12-13 March 2025
EPIC Technology Meeting on Photonics Integrated Circuits at Ligentec
Lausanne, Switzerland

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Please note, preferably register only one person per company for best possible networking.

This meeting aims to bridge the gap between photonic integrated circuit (PIC) developers and end users, fostering collaborations that will drive advancements in this cutting-edge field. Attendees will delve into the latest trends and technologies, focusing on the integration of various photonic components into a unified platform to meet the demands of emerging applications.

Key topics will include the development of high-performance photonic devices, novel materials for enhanced functionality, and scalable manufacturing processes. Discussions will cover silicon photonics as well as other materials platforms such as III-V semiconductors, lithium niobate, polymers, and more, highlighting their potential to revolutionize sectors beyond optical communications, such as sensing, and computing. Participants will also address the challenges of scaling up production, including wafer-level packaging, testing, and assembly. The meeting will feature presentations on the latest advancements, such as Ligentec’s pioneering work in silicon nitride PICs, which offer superior performance for a wide range of applications.

By bringing together a diverse group of stakeholders, the EPIC Meeting at Ligentec will provide a platform for high-level networking, fostering new collaborations that will shape the future of integrated photonics, facilitate discussions on practical implementations and market-driven innovations, and ensure that integrated photonics continues to evolve in Europe.

During this meeting, we will have two matchmaking sessions where attendees can have one-on-one meetings for private discussions. If you would like to join these sessions, please contact Elisenda Lara  (elisenda.lara@epic-photonics.com).

All participants biographies and company descriptions are available HERE

 

Agenda

Optional agenda

11 March, 2025, Tuesday

13:00 Bus Departure for Company Visits from recommended Hotel Alpha by Fassbind (address: Alpha Palmiers, Rue du Petit-Chêne 34, 1003 Lausanne)
13:30 – 15:00 Company Visit at Proud Technology (address: En Budron D6, 1052 Le Mont-sur-Lausanne)
15:30 – 17:00 Company Visit at Ligentec (address: EPFL Innovation Park Bâtiment L, Chem. de la Dent d’Oche 1B, 1024 Ecublens)
17:00 – 17:45 Company Visit at Miraex (address: EPFL Innovation Park Bâtiment L, Chem. de la Dent d’Oche 1B, 1024 Ecublens)
17:45 – 18:15 Return by Bus to recommended Hotel
19:00 – 22:00 Pre-Event Networking Dinner at Eat Me (address: Rue Pépinet 3, 1003 Lausanne)

12 March, 2025, Wednesday

11:30 Bus Departure to Meeting Venue from recommended Hotel Alpha by Fassbind (address: Alpha Palmiers, Rue du Petit-Chêne 34, 1003 Lausanne)

12:00 – 13:30 Registration and Lunch at the meeting venue – Unlimitrust Campus (address: Route des Flumeaux 42, 1008 Prilly), Building A3
13:30 – 13:40 Welcoming Words by EPIC
13:40 – 13:45 Welcoming Words by Ligentec

13:45 – 15:45 SESSION 1: Technology Track: Need for PICs

  • KEYNOTE: Ligentec Integrating Actives in low Loss PICs: from Prototype to Volume – Michael Geiselmann, Co-Founder, CCO (Switzerland)
  • Swiss PIC – Peter Moselund, CEO (Denmark)
  • Luceda PhotonicsScaling Integrated Photonics: The Critical Role of EDA Software in Standardizing the Ecosystem – Erwin De Baetselier, CEO (Belgium)
  • CSEMTFLN PICs: Matching the Technology Push with the Market Pull – Hamed Sattari, Technology Manager (Switzerland)
  • EnlightraBreaking the AI I/O Bottleneck – John Jost, Co-Founder (Switzerland)
  • VLC PhotonicsScalability and Reliability Testing: Reducing Investment Barriers – Alberto Hinojosa Sancho,  Sales Engineer (Spain)
  • SuperLight Photonics Ultraefficient on-chip Supercontinuum Generation: Bringing High Quality & Portable Sensing Devices within Reach – Haider Zia, Founder and CTO (The Netherlands)

