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Revolutionary new light sensing solution

With its innovative fast gated, ultra-high quantum efficiency single-photon sensor, the fastMOT project will enable the imaging of deep body structures and the monitoring of body functions.

100x improvement of signal-to-noise ratio

Implemented in the new Multifunctional Optical Tomograph, the light sensor will achieve a 100x improvement of signal-to-noise ratio compared to using existing light sensors.

Higher accuracy of non-invasive diagnosis

The proposed MOT has the potential to significantly improve the accuracy of non-invasive diagnosis and will make it possible to monitor body functions such as oxygenation, haemodynamics or perfusion.

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New interview series: Starting with WP4

We’re excited to launch a new series where members of the technical work packages share insights into their work and contributions to the project. Kicking off the series, we[…]

New publication

Exciting news: Another research paper from our team has been published recently. Magic Silicon Dioxide for Widely Tunable Photonic Integrated CircuitsBruno Lopez-Rodriguez, Naresh Sharma, Zizheng Li, Roald van der[…]

Three new publications

We are excited to share that three new papers from our team have been published: Attojoule Superconducting Thermal Logic and MemoriesHui Wang, Niels Noordzij, Mischa Mikhailov, Stephan Steinhauer, Thomas[…]

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Six partners from five different countries have joined forces in the fastMOT project.

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Consortium

The project consortium is composed of six partners:

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