Tag Archives: Photonics Communications Research Laboratory (PCRL)

ERIGRID 2.0 completed successfully its 7th General Assembly

The ERIGrid 2.0 Project held its 7th General Assembly from November 20th to 21st, 2023, in Kassel at Fraunhofer IEE. The successful meeting at the new campus was complemented by a guided tour through the new lab infrastructure. We would like to thank Fraunhofer IEE for your hospitality – it was a great meeting with…

TERA6G

TERA6G: “TERAhertz integrated systems enabling 6G Terabit-per-second ultra-massive MIMO wireless networks”. PCRL participates in the TERA6G Project. TERA6G aims at developing disruptive photonic wireless transceivers enabling Terabit-per-second data throughput capacity and massive Multiple-Input/Multiple-Output multi-antenna techniques operating in the millimeter-wave (30 GHz to 300 GHz) and Terahertz (300 GHz to 3 THz) bands of the spectrum,…

HellasQCI

HellasQCI: “Deploying advanced national QCI systems and networks in Greece”. PCRL participates in the HellasQCI Project. HellasQCI project aims to deploy advanced National QCI systems and networks. Its architecture comprises of three metropolitan test-sites located at major cities of Greece namely: ΗellasQCI-Central (Athens), HellasQCI-North (Thessaloniki) and HellasQCI-South (Heraklion-Crete). Each test-site is divided into Governmental and…

PARALIA

PARALIA: “Photonic Multi-beam Beamforming Technology enabling Radar/Lidar Multisensor Fusion platforms for Aerospace and Automated Driving applications”. PCRL participates in the PARALIA Project. PARALIA will enable an agile, low-cost, and energy-efficient multi-sensor combining Radar and Lidar technologies will re-architect the sensors ecosystem, upgrading their capabilities and enabling ultra-high resolution at ultra-long distances crucial for current and…

The Quantum Flagship

The Quantum Flagship: One of the most ambitious long-term research and innovation initiatives of the European Commission. The Quantum Flagship is a large-scale initiative funded at the 1b € level on a 10-year timescale. It consists in a coherent set of research and innovation projects selected through a thorough peer-review process. Calls for projects are…

30 years of PCRL!

It was Monday the 21st of June 1993 when Hercules Avramopoulos received Digital Photonic Technology Research Equipment, as a generous donation from AT&T Bell Laboratories, USA. With this equipment the Photonics Communications Research Laboratory was established in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering – NTUA. PCRL officially opened in September 1995, but the idea of its creation goes even…

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