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JOIN US AT THE QUEBEC CITY CONVENTION CENTREMAY 21 - 23, 2019

21ST PHOTONICS NORTHCONFERENCE

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CONFERENCE PROGRAM

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PN 2019 - Program at a glance

Tuesday, May 21, 2019

08:30 - 10:25 Theory Design(S1 P.18) 2000A

Quantum (S1 P.19) 2101

Nonlinear (S1 P.20) 2104AB

Biophotonics (S1 P.21) 207

10:25 - 10:55 Coffee Break - Hall 2000





12:00 - 13:00 Lunch Break - On your own

13:00 - 13:15 Opening Welcome 2000A

13:15 - 14:15 Plenary Lecture - Robert W. Boyd, University of Ottawa, Canada2000A

14:15 - 14:30 Short transition Break - Hall 2000




High Power (S1 P.26) 207

15:50 - 16:20 Coffee Break - Hall 2000





18:30 - 20:00 Welcome Evening & CocktailEspace Urbain

Wednesday, May 22, 2019

08:30 - 10:30 Quantum(S5 P.31) 2000A

Material (S1 P.32) 2101

Optical (S1 P.33) 2104AB


Lumerical 306B

10:30 - 11:00 Coffee Break & Exhibition Hall Visit - 2000BCD

11:00 - 12:00 Plenary Lecture - Peter Winzer, Nokia Bell Labs, USA2000A

12:00 - 13:00 Lunch Break & Exhibition Hall Visit - 2000BCD12:00 - 13:00 INO Industry Recruitment Lunch - 306A


Nonlinear (S5 P.36) 2101



Entrepreneurship (S1 P.39) 2000B



Nonlinear (S6 P.41) 2101



Entrepreneurship (S2 P.44) 2000B


16:00 - 17:30 AGA Optonique - 2000BFor members only

17:00 - 20:00 Poster session & COPL 30th Anniversary Cocktail (P.60) 2000BCD

Thursday, May 23, 2019


Nonlinear(S7 P.46) 2101

Green(S1 P.47) 2104AB

Biophotonics(S4 P.48) 207

Quantum(S6 P.49) 2000B


11:00 - 12:00 High Power(S5 P.50) 2000A

Materials(S2 P.50) 2101

Optical(S4 P.51) 2104AB

Biophotonics(S5 P.51) 207

12:00 - 13:15 Lunch Break & Exhibition Hall Visit - 2000BCD

13:15 - 14:15Special Nobel Talk Session presented by COPL and INO

Donna Strickland, University of Waterloo, Canada 2000A

14:15 - 14:30 Short transition Break - 2000BCD




High Power(S6 P.53) 207

COPL(S1 P.54) 306B

15:35 - 16:00 Coffee Break and PN Awards Session - 2000BCD




Optical(S5 P.58) 207

COPL(S2 P.59) 306B

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ETOP 2019 - Program at a glance

Tuesday, May 21, 2019

09:00 - 14:00 RegistrationHall 2000

14:00 - 16:30 Visit of COPL at Université LavalRegistration required at badge pick-up

16:30 - 18:30 Free time

18:30 - 20:00 Welcome receptionEspace Urbain

Wednesday, May 22, 2019

09:00 - 10:30

Training using specialized software

and platforms as practical toolsNew technologies

308A

Education through

publication and research

Higher education308B

10:00 IDL Workshop with highschool

students

309AB10:30 - 11:00 Coffee break (2000BCD)

11:00 - 12:00Industry Student Lunch

Training using specialized software

and platforms as practical toolsNew technologies

308A

Education through

publication and research


12:00 - 13:00 Lunch (2000BCD)

13:00 - 14:30 Meet, learn and share - A multidisciplinary get-together309AB


14:30 - 17:00

Training the trainer in OPTIK:

Outreach for profressionals who teach in informal

environments and K-12 schools (McKee, Posner)

Registration required 307A

Optics and photonics

education in diverse, remote or unpriviledged

communities Softskills:enhancing

technical trainingSpecial topic-Challenges

307B

AR/VR for optics and photonics

education

Online classroom and remote learning

New technologies308A

Curriculun development and

improvement


17:00 - 18:30 Poster session & Cocktail 2000BCD

18:30 - 23:15 Conference Banquet at the Sugar Shack

Thursday, May 23, 2019

09:00 - 10:30

Using digital technologies in

the teaching and learning of STEM - Ten innovative things that work in active learning classrooms (Whit-

taker)Registration required

307A

Hands-on experiments and demonstrations

for young audiences

K12 Outreach307B

Optics andphotonics

curriculum andprograms

Industry and education308A

Laboratory curriculum and experiments for

hands-on training


10:30 - 12:00Diversity, inclusion and equity activity

Leslie A. Rusch309AB

12:00 - 13:15 Lunch (2000BCD)

13:15 - 14:15Special Nobel Talk Session presented by COPL and INO

Donna Strickland, University of Waterloo, Canada2000A


14:15 - 14:30 Coffee break (2000BCD)

14:30 - 16:30

Problem-based learning - Enhanc-ing learning in the

STEM classroom (Donnelly, Massa)

Registration required307A

Optics in natue and in our sur-

roundings

Art and photonics

Special Topic-Nature and art307B

Industry and aca-demia interaction in

education

In-company training and internships

Lindustry and education308A

Laboratory curriculum and experiments for

hands-on training


16:30 - 18:00 Training photonics experts for industry roles - Panel and cocktail309AB

18:00 - 19:00 Free time

19:00 - 23:30 Special activity at WendakeTickets required

Friday, May 24, 2019

09:00 - 10:30

How to teach optical design

software - Getting your students

started (Bentley)


Program evaluation

K12 Outreach307B

Problem-, project- and case-based

learning

Pedagogical models308A

Development and multidisciplinary

training programs


10:30 - 11:00 Coffee break (Hall 310)

11:00 - 12:00

How to teach optical design

software - Getting your students

started (Bentley)


K12 oeducation and outreach

initiatives

K12 outreach307B

Novel models and methods for

photonics education

Pedagogical models308A

Light sources and radiometry in

education



Table of ContentsPN 2019 - Program at a glance .........................................................................2

ETOP 2019 - Program at a glance .....................................................................4

Organizing Committee .....................................................................................9

Welcoming message ...................................................................................... 10

General Information ....................................................................................... 11

Social Events ................................................................................................. 12

Special program - Photonics Technology Entrepreneurship and Innovation ......... 13

Special program - COPL 30th Anniversary Session ........................................... 14

Oral Presentations ......................................................................................... 18

Poster Presentations .......................................................................................60

Exhibition ......................................................................................................70

Partners and Exhibitors ................................................................................... 71

Index of Authors ............................................................................................80

Notes ............................................................................................................ 94

Meeting rooms Floor Layout ...........................................................................99

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Organizing CommitteeConference Co ChairsRéal ValléeCOPL / Université Laval, Québec, Canada

André FougèresINO, Québec, Canada

Scientific Program Co-ChairsJose AzanaINRS - Institut national de la recherche scientifique, Canada

Ebrahim KarimiDepartment of Physics and Max Planck Centre for Extreme and Quantum Photonics,University of Ottawa, Canada

Support CommitteeRobert CorriveauCPIC, Québec, Canada

Kexing LiuMira Connections, Ottawa, Canada

Organizing PartnersRobert CorriveauCPIC, Québec, Canada

Marie-Christine FerlandOptonique, Québec/Montréal, Canada

André FougèresINO, Québec, Canada

Réal ValléeCOPL / Université Laval, Québec, Canada

George A. LampropoulosPhotonics North, Toronto, Canada

Logistic ConferiumConferences. Events. Services.