15:45 – 16:30 Networking Coffee Break and MATCHMAKING SESSION

16:30 – 18:30 SESSION 2: Application Track: Communications, Space, and Quantum

  • KEYNOTE: NVIDIA – Liron Gantz, Senior Staff Engineer (Israel)
  • iPronics Software-defined Optical Circuit Switches in AI Networking and Datacenters – Ana González, Vice President of Business Development (Spain)
  • TESAT EAGLE-1 and the Path to its Industrialisation – Fabian Reichert, Product Manager QKD and Laser Communication Terminals (Germany)
  • NcodiNThe World’s Smallest Laser: a Unique Approach to Optical Interposers – Yacine Halioua, Head of Product (France)
  • PolaritonPlasmonic Modulators for 400G per Lane Enabling 3.2T Transceivers – Benedikt Bäuerle, co-CTO and co-Founder (Switzerland)
  • Fraunhofer HHI – Dominic Schulz, Head of Strategy Photonics (Germany)
  • QusidePIC-based Quantum Random Number Generator – Domenico Tulli, Co-Founder & CTO (Spain)

18:30 – Bus Departure from Venue to Dinner Place

19:00 – 22:00 Networking Dinner at Hotel Royal Savoy (address: Avenue d’Ouchy 40, 1006 Lausanne)

22:00 Return by Bus to recommended Hotel

13 March, 2025, Thursday

07:45 Bus Departure from recommended Hotel Alpha by Fassbind (address: Alpha Palmiers, Rue du Petit-Chêne 34, 1003 Lausanne).

08:15 – 09:00 Welcome Coffee

09:00 – 10:30 SESSION 3: Technology Track: Supply Chain and Standards

  • KEYNOTE: PhotonDeltaThe Impact of Ecosystems on the Growth of the Integrated Photonics Industry – Abdul Rahim, Ecosystem Manager (The Netherlands)
  • ALUVIA PhotonicsThe Al2O3 Oxide PIC Platform: Low-loss Broadband Performance and On-chip Amplification – Sonia García Blanco, CSO (The Netherlands)
  • Vanguard AutomationThe Future of Photonic Interconnects is 3D Printed Freeform Optics – It is time to (Wafer) Level-Up – Thorsten Mayer, CEO (Germany)
  • CiposaBenefits that Process Automation can bring to Photonics – Yves Pelletier, Business Development Manager (Switzerland)
  • NanoscribeScalable Fabrication of Optical Interconnects – Enabled by Two-photon  Grayscale Lithography (2GL®) – Michael Thiel, Co-Founder (Germany)
  • FEMTOprintGlass Micro-components for Fiber Connectivity in Photonics Integrated Circuits – Rolando Ferrini, Chief Regional Officer; Head of FEMTOprint Neuchâtel (Switzerland)

10:30 – 11:15 Networking Coffee Break and MATCHMAKING SESSION

11:15 – 13:00 SESSION 4: Application Track: Medical- and Biosensors

  • KEYNOTE: CEA – LetiAdvanced Optical Sensors for Medical Applications – Vincent Destefanis, Partnership Manager – Optical Sensors (France)
  • Hitachi Cambridge LaboratoryBiofunctionalization of Silicon Chips for PIC Sensors – Frederic Brossard, Research Scientist (United Kingdom)
  • InspekUsing PICs in Fabrication of BioPharmaceuticals – Ivan-Lazar Bundalo, CTO (Switzerland)
  • Delta Life ScienceAccelerating Life-science Research with Photonic Biosensors – Bart de Boer, Founder and CTO (The Netherlands)
  • Indigo – Danaë Delbeke, CEO (Belgium)
  • DiaMonTech – Sergius Janik, Chief Operating Officer (Germany)
  • Merck ElectronicsIntroducing Optronics Business Unit – Carsten Fritzsch, Senior Scientist (Germany)

13:00 – 14:15 Networking Lunch
14:15 End of the Technology Meeting
14:15 Bus Transfer to Geneva Airport

Accomodation

Recommended hotel: Alpha by Fassbind (address: Alpha Palmiers, Rue du Petit-Chêne 34, 1003 Lausanne)

Get 10% discount using the code: EPIC
Please book on their website.

