We are pleased to share a new publication of our paper at Optics Express, titled “RF photonic interference mitigation system using silicon nitride ring resonator network”.
This work was conducted by Maarten as part of his master project. Congrats, Maarten, on this well-deserved achievement!
King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands visited the MESA+ Nanolab this week.
During the tour, David had the honor of shaking hands with the King and explaining our research on integrated Brillouin photonics!
We concluded our 2024 activities with a potluck dinner this week.
As is tradition in our group, we shared stories, joys from the past year, accompanied by plenty of beer and wine.
Happy New Year, everyone! Wishing you all another fruitful year in 2025!
Tarik presented our recent exciting progress on silicon nitride waveguide fabrication at the MinacNed conference in Eindhoven. This is a team effort from Tarik, Akshay, and technicians from MESA+ Nanolab. Congrats, guys!
After a long period of study, Maarten Eijkel successfully defended his Master’s thesis titled “Integrated microwave photonic technique for RF interference mitigation”, on September 30th.
In his defense, the whole group suited up to bang the drum for Maarten. Congrats, Maarten!
We had a great time at the annual MESA+ day at the Kinepolis cinema this week!
Steven and Akshay gave two well received talks, sharing our latest SBS discoveries and exciting progress in fabrication. Additionally, Tarik and Chuangchuang also did a great job with their posters, which drew a lot of attention.
Congrats to everyone for the nice presentations!
Last Friday, Prof. Cheng Wang from the City University of Hong Kong visited our lab. We showed him our lab and also the cleanroom at MESA+. Afterward, we had a fruitful discussion about our collaborations on thin-film lithium niobate.
We are excited to share our invited paper in the optomechanical photonics special issue of Optical Materials Express, titled “Brillouin nonlinearity characterizations of a high refractive index silicon oxynitride platform”.
In this paper, we explore the operating principles of an ultra-sensitive triple-intensity-modulated lock-in amplifier setup for Brillouin characterization, packed with a lot of practical experimental tips throughout.
Congrats Steven!
Prof. Michael Steel from the Macquarie University visit our lab this month. During his visit, we had a great discussion about our latest Brillouin photonics results, and he shared some really insightful feedback. Thank you for visiting us, Mike!
This week, we attended the 2024 European Conference on Integrated Optics in Aachen, Germany. We got the opportunity to present and discuss the latest progress happening in our group with four oral and three poster presentations.
Congrats all for these beautiful results!
Nonlinear Nanophotonics (NLNP) 