Standard Telecommunication Laboratories

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Standard Telecommunication Laboratories was a British research facility renowned for its pioneering work in fiber-optic communications, notably associated with the groundbreaking research of Charles K. Kao.

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instanceOf research laboratory
telecommunications research facility
affiliation Standard Telephones and Cables research division
associatedAward Nobel Prize in Physics
surface form: Nobel Prize in Physics 2009 (via work of Charles K. Kao)
associatedWith Charles Kuen Kao
surface form: Charles K. Kao
contributedTo practical realization of fiber-optic communication
understanding of light transmission in glass fibers
country United Kingdom
employed Charles Kuen Kao
surface form: Charles K. Kao

George A. Hockham
era 20th century
field electrical engineering
fiber-optic communications
optical communications
telecommunications
industry telecommunications
knownFor early demonstration of feasibility of long-distance optical fiber communication
low-loss optical fiber research
location Harlow, Essex, England
notablePerson Charles Kuen Kao
surface form: Charles K. Kao

George A. Hockham
notableWork development of low-loss optical fiber communication concepts
pioneering research in fiber-optic communication systems
parentOrganization Standard Telephones and Cables
regionServed United Kingdom
international telecommunications industry
researchArea long-distance optical communication
optical fiber attenuation
optical fiber materials
status defunct

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Charles K. Kao employer Standard Telecommunication Laboratories