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Optics & Photonics in Sweden 2017 (OPS) 18-19 October 2017
Kista, Stockholm at Electrum
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The Optics & Photonics in Sweden conference (OPS 2017) will be held on 18-19 October 2017 in Kista, Stockholm at Electrum. The conference is organised by PhotonicSweden (PS) and the Swedish Optical Society (SOS). More information: www.photonicsweden.org GENERAL CHAIR Sergei Popov (KTH) PROGRAMME COMMITTEE Joakim Bood, LTH Åsa Claesson, RISE, Acreo Swedish ICT AB Pierre-Yves Fonjallaz, PhotonicSweden Åsa Haglund, Chalmers Jörgen Kjellstrom, Aluwave AB Fredrik Laurell, KTH Mikael Lindgren, LiU Fredrik Nikolajeff, UU Ewa Orlowska, Hamamatsu AB Lars Rymell, Eclipse AB Mikael Sjödahl, LTU Lennart BM Svensson, PhotonicSweden Patryk Urban, Ericsson, IEEE Photonics Gemma Vall-Llosera, Ericsson Lech Wosinksi, KTH Hans Åhlen, Optonova AB INVITED TALKS will cover a variety of topics in Optics and Photonics, reflecting current Swedish research and development at universities, institutes and industry. KEYNOTE SPEAKERS will highlight European research and developments. A POSTER SESSION will provide an additional opportunity to display to the most recent developments and achievements. It will also give an overview of Optics and Photonics in Sweden and offer a good platform for creating new collaborations. AN EXHIBITION AND A SESSION WITH COMPANY PRESENTATIONS will be held in parallel to the technical sessions to provide industry, institutes, and associations an opportunity to display their products and services and bridge the gap between science and industry.
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION FOR POSTER PRESENTATIONS Authors are requested to submit an abstract of a half to one page (font 11, including figures and references). Contributions will be accepted for poster presentation. All authors are requested to register for the meeting separately from abstract submission. Required poster size: The posters should have a maximum size of DIN A0 (841 x 1189 mm) preferably in a portrait format (not landscape format). Pins and similar pads will be provided by the organizer. Abstracts can be sent to [email protected] Deadline for abstracts: 29 September 2017 SPONSORING OPPORTUNITIES Please contact Lennart BM Svensson if you are interested in our exhibition and sponsor opportunities: [email protected] FURTHER INFORMATION For further information please go to www.photonicsweden.org CONFERENCE VENUE Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan (KTH) Electrum, Kista Isafjordsgatan 22 164 40 Kista MATCHMAKING We will arrange a matchmaking between companies and job seekers at the conference Optics and Photonics in Sweden 2017 at Electrum, Kista. It will take place on 19th of October and interested companies can get 20 minutes slots to meet interested candidates. We have a private room where the discussions can take place and a pin board where the job seekers mark their time. If you are interested, let us know beforehand, no later than 2nd October by sending a note to Petra Bindig ([email protected]). The service is free for all participating companies and attendees. More information on the conference can be found at PhotonicSweden_OPS2017 where the full program is available.
GENERAL INFORMATION
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REGISTRATION FOR PARTICIPANTS The registration deadline for online-registration is at 20th of October. REGISTRATION FEES 3.500 kr incl. VAT Non Members 2.875 kr incl. VAT Personal Members of PhotonicSweden and/or European Optical Society (EOS) 1.500 kr incl. VAT Student Members & Pensioner Members of PhotonicSweden and/or European Optical Society (EOS) 1.500 kr incl. VAT Invited Speakers Observe that all Swedish participants must pay 25% VAT (Moms). The option without VAT is only for VAT-registered companies outside Sweden. All fees includes one person conference fee and all lunches & coffee breaks and dinner. Personal annual member fee is 350 SEK/Year and stu-dent & pensioner annual member fee is 110 SEK/Year. Personal membership includes membership in Photon-icSweden, Svenska OptikSällskapet and European Opti-cal Society.
