High-performance optical manufacturing remains costly and waste-intensive, especially when scaling customised diffractive optics. The EIC-funded HoloMorPH project aims to introduce an end-to-end production platform for ready-to-use diffractive optical elements.
By combining new materials, meta-optics, enhanced holography and AI-driven process control, HoloMorPH will enable compact, efficient and tailor-made optical elements for next-generation applications in imaging, displays and sensing.
HoloMorPH advances sustainable holo-lithography to enable scalable ready-to-use optical elements.
The project develops a closed-loop manufacturing approach where light itself becomes the tool for producing and refining optical surfaces in real time.
Project on CORDIS
A multidisciplinary European partnership bringing together research, engineering and industrial innovation.
5 countries, 7 institutions
Project coordination, photonics research and system integration.
Design of photomorphers and digital holographic microscopy.
Meta-optics structuring and enhancement.
AI-based process optimisation and data-driven control.
Optical validation, testing and performance assessment.
Spatial light modulator technology.
Social and environmental impact assessment.
Project milestones, meetings and dissemination activities.
HoloMorPH project starts.
Core researchers and project contributors.
UNINA
TAU
INESC MN
UGR
LUSOVU
Holoeye
eLoop
UNINA
UNINA
UNINA
UNINA
UNINA
UNINA
UNINA
TAU
TAU
UGR
UGR
UGR
UGR
UGR
UGR
LUSOVU
Holoeye
eLoop
eLoop
UNINA
TAU
INESC MN
Publications, press releases, and project results.
News, media coverage and communication activities from the project.
Download the official HoloMorPH logos and visual assets for communication, dissemination and media use.
Download media-kit (.zip)Use & credit. Please keep the HoloMorPH visual identity unchanged and in its original proportions.
Suggested credit: “HoloMorPH project – funded by the European Union under the EIC Pathfinder programme, Grant Agreement No. 101258133.”
The visual identity must not be used in a way that suggests endorsement of third-party products, services or organisations.
For scientific, media or collaboration inquiries.
Project email: info@holomorph-project.eu
Coordinator: Stefano Luigi Oscurato, University of Naples Federico II
Address: Department of Physics "Ettore Pancini" - University of Naples Federico II, Naples, Italy
