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NLM, in partnership with the University of Washington and KU Leuven, publish on a breakthrough chromophore Seattle, WA, March 2, 2021 – Starting out strong for 2021, Nonlinear Materials
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We’re thrilled to have been named a 5 Top Emerging 5G Network Solution by StartUs Insights. As 5G technology becomes ubiquitous in our cellular technology, photonics play a huge role in improving
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Tackling growing demands for higher bandwidths, this ultrafast chip that uses light to speed up data transmission in fiber-optic networks and more. Seattle and Zurich, July 8, 2020 — In an
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Seattle-Based Innovation Lab Launches Its Inaugural, Virtual Program; Nonlinear Materials Adds Optical Computing Technology to 5G Expansion. Seattle, WA, May 19, 2020 – Nonlinear Materials
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The world economy is in crisis. This is the time to act with big visions and bold action. Gerard ZytnickiCEO, Nonlinear Materials
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Nonlinear Materials Corporation Receives Honors from Fast Company’s 2020 World Changing Ideas Awards
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Nonlinear Materials Corporation selected as an honorable mention in Experimental category. New York, April 28, 2020 — The winners of Fast Company’s 2020 World Changing Ideas Awards were
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Twenty years ago today, researchers at the University of Washington (UW), the University of Southern California, and industrial collaborators reported a breakthrough in telecommunications technology
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Our world is filling with digital devices that need to communicate with each other, and modern lifestyles mean people want to receive more data via the internet. Modulators, which convert electrical
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It’s taken 20 years, but executives at Seattle-based Nonlinear Materials Corp. are finally putting the pieces in place for what they say could be a revolution in electro-optical processing.
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UW innovation will help drive an order-of-magnitude increase in computing speed and capacity for machine learning, 5G telecommunications, blockchain and more. Continue