Stuart Reid, research team leader at the Institute of Thin Films, Sensors and Imaging in the School of Engineering and Computing at the University of the West of Scotland: “It has been fantastic to work with Pascal and the wider team at Polygon Physics. These novel ECR ion sources are uniquely clean and flexible, allowing the fabrication of ultra-low loss optical coatings for the most demanding applications, e.g. upgrades for future gravitational wave detectors.”
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- ‘First beam’ for Plug&Play 50kV ECR ion source
- 50kV ECR source for Saudi storage ring injection
- A new tool for combinatorial sputtering: visit us at SVTM2018
- A special visit at Polygon Physics with Jacques Balosso
- A truly bipolar ion source
- And off it goes: our first source to Korea
- ECOSS 2016: surface science very close to home
- Innovation Award for technology partner Bodycote
- ITFPC 2015 highlight: the ‘tube’
- Kick-off Eurostars project COMBIMAT
- MIATEC-RSD 2015
- New investor: ITIC
- New source testimonial: “uniquely clean and flexible”
- Our spring/summer tour schedule
- Polygon Physics at Tech&Fest 2024
- Polygon Physics at V2T 2024
- Polygon Physics winner of the Auvergne-Rhônes-Alpes R&D booster program
- Polygon Physics wins SFV Innovation Award 2017
- Product launch at ECASIA’17: ECR source TES
- PSE 2016: lively industrial evening
- Selected for Start Up Connexion 2015
- SEMICON Europa 2015: Innovation Village
- SVTM 2015: first exhibition
- SVTM 2016: many Belgian industrials in Nancy