I can assist your organization develop its goals, procedures, and objectives in the field of photonics.

I have a lifetime of experience implementing high-tech photonics projects around the world.

Typically, groundbreaking research and development is conducted by highly educated individuals.

You may be a world leader in your field, but you may not have experience managing complex projects. Be open to taking advice from someone who does.

There are many pitfalls. Don't reinvent the wheel. There are timeless truths to succeeding with your project. I am familiar with these truths and can help you avoid setbacks on your path to success.

I primarily work with universities and research departments at high-tech companies.

I also provide assistance to the media during news broadcasts and for articles related to light (photons).

Leader of the theme day on October 28, 1983 – STF's engineering program. (Fiber optics had already begun spreading in STEM circles in Sweden in 1983.)

Technology Innovation

Photons are fundamental!

It is important for us on Earth to continue learning more about photons. Without the constant influx of photons from the Sun, life on Earth would be impossible.

This inflow can be harnessed directly or indirectly by releasing bound energy in matter using innovative technology, but it is important that it is in harmony with nature's conditions.

According to Einstein's formula, E = mc², any mass composed of atoms or molecules of the same weight contains the same amount of energy. The challenge lies in releasing that energy, which is emitted as photons, without damaging the environment when needed.

The EU's obvious goal is to be completely self-sufficient in all areas necessary for our survival. Photons play a role in all contexts, albeit to varying degrees.

I have the impression that many people in industrial contexts are unaware of the central importance of photonics.

I want to help change that!

Japan in 1989.

Lectures

Only within the EU at present.

Based on my own R&D projects and experiences

1. Sweden´s Forgotten WDM Breakthrough.
2. FTTH, a struggle between hightech and economy.
   

3. Operator-neutral networks (presentation given on November 14, 2002). What if those with the right influence over development had listened to that?
   

4. The photonic science and its future.

Without the constant influx of photons from the Sun, life on Earth would be impossible.