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Phone: 613-990-0450
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Email: cpfc.info@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca
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1200 Montreal Road
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NRC Canadian Photonics Fabrication Centre
In the Spotlight
NRC-CPFC video highlights the state-of-the-art design, fabrication and testing facilities.
From telecommunications, biomedicine and security to alternative energy and environmental monitoring, light powers our civilization and shapes the world we live in.
NRC-CPFC is supporting the growth of the Canadian photonics sector by offering our clients and partners access to cutting-edge photonics fabrication services. We provide simulation, design, fabrication, testing and prototyping services to help move innovative photonics devices to market.
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A quarterly e-newsletter, explores new developments in photonics research at NRC and further abroad, discusses market opportunities, looks at international developments and brings you interesting reading on hot photonic topics.
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CPFC Multimedia
What is photonics "Living at the Speed of Light", video narrated by Michael Libby,
3:44 (YouTube)
Impact Analysis
Key findings from the Impact Analysis of the CPFC - Final Report (PDF in English only), prepared for NRC by KMPG LLP, indicate NRC-CPFC is providing a highly sought-after service to its clients translating into revenues of about $500 million.
Industry Partnership Facility Ottawa
- The NRC-IPF Ottawa is a technology based incubation program located on the Montreal Road campus of the National Research Council. The IPF's revolving door policy allows multiple companies at a time to occupy space and collaborate with researchers on the campus of Canada's leading scientific organization.
Institute for Microstructural Sciences
- Working in collaboration with industry and academia, IMS performs R&D into emerging information technologies in the areas of organic and inorganic semiconductor-based electronics and photonics.
