The HiLIGHT consortium

Organizations

III-V Lab

France

III-V Lab is a joint laboratory between Nokia, Thales and CEA, dedicated to industrial Research and Development of Optoelectronic and Microelectronic components based on III-V semiconductors, and their integration with silicon circuits.
Created in 2004, III-V Lab brings together 120 researchers in the Paris region and actively cooperates with CEA-Leti’s laboratories in Grenoble.

Centre Suisse d’Electronique et de Microtechnique (CSEM)

Switzerland

CSEM is a public-private, non-profit Swiss technology innovation center. CSEM enables competitiveness through innovation by developing and transferring world-class technologies for the industrial sector.

VivaScope GmbH

Germany

VivaScope is an innovative Munich-based medical technology company that offers a confocal microscopy-based high-resolution imaging solution finding its application in various fields of medicine and the cosmetics industry. Our optical biopsy and instant digital pathology products enable time-efficient differentiation between pathogenic and healthy tissue in real time and on-site

Fondazione Bruno Kessler

Italy

Fondazione Bruno Kessler is a multidisciplinary research institution specializing in the fields of technology, innovation, the humanities, and social sciences. The IRIS unit of the Center for Sensors and Devices develops advanced image sensors and readout ASICs for radiation detectors using state-of-the-art CMOS technologies, with special and fully customizable features.

Brunel University London

United Kingdom

The Esposito Group at Brunel University London (UK) develops advanced biochemical imaging techniques specifically focusing on studying the earliest steps of carcinogenesis and disrupting early cancer diagnosis.