REGISTRATION FOR EXHIBITORS The registration deadline for online-registration is at 1st
of October. EXHIBITION FEES 13.600 kr Non Members + 25% VAT (incl. one person participation fee) 11.800 kr Company Members of + 25% VAT PhotonicSweden (incl. one person participation fee) 2.300 kr additional exhibitors colleagues + 25% VAT (incl. one person participation fee) Observe that all Swedish exhibitors must pay 25% VAT (Moms). The option without VAT is only for VAT-registered companies outside Sweden. All fees includes one person conference fee and all lunches & coffee breaks and dinner. Exhibition stand will be selected based on registration order. Map of exhibi-tion floor will later be sent out to exhibitors.
REGISTRATION
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HOTELS IN KISTA
Special hotel rate for OPS-2017 at Memory Hotel in Kista Blocknumber is: 434952, available until 4 October Price for one single room is 1600 SEK/night including: VAT, free parking, breakfast buffet, WiFi Internet, streaming TV, spa with gym, sauna and cooling pool, and free transfer to nearby companies in Kista between 0730-0915.
Borgarfjordsgatan 3-5, 164 25 Kista +46 (0)8 793 07 00 | [email protected] www.memoryhotel.se StayAt Hotel Apartments Kista Torshamnsgatan 32, 164 40 Kista +46 (0)8 40 95 61 00 [email protected] stayat.se/vara-boenden/stockholm/kista-serviced-apartments Connect Hotel Kista Isafjordsgatan 7, 164 40 Kista +46 (0)8 42 00 3000 connecthotels.se/kista Scandic Victoria Tower Arne BeurlingsTorg 3, 164 40 Kista +46 (0)8 517 533 00 | [email protected] www.scandichotels.com/victoriatower Good Morning Kista Finlandsgatan 7, 164 74 Kista +46 (0)8 594 606 40 | [email protected] ligula.se/goodmorninghotels/kista Stay XtraHotel Helsingforsgatan 27-29, 164 78 Kista +46 (0)8 271 270 | [email protected] stayxtra.com ScandicKista Färögatan 9, 164 40 Kista +46 (0)8 517 388 00 | [email protected] www.scandichotels.se/hotell/sverige/stockholm/scandic-kista HOTELS IN STOCKHOLM Elite Hotel Arcadia Körsbärsvägen 1, 114 23 Stockholm +46 (0)8 566 215 00 | [email protected] Reservations +46 (0)771 788 789 www.elite.se
Best Western Time Hotel Vanadisvägen 12, 113 46 Stockholm +46 (0)8 545 473 00 | [email protected] www.timehotel.se Best Western Hotel Karlaplan Skeppargatan 82, 114 59 Stockholm +46 (0)8 31 32 20 | [email protected] www.hotelkarlaplan.se Clarion Collection Hotel Tapto Jungfrugatan 57, 115 31 Stockholm +46 (0)8 664 50 00 www.clarionhotel.com/hotel-stockholm-sweden-SE018 Scandic Park Karlavägen 43, 114 31 Stockholm +46 (0)8 517 348 00 | [email protected] www.scandichotels.com Hotel Birger Jarl Tulegatan 8, 113 53 Stockholm +46 (0)8 674 18 00 | [email protected] www.birgerjarl.com Browallshof Surbrunnsgatan 20, 113 48 Stockholm +46 (0)8 16 51 36 | [email protected] browallshof.se SOME CHEAPER OPTIONS STF Gärdet (hostel in Gärdet 30 min from KTH by foot or by underground red line, stop "Gardet") Sandhamnsgatan 59A, 11528 Stockholm +46 (0)8 463 22 99 | [email protected] www.svenskaturistforeningen.se Drotting Victorias Orlogshem (in Gamla Stan, the old town) limited number of rooms Teatergatan 3, 111 48 Stockholm +46 (0)8 611 0113 www.orlogshemmet.com Further information can be found on Stockholm visitor website
HOTEL LIST
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ZEEV ZALEVSKY Faculty of Engineering and the Nano-Technology Center, Bar-Ilan University, Israel
THE POWER OF LIGHT: FROM RESEARCH TO COMMERCIALI-ZATION IN ELECTRO-OPTICS
