
ECSE 303 Signals and Systems 1
ECSE 423 Fundamentals of Photonics
ECSE 492 Optical Communications Lab
ECSE 515 Optical Fibre Communications
ECSE 572 Nonlinear Optics
Nonlinear optics is a critical technology for applications such as optical communications, instrumentation and biomedicine. It is the most promising approach for optical processing, by enabling a modification of the properties of a light stream by itself or by using other light streams. Originally demanding high-power lasers and long interaction lengths, nonlinear optics can now be achieved with low power light sources and small footprint devices, owing to the progress in highly nonlinear fibers and waveguides, quasi-phase-matched materials, semiconductors, photonic-crystal media, and silicon photonics.
Arabasi, Sameer (Postdoctoral)
Gorjan, Martin (Postdoctoral)
Ahmad, Raja (PhD)
AlKadry, Alaa (PhD)
Baker, Chams (PhD)
North, Thibault (PhD)
Salehiomran, Ali (PhD)
Vanier, Francis (PhD, cosupervised with Yves-Alain Peter, École Polytechnique)
Velazquez, Amado (MEng, visiting)
Yue, Hongquan (MEng)
Marek, Damian (BEng)
Chalcogenide glasses
Optical signal processing
Optical memory and signal buffering
Novel fiber laser architectures
Nonlinear optical switching
Optical performance monitoring
Highly nonlinear microwires
Microresonators
Wavelength converters
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