Welcoming messageOn behalf of the Organizing Committee of the 2019 Photonics North Conference, we welcome you to this year’s event in beautiful Quebec City. Since the turn of the century, Quebec City has evolved into an innovative hub in the field of photonics thanks to major research centres and an energetic cluster of over one hundred companies. Together they provide employment to nearly 6000 people. We truly hope that you will take advantage of Photonics North’s networking opportunities to get better acquainted with the rich variety of expertise and world-class research that can be found in our region.

The conference aims at closing the gap between theory and applications and strives to move university research closer to industrial priorities. We are pleased to have on hand leading researchers to share the outcome of their work as well as exhibitors from industry to present the products and services that confirm Canada’s leadership on world markets.

We are also delighted to be joined by students who have wisely chosen photonics as their career path. We invite them to seize the opportunity to develop valuable linkages with the Canadian photonics community while at the conference.

We are privileged to welcome Professor Donna Strickland to this year’s edition of Photonics North. Over the years, she has been a loyal participant and a true contributor to this conference. It will indeed be a great honour to welcome her back now as a Nobel Prize laureate. We are sure that you are very much looking forward to her keynote address.

Finally, we wish to convey our gratitude to José Azaña and Ebrahim Karimi who have yet again done an outstanding job with the program as Scientific Co-Chairs. Thank you also to the Support Committee and Organizing Partners who have made Photonics North 2019 possible.

Enjoy the conference.

André Fougères, INO Réal Vallée, Centre for Optics, Photonics and Lasers

Conference Co-Chairs


General InformationVenueQuebec City Convention Centre900, Honoré-MercierQuébec QC

Parking There are many underground parking spaces close to the Centre. More specifically, Marie-Guyart complex, Place Québec, Delta Hotel and finally in the Place D’Youville parking lot all linked by underground connections. These lots operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

registration All participants should register at registration desk and take relevant certificates, materials and invoice. The registration desk is located in Hall 2000 and it will be open at the Conference venue:

Tuesday, May 21 07:00 - 19:00Wednesday, May 22 07:30 - 18:00Thursday, May 23 08:00 - 16:00

exhibition hall Wednesday, May 22 10:00 - 20:00Thursday, May 23 10:00 - 16:00

name badge Please wear your name badge at all times. This will ensure your access to the conference rooms and Exhibition Hall.

CertifCate of attendanCe An official Certificate of Attendance will be provided. If you need it, come to ask for it at the Registration Desk.

internet aCCess / mobile Phone Free internet facilities are available to all pariticpants in the Conference Venue. During the meetings, please turn off your mobile.

disClaimerThe Photonics North 2019 secretariat and organizers cannot assume liability for personal accidents, loss of or damage to private property of participants, and accompagnying persons, either during or directly arising from the Photonics North 2019 Conference. Participants should make their own arrangement with respect to health and travel insurance.

seCurity & safety Please do not leave bags and luggage unattended at any time, whether inside or outside session rooms.

sPeaker ready deskAll speakers are required to check in at the Speaker Ready Desk to upload their presentation at least 1 hour prior to the start of their session. The staff will be available to answer your questions and to help you upload your presentation from your USB memory stick.


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ino industry reCruitment lunChWednesday May 22, from 12:00 to 13:00Room 306AINO is proud to support this special recruitment activity! This luncheon will give you the opportunity to make valuable connections with industry professionals and peers. Don’t miss this opportunity to put your networking skills to good use. Registration mandatory.

oPtonique general assemblyWednesday May 22, from 16:00 to 17:30Room 2000BFor members only

Poster sessionWednesday, May 22, from 17:00 to 18:30Room 2000BCDA special time to visit our exhibitors and network with the poster presenters. Poster session provide an opportunity for informal, intercative presentations and discussions.

CoPl 30th anniVersary CoCktail Wednesday May 22, from 17:00 to 20:00Room 2000BCD The Photonics North cocktail reception on Wednesday, May 22nd will take on a special significance this year as we mark the 30th anniversary of the Centre for Optics, Photonics and Lasers (COPL). Founded in 1989 at Université Laval, the COPL has grown into a research and training network currently comprised of 42 PI’s and over 350 graduate students across the province of Quebec. You are cordially invited to join COPL members and partners in this celebration of three decades of outstanding achievements for the benefit of Canada’s optics-photonics community.

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Thursday, May 23 from 15:35 to 16:00Room 2000BCD


PHOTONICS TECHNOLOGY ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION

SPECIAL PROGRAMWEDNESDAY MAY 22, 2019

FROM 13:00-17:30ROOM 2000B

13:00 – 13:20 SPIE 2019 Photonics Industry Update Stephen G. Anderson, SPIE

13:20 – 13:50 Quebec’s Photonics Industry Market Marie-Christine Ferland, General Manager, Optonique

13:50 – 14:05 International commercialization strategies of photonics technbologies: comparison beewtenn startups and established firms Veilleux, S., Haskell, N., Béliveau, D., U. Laval

14:05 – 14:30 INO: Business Model & Exemple Realizations Hubert Jérominek, INO

14:30 – 14:45 Innovation Management in Laser Research Tobias Frenzel, Ostfalia University of Applied Sciences

14:45 – 15:00 On-chip Fourier-transform spectrometers for gas detection and compressed sensing Hugh Podmore, Honeywell Aerospace

15:00 – 15:15 Coffee Break

15:15 – 15:40 Building an IP culture Reno Lessard, Norton Rose Fulbright Canada

15:40 – 16:00 Broadband Characteristics of the Arsenic Sulfide Fiber Couplers made by FBT method Boris Stepanov, ICHPS RAS

16:00 – 16:15 AGA Optonique - Welcoming Words

16:15 – 17:30 AGA Optonique


COPL 30TH ANNIVERSARY SESSION

SPECIAL PROGRAMWEDNESDAY MAY 23, 2019

FROM 14:30-17:30ROOM 306B

Session Chair: Réal Vallée, Université Laval

The Centre for Optics, Photonics and Lasers (COPL) is pleased to invite Photonics North participants to a special session marking their 30th anniversary. COPL researchers Younès Messaddeq (photonic materials), François Légaré (ultrafast laser science), Denis Seletskiy (non-linear photonics), Daniel Côté (biophotonics) and José Azaña (optical communications) will be presenting talks showcasing the exceptional quality of research and training offered by the strategic cluster. The session will run from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm, on May 23rd, in room 306B.


