Research
Research areas
Photonics is the science of light; it is the technology of generating (and harnessing) light and other forms of radiant energy whose quantum unit is the photon.
The science includes light emission, transmission, deflection, amplification and detection by optical components and instruments, lasers and other light sources, fiber optics, electro-optical instrumentation, related hardware and electronics, and sophisticated systems.
The research areas covered by the CRPuO can be broadly classified as:
Foundations
- Optical physics
- Nanoscience
- Biomedicine
Solar Energy
- High efficiency photovoltaics
Broadband for all
- Agile networks
- Microwave Photonics
- Embedded photonic systems
- Emerging device technologies
Instrumenting the world
- Sensors
- Sensor networks
Research groups and laboratories
- Computational Nanophotonics Group
Lora Ramunno
- Innovation Lab of Photonics
Hanan Anis
- MWPLab: Microwave Photonics Research Laboratory
Jianping Yao
- PTLab: Photonic Technology Laboratory
Trevor J. Hall, Karin Hinzer, Henry Schriemer
- SUNLab: Solar Cells and Nanostructured Devices Laboratory
Karin Hinzer, Trevor J. Hall, Henry Schriemer
- The Berini Group
Pierre Berini
- Scaiano Group
Tito Scaiano
- Extreme Ultrafast Photonics Group
Ravi Bhardwaj - Fracture & Femtosecond Research Ottawa Group (FROG)
Arnaud Weck - JASLab, the Joint uOttawa-NRC Attosecond Science Laboratory
Paul Corkum - The Quantum Photonics Group
Robert Boyd, Jeff Lundeen, Ksenia Dolgaleva, Ebrahim Karimi - Molecular Photonics Group
Albert Stolow - Quantum Theory Group
Pawel Hawrylak - St-Gelais Lab: Micro and Nano Systems
Raphael St-Gelais - Lessard Research Group: Next Generation Materials for Next Generation Applications
Benoît Lessard - Ultrafast THz spectroscopy Group
Jean-Michel Ménard - Luican-Mayer Lab
Adina Luican-Mayer - Krich Lab
Jacob Krich - Hemmer Research Lab
Eva Hemmer - Park Lab
Jeongwon Park