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The need to boost the photonics and optics workforce remains critical. But attracting technicians and engineers remains a challenge.
In this episode, Host Justine Murphy examines the increasing number of technician training programs around the country, and talks with a few of those who remain motivated to help alleviate the industrywide struggle.
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