The Hellenic Photonics cluster (HPhos), organised a public event in the framework of the annual cluster members’ assembly, under the subject: “Photonics in Greece: business challenges and opportunities”.
The event was held on Tuesday, 27th March 2018, at NEW HOTEL, Athens. The aim of this event was to introduce Hphos cluster to an audience directly or potentially interested in the prospects of photonics-related activities in Greece. A roadmap towards fulfilment of HPhos strategic goals was also presented.
Moreover, the event aimed in bringing the photonics community closer to various industrial sectors, and setting up a discussion on main challenges, industry trends, industry needs on the way to industry digitalisation, financing issues, public policy on related fields (SMEs, clusters, innovation, photonics etc.).

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