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Oral Presentations

Tuesday May 21, 2019

PHOTONIC THEORY DESIGN AND SIMULATIONS - 1

SALLE: 2000 AChair: Andrew Knights, McMaster University, Canada 8:30-8:45 TD-1-21-1 / A VERILOG-A BASED VCSEL MODEL FOR NEXT GENERATION HIGH-SPEED INTERCONNECTS Shanglin Li, McGill University, Canada Mohammadreza Sanadgol Nezami, Bilal Bourouf, David Rolston, Odile Liboiron-Ladouceur 8:45-9:10 TD-1-21-2 / OPTICAL ACCESS SOLUTIONS FOR FUTURE WIRELESS SYSTEMS Paulo Monteiro, UA/IT, Portugal Alimi Ajewale, Fernando Guiomar, Akeem Mufutau, Atílio Gameiro 9:10-9:35 TD-1-21-3 / HIGH-PERFORMANCE SURFACE GRATING COUPLERS AND SPECTRAL FILTERS BASED ON SUBWAVELENGTH SI ENGINEERING Carlos Alonso-Ramos, Centre for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, France Dorian Oser, Daniel Benedikovic, Xavier Le Roux, Elena Duran Valdeiglesias, Vladyslav Vakarin, Delphine Marris-Morini, Eric Cassan, Laurent Vivien, Florent Mazeas, Olivier Alibart, Laurent Labonte, Sebastien Tanzilli, Diego Perez-Galacho, Frederic Boeuf, Pavel Cheben 9:35-10:00 TD-1-21-4 / HALF-ETCH SLOT WAVEGUIDES: AN EMERGING PLATFORM FOR INTRODUCING NEW MATERIALS AND FUNCTIONALITIES IN SILICON PHOTONICS R. Orobtchouk, University of Lyon, France A. Belarouci, B. Vilquin, P. Rojo Romeo 10:00-10:25 TD-1-21-5 / INTEGRATED OPTICAL PHASED ARRAYS: ARCHITECTURES AND APPLICATIONS Jelena Notaros, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States Christopher Poulton, Manan Raval, Milica Notaros, Nanxi Li, Matthew Byrd, Zhan Su, Emir Salih Magden, Erman Timurdogan, Michael Watts

May 21


QUANTUM LIGHT-MATTER INTERACTIONS: SENSING, COMMUNICATIONS, AND INFORMATION PROCESSING - 1

SALLE: 2101Chair: Connor Kupchak, University of Ottawa, Canada 8:30-8:45 QUANTUM-1-21-1 / DISCRETE-TIME QUANTUM WALKS ON TWO DIMENSIONAL TOPOLOGIES Farshad Nejadsattari, University of Ottawa, Canada Alicia Sit, Yingwen Zhang, Hugo Larocque, Eliahu Cohen, Ebrahim Karimi 8:45-9:00 QUANTUM-1-21-2 / THEORY OF PARAMETRIC DOWN-CONVERSION AS AN ABSOLUTE STANDARD FOR RADIOMETRY Samuel Lemieux, University of Ottawa, Canada Enno Giese, Robert Boyd 9:00-9:15 QUANTUM-1-21-3 / NONLOCAL QUANTUM ERASURE OF PHASE OBJECTS Yingwen Zhang, National Research Council, Canada Lu Gao, Eliahu Cohen, Avshalom Elitzur, Ebrahim Karimi 9:15-9:30 QUANTUM-1-21-4 / REVEALING PHOTON-MATTER ENTANGLEMENT IN SPONTANEOUS RAMAN SCATTERINGW Kai Shinbrough, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States Yanting Teng, Bin Fang, Virginia O. Lorenz, Offir Cohen 9:30-9:45 QUANTUM-1-21-5 / OPTICAL D-LEVEL FREQUENCY-TIME-BASED CLUSTER STATES Piotr Roztocki, INRS-EMT, Canada Christian Reimer, Stefania Sciara, Mehedi Islam, Luis Romero Cortés, Yanbing Zhang, Bennet Fischer, Sébastien Loranger, Raman Kashyap, Alfonso Cino, Sai T. Chu, Brent E. Little, David J. Moss, Lucia Caspani, William J. Munro, José Azaña, Michael Kues, Roberto Morandotti 9:45-10:00 QUANTUM-1-21-6 / COMPACT TIME-ENTANGLED PHOTON PAIR SOURCES fOR BIPARTITE AND MULTIPARTITE APPLICATIONS Pascal Lefebvre, Quantum Cloud Lab, Canada Qiang Zhou, Raju Valivarthi, Lee Oesterling, Wolfgang Tittel, Daniel Oblak 10:00-10:25 QUANTUM-1-21-7 / PROTOTYPING A MAGNETOMETER BASED ON ENSEMBLES OF NITROGEN-VACANCY CENTERS IN DIAMOND David Roy-Guay, Institut quantique and Département de génie électrique et informatique, Université de Sherbroke, Canada Olivier Bernard, Vincent Halde, Louis Haeberlé, Denis Morris, Michel Pioro- Ladrière, Réjean Fontaine

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NONLINEAR OPTICS, NANOPHOTONICS AND PLASMONICS - 1

SALLE: 2104 ABChair: Riccardo Piccoli, INRS-EMT, Canada 8:30-8:55 NONLINEAR-1-21-1 / BARIUM TITANATE-ON-INSULATOR OPTOELECTRONICS Aaron Danner, National University of Singapore, Singapore Yu Cao, Shawn Yohanes Siew, Yan Liu, Dongyang Wan, Sonu Devi, Eric Jun Hao Cheung, Siew Li Tan, Manohar Lal, T. Venky Venkatesan 8:55-9:20 NONLINEAR-1-21-2 / SUBWAVELENGTH SILICON NANOPHOTONICS Jens Schmid, National Research Council Canada, Canada Pavel Cheben, Daniele Melati, Dan-Xia Xu, Siegfried Janz, Jean Lapointe, Mohsen Kamandar Dezfouli, Ross Cheriton, Shurui Wang, Martin Vachon, Robert Halir, Alejandro Ortega-Monux, Gonzalo Wanguemert-Perez, Inigo Molina-Fernandez, Alejandro Sanchez-Postigo, Daniel Pereira-Martin, Jiri Ctyroky 9:20-9:45 NONLINEAR-1-21-3 / APPLICATIONS OF SEMICONDUCTOR-BASED METASURFACES Patrice Genevet, CNRS, France 9:45-10:00 NONLINEAR-1-21-4 / QUADRUPOLAR HUYGENS’ METASURFACES FOR FULL- PHASE COVERAGE HOLOGRAMS Aso Rahimzadegan, KIT, Germany David Dams, Achim Groner, Dennis Arslan, Isabelle staude, Thomas Pertsch, Ivan Fernandez-Corbaton, Carsten Rockstuhl 10:00-10:25 NONLINEAR-1-21-5 / THE ART OF TRAPPING LIGHT IN ROUND(ISH) OBJECTS Pablo Bianucci, Concordia University, Canada Tabassom Hamidfar, Kathleen McGarvey-Lechable, Mathieu Couillard, Hamza Khattak, Aaron Slepkov