Prof. Zeev Zalevsky is a full professor in electro-optics at the faculty of engineering in Bar Ilan University, Ramat-Gan, Israel. His research fields focus on bio-medical imaging, super resolution, silicon photonics, optics communication and nano-photonic devices and microwave photonics. Prof. Zalevsky is the Vice Dean of engineering, the head of the electro-optics track and a director of the nano photonics center at the insti-tute of nanotechnology of Bar-Ilan University. Zeev is also the founder of several startup companies. In my talk I will present the process of entrepreneurship starting from a seed idea and passing all the long and frustrating cycle of scientific maturing and validation, prototyping, fund raising, product oriented research and development, marketing, fabrication and producti-zation until it can be distributed to the end. I will give recent examples of the importance and the impact that this process has in the field of electro-optics and men-tion various optical inventions from the last decade in which I have been involved. In my overview I will focus on the path of specific pho-tonic technologies related to my personal research ac-tivity and which will involve devices for the field of optics communication and cyber technologies, through laser based pico-projectors, three dimensional sensing technologies, ophthalmic extended depth of focus lenses for solving presbyopia and astigmatism, non-contact photonic sensor for multi-functional home-care IOT device, micro-endoscopy for minimally invasive diseases diagnosis and treatment, special spectacles to allow blind people to “see” and smart clothing involv-ing wearable photonic multi-functional bio-sensor.
MALGORZATA KUJAWINSKA Warsaw University of Technology, Poland
HOLOGRAPHIC MICROSCOPY AND TOMOGRAPHY FOR QUANTITATIVE INVESTIGA-TION OF BIOLOGICAL AND OPTICAL MICROSTRUCTURES
Malgorzata Kujawinska PhD DSc., SPIE Fellow, Full Pro-fessor of applied optics at Warsaw University of Tech-nology. Expert in full-field optical metrology and 3D imaging, image processing, automatic data analysis for metrology and multimedia, design of novel photonics measurement and display systems. Author several mon-ographs and book chapters and more than 200 papers in international scientific journals. She had been the SPIE President in 2005 and recipient of SPIE 2013 C.S. Vikram Award in Optical Metrology. She is the Past Vice-President of European Technology Platform Pho-tonics 21 (2005-2016). The principles and the state-of the-art in the field of digital holographic microscopy (DHM) and tomography (DHT) including data processing for phase retrieval and further label-free tomographic reconstruction of 3D refractive index distribution are presented. The archi-tectures of holographic tomography systems and nu-merical algorithms for both full and limited projection angle tomography are discussed. In DHM special atten-tion is given to the novel schemes of modulation of an object illumination beam, numerical focusing, aberration compensation and holographic data manipulation. In DHT new object rotation and scanning methods are considered and the solutions for minimizing the influ-ence of so-called “missing cone” problem in limited pro-jection angle tomography are presented.
Several examples of 3D refractive index reconstruction
procedures are presented for both technical
(microlenses, fiber optics and its accessories: microtips,
microbridges) and biological (cells, tissues) micro-
objects. Finally the main challenges to be still solved in
the area of DHM and DHT are discussed.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
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13:20-13:40 Vertical-cavity lasers for high-capacity optical interconnects Johan Gustavsson, Photonics Lab., Chalmers 13:40-14:00 Data center interconnect Jiajia Chen, KTH 14:00-14:20 High-Speed Optical Interconnects for Intra Datacenter Applications Oskars Ozolins, Acreo 14:20-14:40 Quantum computing, how does it work and where is it going? Stefan Kröll, Lund University
13:20-13:40 Autonomous Transport Solutions Mikael Salmén, Scania AB 13:40-14:00 Active Safety and Self-Driving Cars Per Knutsson & Matthias Burza, Autoliv AB 14:00-14:20 Disrupting automotive testing- sneak peek at Gasera ONE SHED Aleksandra Karimaa , Gasera Ltd.