Venue

Unlimitrust Campus (address: Route des Flumeaux 42, 1008 Prilly)

Building A3

Parking 

Technology Advisory Committee
Technical Business Development Manager at imec
Director Photonic Solutions at Synopsys
Manager, Business Line Photonics at X-FAB
Group Technology Director at IQE
Business Development Manager at EVG
Speakers

Michael Geiselmann (Co-Founder & CCO) studied physics and engineering at University Stuttgart and Ecole Centrale Paris. After his PhD at ICFO in Barcelona in 2014 he joined the laboratory of Prof. Kippenberg at EPFL in Lausanne, where he advanced frequency comb generation on integrated silicon nitride chips towards applications and was involved in several international research projects. In 2016, he co-founded LIGENTEC. At LIGENTEC, Michael is advancing the technology development of silicon nitride based integrated circuits and is looking for new business opportunities and is also overviewing technical sales and marketing.

Co-Founder, CCO at Ligentec

Liron Gantz (Manager of the Electro-Optics Group) is currently the manager of Nvidia's Electro-optics group, which spearheads advancements in silicon photonics technology for Co-Packaged products. His group also explores innovative ways to utilize AI and GPU acceleration to enhance silicon photonic design, pushing the boundaries of high-speed Datacom communication. Graduating in 2017 with PhD in Electrical Engineering from the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology, he swiftly transitioned into leadership roles, focusing on design, characterization, and modelling of silicon photonic technology. With a strong background in Quantum Mechanics, Nanotechnology, and Optics, Liron Gantz has authored impactful papers in prestigious journals like Science and Physical Review Letters, showcasing his expertise and contributions to the semiconductor industry.

Manager of the Electro-Optics Group at NVIDIA

Hamed Sattari (Technology Manager) obtained his PhD in Photonics from the University of Tabriz in 2014. He then worked as a photonic R&D engineer at NANOTAM, Bilkent University, Turkey. In 2016, he secured a Swiss government excellence scholarship for a research role at EPFL, Switzerland. At EPFL (2017-2021), he excelled in projects focused on silicon photonics and MEMS. In 2020, Hamed advanced to a senior R&D engineer at CSEM, where he managed various projects in PICs and photonic MEMS. Currently, he leads CSEM's LNOI PIC platform and coordinates the H2020 ELENA project for establishing an open LNOI PIC foundry in Europe.

Technology Manager at CSEM

Yves Pelletier (Business Development Manager) is a Business Development Manager at Ciposa, where he leverages his expertise in photonics to drive strategic growth and market expansion for the company's modular photonic assembly systems. His initiatives focus on aligning Ciposa's Photonics cutting-edge technologies with industry needs, significantly enhancing their market presence and operational efficiency.

Business Development Manager at Ciposa

Erwin de Baetselier (CEO & Co-Founder) has worked in several management roles for the EDA and multi-physics industry in companies such as HP and Agilent. He holds a PhD in electronics from the University of Gent and a Master of Business and Technology degree from the University of New South Wales. In 2014 he co-founded Luceda Photonics.

Alberto Hinojosa (Sales Application Engineer) holds a Master’s degree in Telecommunications and specializes in supporting companies throughout their photonic integrated circuit (PIC) development. His role encompasses project definition, solution assessment within the photonics ecosystem, and managing execution across all development phases, including consulting, PIC design, fabrication brokering, die- and wafer-level optoelectrical characterization, assembly, and packaging. Currently, he is actively involved in EU H2020 Photonic Pilot Line projects, collaborating with key stakeholders in Europe’s photonic integration landscape.

Yacine Halioua (Head of Product) earned his Ph.D. in Photonics from CNRS-C2N in Paris and Ghent University for his work on the development of hybrid III-V nano-lasers on silicon. In his career, designed and led the development of optical transceiver products for coherent communication at Oclaro-UK (now Lumentum) and Huawei-BE (Caliopa) in Belgium. Later, at Spectricity he contributed to the development of hyperspectral cameras for mobile applications. Today, he serves as Head of Product at Ncodin, focusing on advancing innovative photonic solutions for die-to-die optical interconnect.

