Beyond high-performance computing (HPC) & data centers, Photonics technology is now ready to addresses also application in Consumer Electronics, Industrial, Automotive & Transportation, Smart city, Cybersecurity, Food & Beverage, and Medical Care. Optical sensors are well known for accuracy, sensitivity, selectivity, versatility, and speed of acquisition. Thanks to the development of integrated photonics, next generation of optical sensors will also improve compactness, lightweight, and low consumption.
During this webinar, after a glimpse of future prospects, Nanoelec speakers will share their latest results & performance obtained in integrated photonics technology: 300mm R&D and industrial fab, ultra-low loss waveguide, multi wavelength layer engineering with several waveguide materials (Si, Si3N4, SiGe, …), III-V material engineering and laser source integration, advanced electronic design automation tools and wafer-level testing.
Facilitator: Christophe Kopp, Director fo the Photonics on Si program at Nanoelec
· Ultra-low loss silicon waveguides in a mature photonics technology, by Erwine Pargon & Quentin Wilmart
· Integrated laser source technology, by Thierry Baron & Bertrand Szelag
· Photonic applications, by Eléonore Hardy & François Simoens
Christophe Kopp is director of the Nanoelec program dedicated to Integrated Photonics on silicium. His researches have then been focused on integrated optics technology with the development of the CEA-Leti silicon photonics platform. In this field, he is author or co-author of more than 100 papers in scientific journals and international conference proceedings, two scientific books, and more than 30 patents. Since 2018, he is at the head of the section of new photonic applications.
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