14:20-14:40 MetalJet X-Ray Tube Technology very suitable for micro- and nanofocus applications Jonas Hellström, Excillum AB
08:30-10:00 Room: Glasgatan On-site registration and welcome coffee 10:00-10:15 Room: Sal A Opening Remarks Magnus Breidne (PhotonicSweden), Sergei Popov, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) 10:15-11:00 Session Chair Keynote Talk Magnus Breidne, PhotonicSweden The power of light: From research to commercialization in electro-optics Zeev Zalevsky, Faculty of Engineering and the Nano-Technology Center, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat-Gan 52900, Israel
11:00-12:00 Room: Sal A Exhibitor Presentations Session Chair Exhibitor Pitch Talks Lennart BM Svensson
13:20-14:20 Session B1 | Photonics in Transportation Session Chair: Gemma Vall-llosera, Ericsson AB
13:20-15:00 Session A1 | Photonics for communication Session Chair: Åsa Haglund, Chalmers
CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
14:40 - 15:00 Room: Glasgatan Coffee break and Poster session
Room: Sal A Room: Sal B
WEDNESDAY, 18 OCTOBER 2017
12:00-13:20 Room: Glasgatan Lunch & Poster Session
14:20-16:20 Session B2 | Photonics in Advanced Manufacturing and Applications Session Chair: Peter Stömberg, Acoem
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15:00-15:20
A rocky road to photonic integrated circuits Hoon Jang, KTH 15:20-15:40 Graphene-based metamaterials at terahertz, mid-
infrared, and optical frequencies Philippe Tassin, Chalmers 15:40-16:00 Quantum dot sources for quantum communication appli-
cations Ana Predojevic, SU 16:00-16:20 Efficient generation of polarized light from elongated III
-nitride pyramidal quantum dots Per-Olof Holtz, LiU
15:00-15:20
Advanced fiber processing with CO2 laser light Erik Böttcher, Nyfors Teknologi AB 15:20-15:40 FBG-based sensor system for measuring bedrock
movements – beneficial for industry and society Linda Sharp, Maskinteknik AB 15:40-16:00 Continous temperature measurement of liquid hot metal at SSAB Special Steels in Oxelösund using photonic. Pos-
sibilities and challenges! Bo Sundelin, SSAB 16:00-16:20 Photonics for display mask production
Tord Karlin, Mycronic AB
16:20-19:00 Room: Glasgatan Poster Session & Exhibition
19:00-22:00 Location: Puur Conference dinner
15:00-16:20
Session A2| Photonics and Advanced Materials
Session Chair: Oskars Ozolins, RISE Acreo
14:20-16:20 Session B2 | continuing Photonics in Advanced Man-ufacturing and Applications Session Chair: Peter Stömberg, Acoem
CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
Room: Sal A Room: Sal B
WEDNESDAY, 18 OCTOBER 2017
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11:00-11:20 Biomedical photonics - under the skin
Marica Ericson, Biomedical Photonics, GU
11:20-11:40 Advanced Light Microscopy support in Sweden
Hans Blom, KTH 11:40-12:00 All-fiber optofluidic devices for biotech applications Sebastian Etcheverry , Rise Acreo AB
12:00-12:20 Nanopore arrays for parallel single-molecule optical detection Jan Linnros, KTH
11:00-11:20 Industrial perspectives of graphene Gemma Vall-llosera, Ericsson AB
11:20-11:40 Algorithms and praxis for transforming data from dual optical systems into one multispectral image Katrin Strandemar , FLIR AB
11:40-12:00 High resolution IR detectors at IRnova'
Linda Höglund, IR-Nova 12:00-12:20 Eye-trackers in everyday life
Gülis Zengin Tobii AB
11:40-12:20 Session B4 | Photonics in Life Quality Session Chair: Jiajia Chen , KTH
11:00-12:20 Session A3| Photonics in Life Science Session Chair: Fredrik Laurell, KTH
12:20-13:30 Room: Glasgatan Lunch break & Poster session
08:15 Room: Glasgatan Welcome coffee 09:00-09:45 Room: Sal A Keynote Talk Holographic microscopy and tomography for quantitative investigation of biological and optical microstructures Margorzata Kujawinska, Warsaw University of Technology, Poland
CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
10:00-11:00 Room: Sal A PhotonicSweden Awards (Chair: Magnus Breidne, PhotonicSweden; Mikael Sjödahl, Luleå University of Technology)
Room: Sal A Room: Sal B
THURSDAY, 19 OCTOBER 2017
11:00-11:40 Session B3 | continuing Photonics in Advanced Manufacturing and Applications Session Chair: Staffan Tjörnhammar, KTH
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13:30-13:50 The Aurora Borealis over Svalbard Pål Gunnar Ellingsen, University Centre of Svalbard (UNIS) 13:50-14:10 Gravitational wave detection – A way to win the Nobel prize Valdas Pasiskevicius, KTH 14:10-14:30 The Scheimpflug lidar method Mikkel Brydegaard, LTH 14:30-14:50 FRAME – femtosecond videography for atomic and mo-lecular dynamics Elias Kristensson, Lunds Tekniska Högskola