May 21


BIOPHOTONICS - 1

SALLE: 207Chair: Virginijus Barzda, University of Toronto, Canada 8:30-8:45 BIO-1-21-1 / MULTIMODAL CARS IMAGING OF BLOOD CELLS Olivia Raiche-Tanner, Carleton University, Canada Harry Allen, Mary-Elizabeth Sheridan, Edana Cassol, Vinita Chauhan, Sangeeta Murugkar 8:45-9:00 BIO-1-21-2 / ALL NORMAL DISPERSION NONLINEAR FIBER SOURCE FOR HYPERSPECTRAL STIMULATED RAMAN SCATTERING MICROSCOPY Pedram Abdolghader, University of Ottawa / National Research Council Canada, Canada Adrian .F Pegoraro, Nicolas Y. Joly, Andrew Ridsdale, Rune Lausten, Albert Stolow 9:00-9:15 BIO-1-21-3 / DIFFERENCES BETWEEN FOETAL AND ADULT MENISCUS AND CARTILAGE REVEALED BY POLARIZATION SECOND HARMONIC GENERATION MICROSCOPY Maxime Pinsard, INRS-EMT, Canada Hélène Richard, Julia Dubuc, Sheila Laverty, Marie-Claire Schanne-Klein, François Légaré 9:15-9:30 BIO-1-21-4 / HUMAN CARDIAC TISSUE COLLAGEN POLARITY REVEALED USING POLARIMETRIC SECOND-HARMONIC GENERATION MICROSCOPY Kamdin Mirsanaye, University of Toronto, Canada Ahmad Golaraei, Fayez Habach, Edvardas Zurauskas, Jonas Venius, Ricardas Rotomskis, Virginijus Barzda 9:30-9:45 BIO-1-21-5 / REMOVING ARTIFACTS IN SECOND HARMONIC GENERATION IMAGING BY INTERFEROMETRY Maxime Pinsard, INRS-EMT, Canada Margaux Schmeltz, Jarno N. Van Der Kolk, Kessen Patten, Lora Ramunno, Marie-Claire Schanne-Klein, François Légaré 9:45-10:00 BIO-1-21-6 / CHIRALITY OF COLLAGEN IN BIOLOGICAL TISSUES Ahmad Golaraei, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, Canada Lukas Kontenis, Kamdin Mirsanaye, Margarete Akens, Brian Wilson, Virginijus Barzda 10:00-10:25 BIO-1-21-7 / PHOTOSYNTHETIC PIGMENTS AND PROTEIN COMPLEXES AS DYES FOR THIRD HARMONIC GENERATION MICROSCOPY Danielle Tokarz, Saint Mary’s University, Canada Katherine Purvis, Kennedy Brittain, Ariana Joseph, Richard Cisek

May

21



SALLE: 2000 AChair: Inigo Molina Fernandez, ETSI Telecomunicacion, Malaga University, Spain 10:55-11:20 TD-2-21-1 / MICROBUBBLE RESONATORS AS EFFICIENT PHOXONIC ENHANCEMENT PLATFORMS Silvia Soria, CNR-IFAC, Italy 11:20-11:45 TD-2-21-2 / MACHINE LEARNING GUIDED DESIGN AND OPTIMIZATION IN INTEGRATED PHOTONICS Mohsen Kamandar Dezfouli, National Research Council Canada, Canada Yuri Grinberg, Daniele Melati, Pavel Cheben, Jens Schmid, Siegfried Janz, Dan-Xia Xu 11:45-12:00 TD-2-21-3 / ULTRA-BROADBAND SUB-WAVELENGTH GRATING COUPLER WITH VERY LOW BACK REFLECTION Amar Kumar, McGill University, Canada


SALLE: 2101Chair: Benjamin Sussman, National Research Council, Canada 10:55-11:20 QUANTUM-2-21-1 / QUANTUM OPTICS APPROACHES FOR QUANTUM NETWORKS AND OTHER APPLICATIONS Christoph Simon, University of Calgary, Canada 11:20-12:00 QUANTUM-2-21-2 / PHOTONIC QUANTUM NETWORKS Ian A. Walmsley, Imperial College, London, UK

May 21



SALLE: 2104 ABChair: Riccardo Piccoli, INRS-EMT, Canada 10:55-11:20 NONLINEAR-2-21-1 / HYBRID LIGHT-MATTER STATES EMPLOYING “BROAD ABSORPTION” MATERIALS Andrea Toma, Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, Italy H. Wang, H.-Y. Wang, H.-B. Sun, R. Proietti Zaccaria 11:20-11:45 NONLINEAR-2-21-2 / TWO-DIMENSIONAL REWRITABLE POLARITON OPTICS WITH PHASE-CHANGE MATERIALS Michele Tamagnone, Harvard University, United States Kundan Chaudhary, Xinghui Yin, Christina Spägele, Stefano Oscurato, Jiahan Li, Christoph Persch, Ruoping Li, Noah Rubin, Luis Jauregui, Kenji Watanabe, Takashi Taniguchi, Philip Kim, Matthias Wuttig, James Edgar, Antonio Ambrosio, Federico Capasso 11:45-12:00 NONLINEAR-2-21-3 / MODIFICATION OF THE SPONTANEOUS EMISSION RATE OF QUANTUM EMITTERS IN A NEAR-ZERO REFRACTIVE INDEX MEDIA Rasoul Alaee, University of Ottawa, Canada M. Zahirul Alam, J. E. Sipe, R. W. Boyd

BIOPHOTONICS - 2

SALLE: 207Chair: Virginijus Barzda, University of Toronto, Canada 10:55-11:20 BIO-2-21-1 / LUMINESCENT NANOPARTICLES FOR CELLULAR IMAGING AND THERANOSTICS Saulius Bagdonas, Vilnius University, Lithuania Vitalijus Karabanovas, Vilius Poderys, Agne Kalnaityte, Greta Jarockyte, Ricardas Rotomskis 11:20-11:45 BIO-2-21-2 / OMCVD GOLD NANOPARTICLES FOR SENSING: A WAVEGUIDE TRANSMISSION SENSOR AND AN ENSEMBLE LINEWIDTH NARROWING EFFECT Silvia Mittler, University of Western Ontario, Canada 11:45-12:00 BIO-2-21-3 / TERAHERTZ SUBSURFACE IMAGING OF NANOPARTICLE- MEDIATED PLASMONIC HEATING IN SKIN Holger Breitenborn, INRS, Canada Junliang Dong, Riccardo Piccoli, Diego Caraffini, Luca Razzari, Fiorenzo Vetrone, Rafik Naccache, Roberto Morandotti

