute
University of Pittsburgh Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Rhode Island Electrical and Computer Engineering Dept.
University of Rochester Center for Electronic Imaging Systems (CEIS)
Center for Optics Manufacturing
Laboratory for Laser Energetics
Institute of Optics
University of South Carolina Dept. of Electrical Engineering
University of South Florida USF Research Foundation
University of Southern California Center for Neural Engineering
Signal and Image Processing Institute
Depts. of Electrical Engineering – Electrophysics, Systems; and Biomedical Engineering
University of Tennessee Imaging, Robotics, and Intelligent System
Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Texas/San Antonio  
University of Toledo Physics and Astronomy Dept.
University of Utah Dixon Laser Institute
University of Vermont Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Washington Center for Process Analytical Chemistry
University of Wisconsin-Madison Electrical and Computer Engineering Dept.
Reed Center for Photonics
Utah State University Space Dynamics Lab (SDL)
Program Development
Vincennes University Electronics Dept.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Dept. of Engineering Science and Mechanics
Virginia Tech Optical Sciences & Engrg Research Center
Wake Forest University Chemistry Dept.
Washington State University Physics Dept.
Weber State University Chemistry Dept.


 


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Phone 559.651.7711
Fax 559.651.0123
Toll Free 1.800.350.7711
Email:
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