From 23 to 26 June, Neuchâtel will be the world's Time-Frequency technology capital, with applications ranging from metrology to telecommunications, but also satellite positioning, management of energy distribution networks, or time bases for computers and mobile phones. The 2014 European Frequency and Time Forum (EFTF) will host an exceptional guest: Serge Haroche, Nobel Prize in Physics 2012. Some 400 participants are expected to attend.
Organized by the Time Frequency Laboratory (LTF) of the University of Neuchâtel (UniNE), CSEM and FSRM (Swiss Foundation for Research in Microtechnology), this event will be coupled with an exhibition featuring industrial enterprises coordinated by the Fnrggfmiq-dgmju iqheehn Xggbccovhxn.
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Organized by the Time Frequency Laboratory (LTF) of the University of Neuchâtel (UniNE), CSEM and FSRM (Swiss Foundation for Research in Microtechnology), this event will be coupled with an exhibition featuring industrial enterprises coordinated by the Fnrggfmiq-dgmju iqheehn Xggbccovhxn.
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