May

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SALLE: 2000 AChair: Siegfried Janz, National Research Council Canada, Canada 14:30-15:10 TD-3-21-1 / CHIP-BASED NONLINEAR PHOTONICS Alexander Gaeta, Columbia University, Canada 15:10-15:35 TD-3-21-2 / NEXT GENERATION PHOTONIC DESIGN: FROM DATACOMS TO LIDAR AND QUANTUM COMPUTING James Pond, Lumerical Inc., Canada Jens Niegemann, Roberto Armenta, Adam Reid, Jeff Young, Xiruo Yan, Ellen Schelew, Xu Wang, Zeqin Lu, Federico Gomez, Ahsan Alam, Huai Yang, Dylan McGuire, Vighen Pacradouni, Bozidar Novakovic, Gilles Lamant, Ahmadreza Farsaei 15:35-15:50 TD-3-21-3 / SQUEEZED THERMAL STATES IN A RING RESONATOR Colin Vendromin, Queen’s University, Canada Marc Dignam


SALLE: 2101Chair: Frédéric Bouchard, University of Ottawa, Canada 14:30-14:55 QUANTUM-3-21-1 / TOWARDS GLOBAL QUANTUM COMMUNICATIONS BASED ON GROUND TO SPACE QUANTUM LINKS Thomas Jennewein, University of Waterloo, Canada 14:55-15:20 QUANTUM-3-21-2 / RARE-EARTH ATOMS IN SOLIDS FOR QUANTUM PHOTONICS Elizabeth Goldschmidt, US Army Research Laboratory, United States 15:20-15:35 QUANTUM-3-21-3 / THZ-BANDWIDTH SWITCHING OF HERALDED SINGLE PHOTONS Connor Kupchak, University of Ottawa, Canada Jennifer Erskine, Duncan England, Benjamin Sussman 15:35-15:50 QUANTUM-3-21-4 / OBSERVATION OF A LARGE RESONANT CROSS-KERR NONLINEARITY IN A FREE-SPACE RYDBERG MEDIUM Kent Bonsma-Fisher, National Research Council of Canada, Canada Josiah Sinclair, Daniela Angulo, Noah Lupu-Gladstein, Aephraim Steinberg

May 21



SALLE: 2104 ABChair: Young-Gyun Jeong, INRS-EMT, Canada and Yuechen Jia, INRS-EMT, Canada 14:30-14:55 NONLINEAR-3-21-1 / SUBCYCLE TERAHERTZ NONLINEAR OPTICS Tsuneyuki Ozaki, INRS-EMT, Canada 14:55-15:20 NONLINEAR-3-21-2 / TERAHERTZ HIGH-HARMONIC GENERATION IN GRAPHENE Hassan A. Hafez Eid, Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, Germany Sergey Kovalev, Jan-Christoph Deinert, Mischa Bonn, Michael Gensch, Dmitry Turchinovich 15:20-15:35 NONLINEAR-3-21-3 / DUAL-WAVELENGTH TERAHERTZ SPECTROSCOPY François Blanchard, Ecole de Technologie Superieure, Canada Mariia Zhuldybina, Xavier Ropagnol, Chloé Bois, Ricardo Zednik 15:35-15:50 NONLINEAR-3-21-4 / MODELING OF LINEAR AND NONLINEAR PROPAGATION OF BROADBAND THZ PULSES Payman Rasekh, University of Ottawa, Canada Mohammad Saliminabi, Murat Yildirim, Jean-Michel Ménard, Ravi Bhardwaj, Robert W. Boyd, Ksenia Dolgaleva

May

21


HIGH POWER LASER TECHNOLOGY, ULTRAFAST OPTICS AND APPLICATIONS - 1

SALLE: 207Chair: Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada 14:30-15:10 HIGH-POWER-1-21-1 / OPTICAL FREQUENCY COMBS: FROM LABSCALE TO CHIPSCALE Scott A. Diddams, NIST/ University of Colorado, United States 15:10-15:35 HIGH-POWER-1-21-2 / NOVEL MID-INFRARED LASERS FOR PUSHING THE ATTOSECOND SCIENCE FRONTIER Zenghu Chang, CREOL/UCF, United States 15:35-15:50 HIGH-POWER-1-21-3 / ROLE OF THE LASER CHIRP PARAMETER IN PHOTOIONIZATION Mihály András Pocsai, University of Pécs / Wigner RCP of the H.A.S., Hungary Imre Ferenc Barna

May 21



SALLE: 2000 AChair: Siegfried Janz, National Research Council Canada, Canada 16:20-16:45 TD-4-21-1 / THIRD HARMONIC GENERATION FROM GRAPHENE IN A PARALLEL PLATE WAVEGUIDE Marc Dignam, Queen’s University, Canada Parvin Navaiepour 16:45-17:10 TD-4-21-2 / MICROWAVE PHOTONICS Antonella Bogoni, Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies, Italy Filippo Scotti, Giovanni Serafino, Antonio Malacarne, Fabio Falconi, Leonardo Lembo, Claudio Porzi, Paolo Ghelfi 17:10-17:35 TD-4-21-3 / SILICON PHOTONICS MODULATORS FOR MULTIPLE WAVELENGTH BANDS Graham Reed, Optoelectronics Research Centre, University of Southampton, United Kingdom David Thomson, Ke Li, Wei Cao, David Hagan, Shenghao Liu, Fanfan Meng, Milos Nedeljkovic, Ali Khokhar, Callum Littlejohns, Weiwei Zhang, Martin Ebert, Abdul Shakoor, Bigeng Chen, Shaiful Alam, Xia Chen, Lorenzo Mastronardi, Mehdi Banakar, Frederic Gardes, Kapil Debnath, James Byers, Muhammad Husain, Hong Wang, Peter Wilson, Goran Mashanovich, Andrew Knights, Shinichi Saito 17:35-18:00 TD-4-21-4 / A UNIVERSAL DEVICE FOR MANIPULATING PARALLEL BEAMS USING A SPATIAL LIGHT MODULATOR Jeff Lundeen, University of Ottawa, Canada 18:00-18:15 TD-4-21-5 / FLOQUET-BLOCH METHOD FOR OPTICAL WAVES IN ONE- DIMENSIONAL PT-SYMMETRIC PHOTONIC CRYSTALS Gregory V Morozov, University of the West of Scotland, United Kingdom Donald W. L. Sprung, Joan Martorell 18:15-18:30 TD-4-21-6 / CONSTANT RUNTIME INTEGRATED MICRORING-BASED SILICON PHOTONIC SORTING ACCELERATOR Natalie Janosik, Columbia University, United States Xiang Meng, Keren Bergman