Head of Product at NcodiN

Thorsten Mayer (CEO) joined Vanguard in 2020 and served as Chief Operating Officer (COO) for one year. Prior to joining Vanguard Automation, Thorsten has held several regional and global leadership positions at National Instruments (NI) in sales, strategic marketing and operations. Amongst his roles at NI he served as Managing Director for East-Central Europe quadrupling revenues and profits over seven years and led high-impact transformational projects at the global level as Chief of Staff and Global Head of Alliance Sales & Strategic Partnerships. He has lived and worked in four countries. Thus, he offers U.S. Corporate, European and Asian experience and a strong international background to business development and geographical expansion. Thorsten has also been contributing through his voluntary work at SWAN Impact Network, both as investor and advisor, to startups with measurable social or environmental impact.

Sonia Garcia Blanco (Co-Founder & CSO) started her career by studying Ingeniería Superior de Telecomunicación at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (1999). She carried out her MSc thesis work at the Ion Lab at the IBM Almaden Research Center, in Almaden, California, and after completing her Ph.D. at the University of Glasgow (2003) and her post-doc at the University of Toronto (2003-2005), she worked for five years at the Institute National d'Optique (INO) in Québec City, Canada, on wafer-level hermetic vacuum packaging of microbolometer detectors, advanced packaging, and silicon micro-bench technology. She joined the University of Twente in 2010 and is currently leading the Integrated Optical Systems (IOS) group, where they develop novel materials and integration technologies for Integrated Photonics. She is also the co-founder and CSO of Aluvia Photonics.

Fabian Reichert (Product Manager Quantum Technologies) is responsible for strategy and product development at TESAT, focusing on Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) and the SCOT20/30 product line. Since joining TESAT in 2021, he has played a key role in advancing quantum-secure communication technologies. Fabian holds a Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Hamburg.

Product Manager QKD and Laser Communication Terminals at TESAT

Domenico Tulli (Co-founder & CTO) leads the technology strategy, chip integration and space initiatives. He has a PhD in Photonics from ICFO and brings 15+ years’ experience at the forefront of photonic and space innovation. Prior to joining Quside, Domenico was a post-doc at UC Davis and UC Berkeley and then team leader at DAS Photonics, where he led the development of advanced integrated photonic components for space and defense clients.

Co-Founder & CTO at Quside

Haider Zia (CTO), who was previously a researcher at the University of Twente, specializing in integrated and nonlinear optics during his PhD, is a renowned expert in the field of SCG, supercontinuum lasers. His patented technology will revolutionize applications in industrial and medical imaging, detection, measurement and spectrometry.

Founder and CTO at SuperLight Photonics

Abdul Rahim (Ecosystem Manager) brings a wealth of international experience in CMOS photonics and electronics from his diverse roles in Asia, Europe, and North America. Holding a PhD in integrated photonics from Technische Universitaet Berlin and a master's degree in innovation management from HEC Paris, Abdul has a strong academic foundation complemented by practical expertise. With over 9 years of experience in operational and strategic program management within a European alliance, he has demonstrated his ability to navigate complex international networks effectively. Abdul's specialties include managing the silicon photonics supply chain, identifying technical trends, and roadmapping for innovation. He excels in supporting silicon photonics entrepreneurs and possesses expertise in the design, fabrication, and characterization of silicon photonic integrated circuits. Additionally, Abdul has a deep understanding of fiber-optic communication technologies, further enhancing his skill set in the field.

Ecosystem Manager at PhotonDelta

John D. Jost (Co-Founder & Co-CEO) has led the company’s efforts in high-speed optical networking, enabling the next generation of AI, HPC, and datacom systems since 2022. With over 25 years of research experience, Dr. Jost spent 9 years at NIST working with Dr. Dave Wineland (Nobel Prize 2012). His Ph.D. at the University of Colorado Boulder led to the first demonstration of entangled mechanical oscillators, a breakthrough in quantum physics. His research also helped develop a complete methods set for quantum computing, now used in commercial quantum computers. Previously, he worked on optical frequency combs with Prof. Jun Ye and Dr. John Hall (Nobel Prize 2005) at JILA. He later received a Marie Curie Fellowship to continue his work at EPFL. For the past 12 years, Dr. Jost has advanced optical microresonator technology, leading to the first self-referenced microresonator optical frequency comb and a new all-optical stabilization technique. He has 40+ publications, 14,500+ citations, and an h-index of 38 (Google Scholar).

