News
Heartbeat of a satellite
Congratulations to Peter Christopher and our partners at Exobotics!
Enter the Ear-Cam!
Thanks to a generous grant from the Future Blood Testing Network+, the Lumen Lab is going to be developing a wearable ear camera for monitoring of blood analytes. Watch this space!
Lost-in-Space
Really excited to announce that the Lumen Lab has received funding from the Royal Society to start a project on "Lost-in-Space: Beam steering and adaptive optics for satellite laser communications in remote environments"!
Proposal to start IOP Space Group
On Monday, 18th September, the Institute of Physics (IOP) held a Town Hall Meeting at the Rutherford-Appleton Laboratory in Harwell Campus to discuss the proposal to create a special interest group for Space within the IOP.
The Lumen Lab’s Viviene Dela-Cruz attended as part of the core team advocating for an IOP Space Special Interest Group, for those interested in space or working within the space domain.
Viviene joins the Lumen Lab!
Viviene joins us straight from City University with a degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering and will be working on a laser communications project, developing the next generation of adaptive optics for space-ground laser communications.
Lumen Lab Announces new Space Partnership
Today, the Lumen Lab® announced their new partnership with Cambridge start-up, Exobotics.
Together with Exobotics, the Lumen Lab aims to develop advanced electro-optical systems for deep space communications.