May

21



SALLE: 2101Chair: Philip Bustard, National Research Council, Canada 16:20-16:45 QUANTUM-4-21-1 / MULTIPLEXED SOLID-STATE QUANTUM MEMORIES Hugues de Riedmatten, ICFO–Institut de Ciencies Fotoniques, The Barcelona Institute of Science and Technology ICREA-Institució Catalana de Recerca i Estudis Avançats Barcelona, Spain 16:45-17:10 QUANTUM-4-21-2 / STORING AND MANIPULATING LIGHT IN A COLD ATOMIC QUANTUM MEMORY USING AUTLER-TOWNES SPLITTING Lindsay LeBlanc, University of Alberta, Canada Erhan Saglamyurek, Anindya Rastogi, Taras Hrushevskyi, Khabat Heshami, Scott Hubele, Logan Cooke, Benjamin Smith 17:10-17:35 QUANTUM-4-21-3 / EXPLORING QUANTUM MEMORY VIA OPTICALLY INDUCED BRAGG STRUCTURES Joshua Nunn, University of Bath, United Kingdom Carlo Page, Tom Weaver, John Price 17:35-18:00 QUANTUM-4-21-4 / RYDBERG ANTI-BLOCKADE IN AN ATOMIC ENSEMBLE FOR QUANTUM NONLINEAR OPTICS Khabat Heshami, National Research Council of Canada, Canada Jacob Taylor, Josiah Sinclair, Kent Bonsma-Fisher, Duncan England, Aephraim Steinberg, Michael Spanner 18:00-18:15 QUANTUM-4-21-5 / RECONSTRUCTING ULTRAFAST ENERGY-TIME ENTANGLED TWO-PHOTON PULSES Sacha Schwarz, Institute for Quantum Computing, University of Waterloo, Canada Jean-Philippe MacLean, Kevin Resch

May 21



SALLE: 2104 ABChair: Young-Gyun Jeong, INRS-EMT, Canada and Yuechen Jia, INRS-EMT, Canada 16:20-16:45 NONLINEAR-4-21-1 / FIBER-INTEGRATED 2D MATERIALS Anna Peacock, University of Southampton, United Kingdom Haojie Zhang, Matynas Brazenas, Noel Healy 16:45-17:00 NONLINEAR-4-21-2 / SURFACE ACOUSTIC WAVES IN SILICON ON INSULATOR PHOTONIC CIRCUITS Avi Zadok, Bar-Ilan University, Israel Dvir Munk, Moshe Katzman, Mirit Hen, Maayan Priel 17:00-17:15 NONLINEAR-4-21-3 / ADIABATIC WAVELENGTH CONVERSION IN AN EPSILON-NEAR-ZERO MATERIAL BY TIME REFRACTION Jeremy Upham, University of Ottawa, Canada M. Zahirul Alam, Yiyu Zhou, Mohammad Karimi, Orad Reshef, Cong Liu, Alan Willner, Robert W. Boyd 17:15-17:30 NONLINEAR-4-21-4 / TUNING THE DIELECTRIC CONSTANT ZERO CROSSING OF VANADIUM DIOXIDE (VO2) Ryan Hogan, University of Ottawa, Canada Jeremy Upham, M. Zahirul Alam, Alain Haché, Robert Boyd 17:30-17:45 NONLINEAR-4-21-5 / DYNAMIC CONTROL OF THE REFLECTION PHASE OF A METASURFACE INCORPORATING AN EPSILON-NEAR-ZERO MEDIUM Mohammad Karimi, University of Ottawa, Canada M. Zahirul Alam, Orad Reshef, Jeremy Upham, Robert W. Boyd 17:45-18:00 NONLINEAR-4-21-6 / BROADBAND ANTI-REFLECTION COATING FOR FIBER CLADDING MODES BY PARTIALLY ETCHED NANOSCALE SILVER FILM Fu Liu, Carleton University, Canada Jacques Albert 18:00-18:15 NONLINEAR-4-21-7 / DUAL-BAND AND POLARIZATION-FREE METAMATERIAL PERFECT ABSORBER FOR MIR/NIR APPLICATIONS Ahmed Elsharabasy, McMaster University, Canada Mohamed Bakr, M. Jamal Deen 18:15-18:30 NONLINEAR-4-21-8 / DEGENERATE FOUR-WAVE MIXING IN ALGAAS WAVEGUIDES OF THREE DIFFERENT GEOMETRIES Daniel H. G. Espinosa, University of Ottawa, Canada Kashif M. Awan, Mfon Odungide, Stephen R. Harrigan, Ksenia Dolgaleva

May

21



SALLE: 207Chair: Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada 16:20-16:45 HIGH-POWER-2-21-1 / ATTOSECOND OPTOELECTRONIC METROLOGY Shawn Sederberg, University of Ottawa, National Research Council Canada, Canada 16:45-17:00 HIGH-POWER-2-21-2 / COMPLETE TEMPORAL CHARACTERIZATION OF AN ISOLATED ATTOSECOND PULSE BY SINGLE IMAGE MEASUREMENT Dong Hyuk Ko, University of Ottawa, Canada Chunmei Zhang, Paul Corkum 17:00-17:15 HIGH-POWER-2-21-3 / MEASURING ULTRASHORT LASER PULSES: GREATER RELIABILITY, SENSITIVITY, AND GENERALITY Rick Trebino, Georgia Institute of Technology, United States Rana Jafari, Travis Jones 17:15-17:30 HIGH-POWER-2-21-4 / NOVEL ROUTES FOR CARRIER-ENVELOPE-PHASE MEASUREMENTS Boris Bergues, National Research Council of Canada, Canada Maximilian Kubullek, Klaas von der Brelje, Zilong Wang, Shawn Sederberg, Dmitry Zimin, Nicholas Karpowicz, Matthias Kling 17:30-17:45 HIGH-POWER-2-21-5 / FEMTOSECOND WRITING OF TILTED FIBER BRAGG GRATINGS THROUGH THE COATING WITH A PHASE MASK Nurmemet Abdukerim, National Research Council of Canada, Canada Cyril Hnatovsky, Dan Grobnic, Stephen Mihailov 17:45-18:00 HIGH-POWER-2-21-6 / INSCRIPTION OF STRONG RANDOM FIBER GRATINGS USING A FS-IR LASER FOR RANDOM FIBER LASER APPLICATIONS Ping Lu, National Research Council Canada, Canada Liang Zhang, Huimin Ding, Stephen Mihailov, Xiaoyi Bao 18:00-18:15 HIGH-POWER-2-21-7 / FEMTOSECOND LASER WRITTEN FBG COMPONENTS FOR ALL FIBER LASER DEVELOPMENT Lauris Talbot, Université Laval, Canada Tommy Boilard, Martin Bernier 18:15-18:30 HIGH-POWER-2-21-8 / DIODE-PUMPED CONTINUOUS-WAVE YB:YAP LASER Reza Akbari, University of Manitoba, Canada Arkady Major, J. Xu, X. Xu