Co-Founder at Enlightra

Peter Moselund (CEO) has lead the Swiss photonic integration center since it started operating in 2023. He has a PhD in photonics from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) and spent 15 years in the Laser company NKT Photonics, first as a research engineer and subsequently building up the “Future research” group of the company. In 2021-2023 he founded and ran the startup PM2 Photonics, developing mid-IR fiber lasers before moving to Switzerland to lead the establishment of Swiss PIC in 2023.

Ivan-Lazar Bundalo (CTO) leads the development of PIC-based multisensor technology for bioprocess monitoring. His academic journey took him through Germany, France, Spain, and Australia, culminating in a PhD from the Technical University of Denmark. He brings over 12 years of experience in technical project management, and has played a key role in leading and participating in dozens of multimillion-euro projects across biomedical, sensing, and ICT sectors in Europe. Before joining InSpek, Ivan-Lazar worked on developing optical packaging solutions at Tyndall National Institute in Ireland - where he contributed to the establishment of the PIXAPP Photonics Packaging Pilot Line, and at CSEM in Switzerland - where he provided advanced packaging solutions to Swiss industries.

Danaë Delbeke (CTO) is the inventor, Founder and CTO of Indigo. She drives Indigo’s strategic vision, culture and passion to transform science into products that will improve the life of millions of people. She has a successful track-record in business management and entrepreneurship having successfully founded or co-founded 7 high-tech photonics companies over the past 12 years. She authored and co-authored 30+ papers and book chapters and is (co-)inventor of 30+ patent families. In 2002, she received her Ph.D. degree in Applied Sciences from Ghent University and holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics as well as a Bachelor and Masters of Applied Sciences/Engineering in Photonics.

Bart de Boer (CTO) obtained his masters in Electrical Engineering at the Eindhoven University of Technology. He started his career as a Scientist at Philips Research where was involved in, among others, magneto-resistive biosensors. After 10 years at Philips, he joined the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research – TNO, where he was active as System Architect and Project Manager in the area of integrated optical biosensors. In 2018 he founded Delta Diagnostics to commercialize the biosensing technology he developed at TNO, together with Peter Harmsma. Bart has more than 15 years’ experience in the field of biosensing and biomedical sensor systems and hold over 40 patents.

Founder and CTO at Delta Life Science

Ana González (VP of Business Development) is VP business at iPRONICS. Former R&D Manager at EPIC (European Photonics Industry Consortium), she has a solid network at the photonic industry with a large experience reaching out commercial partners and new adopters of photonic integrated technologies. Her expertise lies in the development of optical systems and development of applications for datacom and AI clusters. She received her PhD degree in photonic integrated circuits from the Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (ICN2).

Vice President of Business Development at iPronics

Michael Thiel (CSO) is Co-founder, authorized officer and Chief Science Officer (CSO) of Nanoscribe. His focus lies on driving technical innovations in research and development. As a graduate physicist, he earned his PhD at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) in 3D laser lithography and received the KIT PhD Award in 2011 for his work. Michael Thiel is INSEAD alumnus since 2015. In 2016, he was chosen to be one of Germany’s best innovators under 35. In the same year, he received the European CTO of the year 2016 award.

Co-Founder at Nanoscribe

Sergius Janik (Chief Operating Officer) joined the company in 2018. Sergius oversees all aspects of the development of the non-invasive glucose monitor. Before joining DiaMonTech, Sergius worked in the MedTech industry developing devices for secure health-data communication. As a trained physicist he is an expert in simulation, design and integration of our core component, the Quantum-Cascade-Laser combined with photothermal detection. He has co-authored multiple patents in the field of QCL sensing for biomolecules in liquids and soft matter.

