The team presented to Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright
The AFWERX-backed award supports early development of chip-scale optical frequency combs
The Phase II award supports continued development of printed, on-chip opto-electronic components for energy-efficient data centers
Our team was invited to present on NanoBLACK™ photonic inks and their role in next-generation semiconductor manufacturing
We’re looking for an experienced Photonic Engineer to join our team
The Phase II award supports commercial pilots and continued development of nanomaterial-enabled photonic manufacturing technology.
Our team was invited to present NanoBLACK™ photonic inks and their role in scalable photonics for defense applications.
Sharing our approach to photonic inks and printed opto-electronics with the semiconductor manufacturing community.
The CRI program provides early funding and national-lab support to advance Iris Light’s photonic chip technology.
The award supports early development of light-emitting photonic inks for silicon photonics.
Introducing nanomaterial-based photonic inks to aerospace and printed electronics leaders.
The award supports early development of nanomaterial-enabled photodiodes for next-generation LIDAR imaging.
Iris Light joins the Fall 2023 Techstars Space Accelerator to advance photonic technologies with aerospace and defense applications.
Showcasing nanomaterial-enabled semiconductor manufacturing to aerospace, government, and investor audiences.
Demonstrating nanomaterial-enabled printed electronics to industry, academic, and government leaders
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