Corporate Body

CRC for Optical Fibre and Photonic Technology ( - 1992)

From
Australia
To
1992
Functions
Industrial or scientific research and Telecommunications
Alternative Names
  • Cooperative Research Centre for Optical Fibre and Photonic Technology

Summary

The Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) for Optical Fibre and Photonic Technology was replaced by the Australian Photonics CRC in 1992.

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  - 1992 CRC for Optical Fibre and Photonic Technology
       1992 - 2006 Australian Photonics CRC

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