Chief Operating Officer at DiaMonTech

Benedikt Baeuerle (Co-Founder & Co-CTO) is the Co-founder and Co-CTO of Polariton Technologies Ltd., where he leads agile product and project management, driving cross-functional collaboration between R&D and commercial teams. With his role he bridges the gap between engineering and customers to accelerate product innovation. Before co-founding Polariton, Benedikt earned his Ph.D. at ETH Zurich, developing novel DSP algorithms for optical communications. He has over 10 years of experience in applying and testing optical communication products. He holds an MS and BS in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany.

co-CTO and co-Founder at Polariton

Vincent Destefanis (Partnership Manager – Optical Sensors) received a Master’s and a Ph.D. degree in Materials Science in 2009. During his PhD, Vincent worked for STMicroelectronics on advanced epitaxial techniques for advanced CMOS devices. He then worked in the US as a CEA-Leti assignee at IBM, NY, on sub-22 nm FD-SOI technologies. Vincent has been working in the photonics industry since 2010, first as a R&D Engineer, then as a technical expert and finally as a project and partnership manager on cooled and uncooled infrared imaging technologies for LYNRED (ex. SOFRADIR/ULIS). During in career, Vincent was involved in tens of national, industrial and collaborative projects and partnerships (H2020, Horizon Europe, CNES, IPCEIs…) as a technical expert and as a project manager. He recently joined the CEA-Leti in 2023, now working to develop new partnerships and business opportunities in mid-IR optical sensing technologies.

Partnership Manager – Optical Sensors at CEA-Leti

Carsten Fritzsch (Senior Scientist) holds a doctorate in electrical engineering from Darmstadt University of Technology, where he specialized in developing tunable microwave components and antennas utilizing liquid crystals and MEMS technology. Since joining Merck in 2014, Carsten has collaborated closely with display manufacturing partners, antenna companies, and material developers to realize liquid crystal-based electronic beam steering antennas. He later headed the development team focused on microwave performance-optimized liquid crystal materials. Currently, Carsten leads a key materials and technology project in the field of augmented reality and is engaged in research related to photonic integrated circuits.

Senior Scientist at Merck Electronics

Frederic Brossard (Research Scientist) received his M.Sc. from the University of Manchester in Instrumentation and analytical science and his PhD in Physics from the University of Cambridge in 2005. In the following years he joined the Hitachi Cambridge Laboratory (HCL) where he established long term collaborations with the university of Oxford for research projects related to nanophotonics and quantum optics. More recently he established and led the first collaboration between HCL and the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology of the university of Cambridge for subjects related to biosensing. His expertise lies in the simulation, design, and nanofabrication of photonic devices together with high resolution inkjet printing and biofunctionalization.

Rolando Ferrini (Chief Product Officer) joined FEMTOprint in 2022. In 1999, he obtained his PhD degree in Physics at the Università degli Studi di Pavia, Italy, with a thesis on the optical properties of III-V semiconductor materials for electronics and optoelectronics. From 2000 to 2004, he worked as Research Associate at EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland, where he studied the optical properties of semiconductor-based photonic crystal devices. From 2004 to 2011, as Senior Research Associate at EPFL, he was in charge of the activities on organic devices for optics, photonics and lighting. From 2011 to 2022, he worked at CSEM as Group Leader MicroNano Optics and in 2021 as Head of the Focus Area Photonics. From 2020 to 2021, he founded the PHABULOuS pilot line for the manufacturing of freeform micro-optical components, acting both as project coordinator of the related H2020 project and as Managing Director.

Chief Regional Officer; Head of FEMTOprint Neuchâtel at FEMTOprint

Dominic Schulz (Head of Photonics) has almost 15 years of experience in the field of photonics. Fraunhofer HHI offers various services and solutions related to quantum technologies, like QKD systems or components for quantum sensing. Dominic received the M.Eng. degree in communications engineering from the Berlin University of Applied Sciences, Germany, in 2012, and the Ph.D. degree from the Technical University of Berlin, Germany, in 2019. In 2012, he joined the Department of Photonic Networks and Systems at Fraunhofer HHI, where he worked in the field of optical wireless communications. His research interests included the development of high data rate systems for wireless access and research towards short-range outdoor backhaul links for small radio cells and wireless-to-the-home. He led several national as well as international research projects and was developing optical wireless systems together with partners from industry. From 2020 onwards he was responsible for the research and development of the optical wireless communication topic and was deputy head of group at Fraunhofer HHI. After completing his MBA at RWTH Aachen University in 2021, he now heads the Strategy Photonics group at Fraunhofer HHI, where he is responsible for business development, strategy and marketing for all photonic departments.

Head of Strategy Photonics at Fraunhofer HHI
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