An article about the cofounders of Nüvü Camēras, Marie-Eve Ducharme and Olivier Daigle, as well as the technological innovations brought forth by the company was published in early 2011 in La Presse Affaires.
Nüvü Camēras cofounder Olivier Daigle was honored at the 45th conference of the Assocation for the Education of Science and Technology in Quebec to promote an interest in the pursuit of college-level studies in science among young students.
An article was published in Le Lien Multimédia in the summer of 2010 discussing Nüvü Camēras cofounders Marie-Eve Ducharme and Olivier Daigle’s efforts to start a company with the purpose of commercializing the most innovative EMCCD camera. The article further describes the major advantages of the imaging system as well as some potential applications in growing fields of study, namely biomedical research.
An insightful interview was conducted with cofounder Olivier Daigle that adequately summarizes his education and scientific background before designing the revolutionary EMCCD controller, the technology behind Nüvü Camēras.
Within a month after the creation of Nüvü Camēras, La Presse, a Montreal-based newspaper, issued a portrait recounting cofounder Olivier Daigle’s passion and motivation for designing the most sensitive EMCCD imaging system.
A mere few weeks following the foundation of Nüvü Camēras, a press release recounting the history and inspiring motivation behind cofounder Olivier Daigle’s innovative design of a novel EMCCD camera was published.
In early 2010, NSERC published an impact story describing the basic properties and potential uses of the innovative EMCCD camera designed by Olivier Daigle, Nüvü Camēras’ CTO.
Quebec City’s daily newspaper, Le Soleil, published a piece regarding the highly sensitive camera developed by Olivier Daigle, cofounder of Nüvü Camēras, born in Lévis near Quebec City.
One of Montreal’s daily newspapers, Journal Métro, published an article describing Nüvü’s promising camera.
The University of Montreal issued a press release describing the world’s most sensitive camera designed for astronomical use now commercialized by Nüvü Camēras.
