Your opinion and support are important to us. If you would like to influence the outcome and follow the progress of the project closer, register as a Stakeholder. Contact Gael Obein (Coordinator).  The contact details can be found on the Contact page of the website.

New material will be regularly added here or on the Results page of the website.

The Stakeholder Committee has an important role to play in the communication and dissemination of project outputs and will be actively encouraged to share project results via their various networks. To promote the uptake of the project outputs by the industrial and other user communities, the consortium of the project will organise workshops targeted at stakeholders and promote them via the stakeholder committee.

The project will ask its stakeholder committee to provide input and feedback on the project’s work plan to support the robustness and reproducibility of its methods and research outputs.

Industrial stakeholders and the scientific community involved in regulation bodies will be part of the stakeholder committee. The committe has about 20 representatives from the end-user community, such as manufacturers of commercial spectrophotometers, test laboratories, R&D in industries relying on the appearance of subjects (e.g. 3D printing, paper, plastic, ceramics, automotive, cosmetics, etc.).

Following companies have signed a letter of support for the project:

We are pleased to inform that we have a new stakeholder/collaborator that just joined xDDiff: ILM, the institute of laser technologies in medicine and metrology at Ulm university.

The institute of laser technologies in medicine and metrology at Ulm university, ILM, is a member of the “Innovationsallianz Baden-Württemberg”, which consists of 10 institutes conducting research and development especially for industrial applications. ILM has three departments, one of which, called “Quantitative Imaging and Sensors (QIS)”, works on the field of light propagation in scattering media and the determination of their optical properties. QIS has 20 employee working in experimental and theoretical research areas.