May 21


Wednesday May 22, 2019


SALLE: 2000 AChair: Khabat Heshami, National Research Council of Canada, Canada 8:30-8:45 QUANTUM-5-22-1 / NONLOCAL QUANTUM ABERRATION CANCELLATION Boris Braverman, University of Ottawa, Canada A. Nicholas Black, Enno Giese, Nicholas Zollo, Robert W. Boyd 8:45-9:00 QUANTUM-5-22-2 / COMPLETE CHARACTERIZATION OF VECTOR BEAMS USING DIRECT MEASUREMENT Zhimin Shi, University of South Florida, United States Ziyi Zhu, Darrick Hay, Yiyu Zhou, Alexander Fyffe, Girish Agarwal, Robert Boyd 9:00-9:15 QUANTUM-5-22-3 / NEW PROTOCOLS IN HIGH-DIMENSIONAL QUANTUM KEY DISTRIBUTION WITH TWISTED PHOTONS Frédéric Bouchard, University of Ottawa, Canada Khabat Heshami, Alicia Sit, Robert Fickler, Duncan England, Ebrahim Karimi 9:15-9:40 QUANTUM-5-22-4 / TOWARDS MICROWAVE TO TELECOM WAVELENGTH QUANTUM INFORMATION TRANSFER USING CAVITY OPTOMECHANICS John Davis, University of Alberta, Dept of Physics, Canada 9:40-10:05 QUANTUM-5-22-5 / HIGH Q ALN MICRORESONATORS FROM UV TO MID-IR Hong Tang, Department of Electrical Engineering, United States 10:05-10:30 QUANTUM-5-22-6 / QUANTUM PHOTONICS IN THE FREQUENCY DOMAIN Alexander Gaeta, Columbia University, United States

May

22


PHOTONIC MATERIALS - 1

SALLE: 2101Chair: 8:45-9:00 MAT-1-22-1 / REACTIVE CO-SPUTTERING AND WET ETCHING OF ER:YB CO- DOPED AL2O3 WAVEGUIDES WITH OPTICAL GAIN Dawson Bonneville, Engineering Physics, Canada Henry Frankis, Renjie Wang, Jonathan Bradley 9:00-9:15 MAT-1-22-2 / EXPLORATIONS IN FLATLAND: MAPPING THE OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF ATOMICALLY THIN MOS2 Kate Fenwick, Queen’s University, Canada Thomas Faour, Kurt Tyson, Robert Knobel, James Fraser 9:15-9:40 MAT-1-22-3 / SELF-ASSEMBLED MONOLAYERS AS A SMART STRATEGY TO ORGANIZE SMALL ORGANIC CHROMOPHORES AT SURFACES Lionel Patrone, IM2NP UMR CNRS 7334, France Volodymyr Malytskyi, Edward Kionga-Kamau, Virginie Gadenne, Younal Ksari, Jean-Jacques Simon, Jean-Manuel Raimundo 9:40-10:05 MAT-1-22-4 / LIGHT TUNABLE AZOPOLYMERS : PHOTOMECHANICAL PHENOMENA AND MULTIFUNCTIONAL MATERIALS Filippo Fabbri, Centre de Nanosciences et de Nanotechnologies, Université Paris-Sud / Paris-Saclay / CNRS, France Sylvain Chevalier, Khalid Lahlil, Olivier Lefebvre, David Bouville, Yves Lassailly, Lucio Martinelli, Anh Vu, Thierry Gacoin, Jacques Peretti, Jessy Frech-Baronet, Zhao Chen, Luca Sorelli 10:05-10:30 MAT-1-22-5 / APPROACHES FOR ARRANGEMENT OF NANOPARTICLES IN PV CELLS Aleksei Tameev, Frumkin Institute of Physical Chemistry and Electrochemistry of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation

May 22


OPTICAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS - 1

SALLE: 2104 ABChair: Lin Yang, Institute of Semiconductors, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 8:30-9:10 OPT-1-22-1 / ION IMPLANTATION OF GE INTO SI FOR APPLICATIONS FROM WAFER SCALE TESTING TO DEVICE TRIMMING AND PROGRAMMABLE CIRCUITS Graham Reed, Optoelectronics Research Centre, University of Southampton, United Kingdom Xia Chen, Milan Milosevice, Xingshi Yu, Bigeng Chen, Ali Khokhar, David Thomson, Wei Cao, Callum Littlejohns, Anna Peacock, Shinichi Saito, Otto Muskens 9:10-9:50 OPT-1-22-2 / METAMATERIAL INTEGRATED PHOTONICS Pavel Cheben, National Research Council Canada, Canada 9:50-10:15 OPT-1-22-3 / EXTENDED WAVELENGTH DETECTION UP TO 3000NM USING INTEGRATED GERMANIUM DETECTORS ON A SILICON PLATFORM Andrew Knights, McMaster University, Canada

May

22


BIOPHOTONICS - 3

SALLE: 207Chair: Danielle Tokarz, Saint Mary’s University, Canada 8:30-8:45 BIO-3-22-1 / MODELLING TRANSBRONCHIAL PDT TREATMENT FOR PERIPHERAL LUNG CANCER EFFECT OF THE BRONCHIAL TREE DETAILS Christopher McFadden, University of Toronto, Canada Fynn Schwiegelshohn, Vaughn Betz, Lothar Lilge 8:45-9:00 BIO-3-22-2 / BPD-MA MEDIATED PDT OF SPINAL BONE METASTASES: DETERMINING PDT THRESHOLD VALUES Dallis Ferguson, Institute for Biomaterials and Biomedical Engineering, Canada William Lo, Daniel Molenhuis, Lothar Lilge, Fynn Schwiegelshohn, Vaughn Betz, Cari Whyne, Margarete Akens 9:00-9:15 BIO-3-22-3 / DETERMINING PDT THRESHOLD VALUES IN RAT GLIOBLASTOMA MODELS Daniel Molenhuis, University of Toronto, Canada Carl Fisher, Manjunatha Ankathatti Munegowda, Arkady Mandel, Fynn Schwiegelshohn, Vaughn Betz, Lothar Lilge 9:15-9:30 BIO-3-22-4 / ULTRATHIN (65 MICROMETER) FORWARD IMAGING OCT FIBER PROBES WITH CONTROLLED FOCUSING CAPABILITIES Alexandre Abid, Universite de Montreal, Canada Shiv Mittal, Christos Boutopoulos 9:30-9:45 BIO-3-22-5 / MULTIFRACTAL ANALYSIS OF AMYLOID DEPOSITS IMAGED IN POLARIMETRY IN DIFFERENT RETINAL LAYERS: A PROPOSED METHOD FOR DEPOSIT CLASSIFICATION IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE Peter Neathway, University of Waterloo, Canada Erik Mason, Melanie Campbell 9:45-10:00 BIO-3-22-6 / DEVELOPMENT OF INSTRUMENTATION AND METHODS TO IMAGE THE RETINA IN THE MOUSE PUP WITH IN VIVO NON-INVASIVE OPTICAL COHERENCE TOMOGRAPHY Simon Brais-Brunet, CHU Ste-Justine affiliated with Université de Montréal, Canada Udayakumar Kannyappan, Hamid Hosseiny, Emilie Heckel Heckel, Jean- Sébastien Joyal, Caroline Boudoux, Mathieu Dehaes 10:00-10:25 BIO-3-22-7 / IN-VIVO, NON-CONTAT, CELLULAR RESOLUTION IMAGING OF THE HUMAN EYE WITH HIGH SPEED UHR-OCT Kostadinka Bizheva, University of Waterloo, Canada

