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Georgios Syriopoulos presented the AEOLUS paper titled “Design of a miniaturized MID-IR spectroscopy solution, based on a 400 nm SiPh platform, for the detection of CO2 and CH4” at SPIE2024. 📄🌟The paper underscores the crucial role of monitoring specific gases to assess air quality, thus advancing environmental monitoring initiatives. With the urgent need to address […]

Exciting news from SPIE2024! 🌟 Thenia Prousalidi showcased groundbreaking research with the AEOLUS paper on “High-performance grating couplers for mid-infrared applications” 🛰️. The paper presents a novel design of grating couplers in the SiPh platform, revolutionizing gas sensing systems, that measures specific gas concentration through on-chip absorption based spectroscopy in the mid-infrared. 📊 Find out

The AEOLUS project proudly joins SPIE Europe in Strasbourg, France taking place from April 7th to April 11th. Make sure to visit us at Booth 307, nestled within the ECREAM cluster of H2020 projects. Explore our pioneering initiatives and engage with our team to learn more!

The 3rd AEOLUS plenary meeting took place on Friday 9th of June at AMO premises in Aachen, Germany. AEOLUS partners met to share the progress of the project and organize their next steps. 👉🏽Stay tuned for more!      

AEOLUS project was presented among different EU projects at Graphene Conference 2022 (July 5-8, Aachen). AEOLUS was part of our project partner’s booth AMO. The International Conference on Graphene & 2D Materials is an event that includes a series of lectures, poster sessions, workshops, exhibition and symposium. AMOs mission as a research oriented company is

A new publication entitled “2D materials for future heterogeneous electronics” by Max Lemme and colleagues in Nature Communications, Deji Akinwande, Cedric Huyghebaert and Christoph Stampfer is online. Graphene and two-dimensional materials (2DM) remain an active field of research in science and engineering over 15 years after the first reports of 2DM. The vast amount of

The article “Wafer-level hermetically sealed silicon photonic MEMS” is now online. The publication is an open access article written by Gaehun Jo, Pierre Edinger, Simon J. Bleiker, Xiaojing Wang, Alain Yuji Takabayashi, Hamed Sattari, Niels Quack, Moises Jezzini, Jun Su Lee, Peter Verheyen, Iman Zand, Umar Khan, Wim Bogaerts, Göran Stemme, Kristinn B. Gylfason, and

We are happy to announce that the first TRIAGE newsletter is now online. In this newsletter, among others, TRIAGE provides info about ECREAM – European Cluster of Research projects for Environmental and Agri-food Monitoring establishment. AEOLUS project is a proud member of ECREAM. ➡️ You may read the newsletter at  🔗

Hybrid seminar at AMO GmbH, with Nour Negm presenting her latest results on process development for fabricating suspended waveguides for optical non-dispersive infrared (NIDR) gas sensing. Nour Negm‘s work is part of the H2020 projects #ULISSES and AEOLUS, which target the realization of an advanced sensing system for air-quality monitoring based on cloud-connected, miniaturized multi-gas sensors. More information on the projects:

The publication “A large-area single-filament infrared emitter and its application in a spectroscopic ethanol gas sensing system” written by Stephan Schröder from AEOLUS project partner KTH ROYAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY is now online. According to the publication’s author Nondispersive infrared (NDIR) spectroscopy is an important technology for highly accurate and maintenance-free sensing of gases, such