TOM1- Silicon Photonics and integrated optics
Chairs
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Graham Reed |
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Pavel Cheben National Research Council Canada (CN) |
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Lorenzo Pavesi |
Synopsis
The focus of this topical meeting is to explore new trends and applications, particularly, in the field of silicon photonics, but also in guided-wave optics and related areas. The applications range from devices for data centre applications to mid-infrared (MIR) sensing. New developments based on waveguide devices, enhanced light-matter interactions, or energy-efficient photonics materials are particularly welcome.
Topics
• Design, simulation, modelling and fabrication of optical interconnects
• Optical on chip routing architectures and technologies and related design concepts for high speed
• Low power photonic integrated circuits (PICs)
• CMOS-compatible optical sources and detectors
• Optimization of light emission and absorption for data processing using materials such as SiGe, SiN, TaO5, III/IVs, etc.
• Advanced monolithic and hybrid processing techniques for the fabrication of photonic structures
• Devices and strategies for the advancement of PICs in silicon and other materials, including advances in testing and packaging
Program Committee
Inigo Molina Fernandez, University of Malaga (ES)
Laurent Vivien, Université Paris Saclay (FR)
Hon-Ki Tsang, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (HK)
Hong Wang, NTU, Singapore (SG)
Milan Milosevic, University of Southampton (UK)
Andrew Knights, McMaster University (CA)
Jason Png, A*Star (SG)
Invited Speakers
Yasuhiko Arakawa (Keynote)
University of Tokyo (JP)
Title: Quantum-dot single photon sources
Lionel Kimerling (Keynote)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT (US)
Title: Silicon photonics technology elements and the roadmap to implementation
Joan Ramirez
Nokia Bell Labs (FR)
Title: The heterogeneous III-V/Si photonic platform: Challenges and opportunities
Robert Halir
University of Malaga (ES)
Title: Integrated optical metamaterials: fundamentals and novel applications
Claudio Otón
Scuola Superiore Santa Anna (IT)
Title: Phase-based sensing devices on chip
Iain Crowe
University of Manchester (UK)
Title: Silicon photonics for on-chip spectroscopy and sensing applications
Pierre Berini
University of Ottawa (CA)
Title: Plasmonic optoelectronic devices and metasurfaces
Valerio Vitali
University of Pavia (IT)
Title: Broadband Wavelength Conversion in Si-rich Silicon Nitride Waveguides Based on Intermodal Four-Wave Mixing