13:30-13:50
All-sputtered thin film Cu(In,Ga)Se2-based solar cells Esko Niemi, Midsummer 13:50-14:10
Nanoplasmonic sensing of batteries David Johansson, Insplorion AB
14:10-14:30 Spinverse - Building European Innovation Ecosystems – with example of successful Photonics multi-partner EU
projects Thorbjörn (TOBY) Ebefors, Spinverse AB
14:50-15:10 Room: Sal A Closing Remarks & Farewell Magnus Breidne (PhotonicSweden), Sergei Popov, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH)
15:10 Lab Visits
Option I: | Option II: | Option III: Swerea KIMAB | Electrum Laboratory | KTH-Electrum | | Material and Nano Physics
13:30-14:30 Session B5 | Photonics in Energy and environment Session Chair: Pierre-Yves Fonjallaz, PhotonicSweden
13:30-14:50 Session A4 | Photonics in environmental technology Session Chair: Joakim Bood, Lund University
CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
Room: Sal A Room: Sal B
THURSDAY, 19 OCTOBER 2017
14:10-14:30 Session B6|Funding Opportunities Session Chair: Pierre-Yves Fonjallaz, PhotonicSweden
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Cascaded soliton self-compression and mid-infrared supercontinuum generation in (2) structured KTP and KTA Anne-Lise Viotti, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Wooden photonics laser is the first Elena Vasileva, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Parallel DNA Sensing on Silicon Nanopore Array: the Role of Thermophoresis Miao Zhang, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Modal Phase Matching in Nanostructured Zincblende Semiconductors for Second-Harmonic Generation Eleonora De Luca, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Emission and absorption properties of single silicon nanocrystals for photovoltaics and nanophotonics applications Federico Pevere,, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Continuously Tunable Dispersion in an All-polarization maintaining Er-doped Fiber Laser Mode-locked by a Graphene Saturable Absorber Robert Lindberg, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Processing of semiconductor core fibers with CO2 la-ser beam irradiation Taras Oriekhov, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Lateral and Vertical Structures of Hybrid Plasmonic Devices for Optical Communication and Sensing Xu Sun, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Two-photon interference from two blinking quantum emitters Katarina Stensson, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Stimulated Raman scattering in an optofluidic fiber component Kiana Malmir, RISE Acreo AB Strain measurement using fibre Bragg grating embed-ded in flexible 3d printed structure Pawel Maniewski, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Electrical field measurements with poled optical fibers Joao Pereira, RISE Acreo AB
Development of periodically poled PE and APE wave-guides in LiNbO3 for quantum communication Cristine Calil Kores, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Fabrication of smooth GaN nanomembranes for de-vice integration by electrochemical etching Michael Bergmann, Chalmers University of Technology Optical characterization of Corrugated Epitaxial Lat-eral Overgrowth of InP on Si heterojunction Giriprasanth Omanakuttan, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Micro-focusing of broadband high-order harmonic radiation by a double toroidal mirror Helene Coudert-Alteirac, Lund University Optical Properties of Dielectric Nanoantenna Arrays Dennis Visser, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Direct Printing of Structured TiO2 Optical Coatings Ding Yuan Chen, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Optical characterization: laser interferometry & spectroscopic ellipsometry Tao Sun, Linköping University 4 Gbps PAM-4 and DMT Free Space Transmission us-ing a 4.65-μm Quantum Cascaded Laser at Room Temperature Xiaodan Pang, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Using VUV photons to determine quantum yields of photoinduced reactions in the atmosphere Oliver Schalk, Stockholm University Mach-Zehnder interferometric waveguide switch com-prising glass forming electro-optic polymer
Edgars Nitiss, University of Latvia
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
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OPTION I Lab visit at Swerea KIMAB “Analytical process monitoring”
