ACCORD is pleased to announce the results of its second R&D Call.  By the close of the Call on 16 November, four R&D Proposals were received, from European universities proposing to carry out projects with previously offered photonic devices.

Following evaluation of the four proposals, it was decided to offer to one project subject to contract: “A multi-wavelength, time multiplexed, spectrometer for atmospheric sensing” proposed by the University of Strathclyde, UK.  This project would use the photonic device proposed by Cascade Technologies.  Contract negotiations will now commence with both parties.