EPIC members in the News

  • EPIC appoints Carlos Lee new Director General[ 18/04/2012 ]
    EPIC, the European Photonics Industry Consortium, has announced at its annual general meeting that Carlos Lee has been appointed as its next Director General,

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  • IQE and Silex Systems join forces to produce Ge-Si concentrated PV [ 30/03/2012 ]
    IQE has been selected as a key wafer supplier by Australian CPV company Silex Systems as part of a $2 million programme.

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  • Dr. Drew NELSON elected to the Board of Stakeholders of Photonics21[ 30/03/2012 ]
    Dr. Drew Nelson, CEO of IQE (Cardiff, UK) and President of EPIC has been elected to the Photonics21 Board of Stakeholders.

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  • SUSS MicroTec acquires Tamarack Scientific[ 29/03/2012 ]
    Acquisition of Tamarack Scientific Co. Inc. - Expansion of Technology Competence in Photolithography

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  • Oclaro and Opnext to merge [ 26/03/2012 ]
    Oclaro and Opnext have entered into a definitive agreement to merge in an all-stock transaction. The combined company will be led by Alain Couder, who will serve as chairman and CEO. Upon closing, Harry Bosco will join the combined company's board of directors.

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About EPIC


EPIC the European Photonics Industry Consortium

About EPIC

EPIC is working with industries, universities, and the European Commission to build a more competitive photonics industrial sector in the European economic area, capable of both economic and technological growth in a highly competitive world-wide marketplace.

EPIC Network

EPIC works with the European Commission to translate industry needs into research and development programmes. Through the NEXPRESSO programme EPIC works with SMEs and universities to train students and to launch on the market components and technologies that represent the new direction of the photonics market.

EPIC Membership

Membership in EPIC is open to companies, research institutes, universities, and financial partners (such as banks or venture capital organisations ) having operations in the European economic area. This includes the countries of the European Community, the candidate countries, as well as all non-member European states like Switzerland.

EPIC Organization

EPIC is owned and operated by its members. The annual budget is supported by subscription fees which are scaled to encourage participation of SMEs, R&D laboratories and universities, as well as larger companies.