Swerea KIMAB’s “analytical process monitoring” lab is devot-ed to the development of optical and acoustic techniques for on-line material characterization in industrial processes, aiming at improving product quality, production yield and resource efficiency. Among other techniques, our latest prototypes of laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) and laser ultra-sonics (LUS) will be presented and results from successful field trials will be discussed. LUS is a contact-free technique that enables the measurement of mechanical and microstructural properties continuously. Ultrasounds are generated in a target sample by using a laser pulse, propagate in the material and are detected by using another laser beam. The detection of bulk defect (cracks, pores), the measurement of microstructures (grain size, phase constitution and crystallographic texture) as well as thickness gauging are performed instantaneously by analyzing attenuation, reflection and velocity of acoustic waves. LIBS is an atomic-emission spectroscopy technique that enables rapid chemical analysis of a wide range of materials. The major strength of the LIBS technique is its ability to per-
form fast and remote chemical analysis to determine the ele-mental composition of samples under test without any sample preparation. The LIBS technology relies on focusing short, high-energy laser pulses onto the surface of a target sample to generate a plasma consisting of small amounts of ablated material, and analyzing the emitted spectra. www.swerea.se/en/test-demo/analytical-process-monitoring
OPTION II Lab visit at Electrum Laboratory
Electrum Laboratory and Albanova Nanofabrication Facility are the two laboratories operated within the KTH node of Myfab – the Swedish research infrastructure for micro- and nanofabrication. In Kista the Electrum Laboratory with a 1300 m2 clean room area and 1500 m2 additional laboratories is outstanding for fabrication and characterization in the nano and micro scale, supporting the whole chain from education, research and development, to prototyping and production.
The Electrum Laboratory and Albanova Nanofabrication Facil-ity maintain a multitude of capabilities covering most aspects of nano and microtechnology. In our flexible facilities both single samples and batches are equally welcome. We handle separate process steps to full sequences in fabrication and characterization. We offer access to sophisticated software for calculation and simulation. Our personnel are available to help you to master the wide world of nano and microtechnolo-gy. Some of our tools and processes are well suited for, and in some cases only accessible through remote processing, where you simply place an order with the information and material we need to deliver according to your specifications. At Electrum Laboratory we maintain full process lines for Sili-con CMOS, MEMS and compound semiconductors, including GaAs, InP and SiC. We also offer access to a wide variety of techniques for characterization of materials and devices. At Albanova Nanofabrication Facility you find Nanometer scale patterning and metrology for a wide variety of materi-als and substrate sizes. www.electrumlaboratoriet.se/Myfab.aspx
OPTION III Lab visit at KTH-Electrum – Material and Nano Physics
Optics and photonics have contributed, and will still contribute critically to the modern information society due to the high transmission speed and the abundant spectral bandwidth of light. We conduct research and education over topics ranging from basic physical investigation of emerging optical materials (including plasmonic materials, novel polymers, and metamate-rials), to semiconductor optics, silicon photonics, and optical communication, towards applications like lighting, detectors, spectroscopy, sensors, high-speed photonic circuits, and even solar-energy harvesting. We study, discover, and refine properties of nanofabricated materials that can potentially advance frontier of modern technologies. Our investigation concerns electronic, optical, optoelectronic, magnetic, phononic, thermal effects in such en-gineered materials, with a spatial resolution down to atomic level and a temporal resolution down to femtoseconds. Optics and Photonics
Semiconductor optics
Near-field optics
Plasmonics and metamaterials
Electro-optic polymer
Silicon- and plasmonics-based photonic integration www.aphys.kth.se/se/groups/2.44107
LAB VISITS
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