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Looking very much forward to this!

This evening, 20h (PD session 2) at #cleo2022 all about fully integrated Electro-Optic combs ! Go Isaac!

Don’t forget to register for our September workshop. Here is a picture of the location in case you need some architectural motivation

Still some places left!

Kicking of our QuantERA R&D Funders for Quantum Technologies (QT) project "uTP4Q" in a very sunny Ghent today. Our objective: building a quantum PIC using micro-transfer printing of sources, modulators and detectors quantera-utp4q.eu Photonics UGent

Really looking forward with this excellent consortium.

September is almost there. Still some places left for the workshop on combs! See below for the excellent list of speakers. Registration is 150 euro for the two days including dinner. There is also a poster session!

Still some places left!

Looking forward to meeting everyone next week in Brussels! Last minute registrations are still possible! Contact us or visit frequencycomb.be

Yes indeed!

Perspective article in ⁦APL Photonics⁩ “On-chip optical comb sources”: APL Photonics: Vol 7, No 10 aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/5.…

Great Work from Artur Hermans! Kasper Van Gasse Photonics UGent

Tom Reep of Photonics UGent shows off some nifty things you can do when you stick graphene on optical waveguides, today at IEEE Photonics Confs in Vancouver. Graphene Flagship 🇪🇺

In a few days CLEO Conference is starting. We are very proud to see that many contributions from Photonics UGent. Enjoy your time in San Jose!

An Editors’ Pick via #OPG_OMEx: Reliable micro-transfer printing method for heterogeneous integration of lithium niobate and semiconductor thin films ow.ly/kzM050P4cL1 #IntegratedPhotonics Photonics UGent

Nice work of Tom Vandekerckhove! He demonstrates in this paper a method allowing for the transfer of large pieces of thin film lithium niobate. imec Faculty of Engineering and Architecture UGent @photonicsugent

Proud to share this big collaborative effort showing scalable heterogeneous integration of a 70Gb/s lithium niobate modulator on Si and SiN platforms using micro-transfer printing, published now in APL Photonics: doi.org/10.1063/5.0150… Photonics UGent IDLab Stay tuned!

Very nice result by Tom Vanackere showing the integration of Lithium Niobate on Silicon nitride through transfer printing