Welcome
 Our hope, by showing you this website, is to demonstrate the extent of the photonics products and instrumentation at the UK's Photonex08 exhibition.
Click on the link to the left PRODUCT LISTING and you will see details of the products to be demonstrated on exhibitors stands this year.
Photonics [application and measurement of light] is now key to the advancement of LABORATORY core research and development.
The latest optical techniques are extensively interdisciplinary and applied within life sciences, biotechnology, enviromental monitoring, energy resource development, agricultural and food analysis, and many other core LABORATORY and FIELD sciences.
Visiting PHOTONEX will provide you with a dynamic interface with the most recent advances. Techniques are yielding; ultra micro and selective novel sensors, multianalyte fast array analysis, fast kinetic and polarisation spectroscopy, novel nano materials, new solid state inorganic and organic light sources, Thin Film coating synthesis - just a few of the many activities being applied.
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Photonex will be held at Stoneleigh Park, 15th & 16th October 2008.
What to do now?
Want to know more? Then please visit the Photonex website - click here>
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Enter the Photonics in the lab free prize draw - click here>
Exhibitor Comment:
Ocean Optics participates every year and for them PHOTONEX is the most important trade show in the UK. They consider it an ideal venue to learn of the latest developments in spectroscopy and to demonstrate their spectroscopy instrumentation. Nick Barnett, UK Sales Manager, comments in support of their attendance “We know that if someone wants to gather information about our products, it is only ‘face-to-face’ that we can truly have a dynamic discussion, and by seeing live demonstrations customers can make a real evaluation of the technologies we offer. That’s why we enjoy attending PHOTONEX”.
Organiser comment
We wish you luck in the competition below of course, but we also hope we will have attracted you to visit PHOTONEX, it's a great show!
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