May 22



SALLE: 2000 AChair: Amr Helmy, University of Toronto, Canada 13:00-13:40 TD-5-22-1 / MOLDING THE FLOW OF LIGHT THROUGH SUBWAVELENGTH DEVICES I. Molina-Fernandez, ETSI Telecomunicacion, Malaga University, Spain, Spain 13:40-14:05 TD-5-22-2 / APPLICATIONS OF AUGMENTED LOW INDEX WAVEGUIDES Xiao Sun, University of Toronto, Canada J. Stewart Aitchison, Mo. Mojahedi 14:05-14:30 TD-5-22-3 / MODELLING OF GROUP IV MID-IR PHOTONIC DEVICES Goran Mashanovich, University of Southampton, United Kingdom Wei Cao, Ahmed Osman, Yangbo Wu, Jordi Soler Penades, Milos Nedeljkovic 14:30-14:45 TD-5-22-4 / WAVEGUIDE-TO-WAVEGUIDE DIRECTIONAL COUPLING BEYOND A FREE SPACE WAVELENGTH Orad Reshef, University of Ottawa, Canada Codey Nacke, Jeremy Upham, Robert Boyd 14:45-15:00 TD-5-22-5 / A COMMON-PATH IMAGE-INVERSION INTERFEROMETER USING ANISOTROPIC LENSES Walker Larson, University of Central Florida, United States Nelson Tabiryan, Bahaa Saleh

May

22



SALLE: 2101Chair: Andrea Toma, Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, Italy 13:00-13:40 NONLINEAR-5-22-1 / PHOTONICS OF HYBRID NANOSTRUCTURES AND BIO- ASSEMBLIES: COHERENT TRANSFER OF PLASMONS, HOT ELECTRONS AND CHIRALITY Alexander Govorov, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China and Ohio University, China Lucas Besteiro 13:40-14:05 NONLINEAR-5-22-2 / TUNABLE OPTICAL NONLINEARITY IN BIOLOGICAL SUSPENSIONS Zhigang Chen, Nankai University, China 14:05-14:30 NONLINEAR-5-22-3 / HYBRIDIZING ALL-DIELECTRIC METASURFACES WITH FUNCTIONAL MATERIALS Isabelle Staude, Friedrich Schiller University, Germany 14:30-14:45 NONLINEAR-5-22-4 / ELECTRON ENERGY LOSS SPECTROSCOPY OF WRINKLED GOLD SURFACES Seyed Shayan Mousavi Masouleh, McMaster University, Canada Isobel C. Bicket, Edson P. Bellido, Leyla Soleymani, Gianluigi A. Botton 14:45-15:00 NONLINEAR-5-22-5 / PLASMON-BASED SOLAR ENERGY HARVESTING WITH SMOOTH AND NANOSTRUCTURED AG/ZNO INTERFACES Gary Leach, Simon Fraser University, Canada Finlay MacNab, Xin Zhang, Claire McCague, Sasan V. Grayli

May 22



SALLE: 2104 ABChair: Graham Reed, Optoelectronics Research Centre, University of South-ampton, United Kingdom 13:00-13:40 OPT-2-22-1 / SILICON OPTICAL SPACE AND MODE SWITCHES Lin Yang, Institute of Semiconductors, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Ting Zhou, Lei Zhang, Xin Fu, Hao Jia 13:40-14:05 OPT-2-22-2 / SILICON PHOTONICS FOR COHERENT OPTICAL TRANSMISSIONS Wei Shi, Université Laval, Canada Jiachuan Lin, Hassan Sepehrian, Sasan Zhalehpour, Mengqi Guo, Zhuhong Zhang, Leslie Rusch 14:05-14:30 OPT-2-22-3 / PHOTONIC/ELECTRONIC INTEGRATED CIRCUIT CO-DESIGNED FOR EFFICIENT OPTICAL DATA COMMUNICATIONS Odile Liboiron-Ladouceur, McGill University, Canada 14:30-14:45 OPT-2-22-4 / COMPACT, FOLDED, HIGH-PERFORMANCE, SILICON PHOTONIC, OPTICAL ADD-DROP MULTIPLEXER Mustafa Hammood, University of British Columbia, Canada Ajay Mistry, Han Yun, Minglei Ma, Lukas Chrostowski, Nicolas A. F. Jaeger 14:45-15:00 OPT-2-22-5 / HIGH POWER OPTICAL AMPLIFIERS IN THE 1.5-ΜM REGION FOR OPTICAL COMMUNICATION IN SPACE Hamid E Limodehi, INRS-EMT, Canada Qiyang Peng, Emile Haddad, David Barba, Federico Rosei

May

22



SALLE: 207Chair: Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada 13:00-13:40 HIGH-POWER-3-22-1 / FREQUENCY DIVIDE-AND-CONQUER APPROACH TO PRODUCING MULTI-OCTAVE MID-IR COMBS Konstantin Vodopyanov, Univ. Cent. Florida, United States 13:40-14:05 HIGH-POWER-3-22-2 / PROGRESS IN PASSIVELY MODE-LOCKED 2-MICRON TM AND HO BULK SOLID-STATE LASERS Valentin Petrov, Max Born Institute for Nonlinear Optics and Ultrafast Spectroscopy, Germany 14:05-14:30 HIGH-POWER-3-22-3 / EFFICIENT ULTRASHORT PULSE GENERATION IN THE MID-INFRARED USING FLUORIDE FIBER LASERS AND AMPLIFIERS Simon Duval, Femtum and Laval University, Canada 14:30-14:45 HIGH-POWER-3-22-4 / DESIGNING MAMYSHEV OSCILLATORS AT 1550 NM Michel Olivier, Département de Physique, Cégep Garneau, Canada Vincent Boulanger, Félix Guilbert-Savary, Frank W. Wise, Pavel Sidorenko, Michel Piché 14:45-15:00 HIGH-POWER-3-22-5 / 25 W SPLICE-LESS ERBIUM-DOPED FIBER LASER AT 1584 NM Marie-Pier Lord, COPL, Canada Olivier Boily, Tommy Boilard, Guillaume Gariépy, Sacha Grelet, Lauris Talbot, Pascal Paradis, Nicolas Grégoire, Steeve Morency, Younès Messaddeq, Martin Bernier

May 22


PHOTONICS TECHNOLOGY ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION - 1

SALLE: 2000 BChair: Marie-Christine Ferland, OPTONIQUE, Canada 13:00-13:20 PTEI-1-22-1 / SPIE 2019 PHOTONICS INDUSTRY UPDATE Stephen Anderson, SPIE, United States 13:20-13:50 PTEI-1-22-2 / QUEBEC’S PHOTONICS INDUSTRY MARKET Marie-Christine Ferland, Optonique, Canada 13:50-14:05 PTEI-1-22-3 / INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIALIZATION STRATEGIES OF PHOTONICS TECHNBOLOGIES: COMPARISON BEEWTENN STARTUPS AND ESTABLISHED FIRMS S. Veilleux, Université Laval, Canada N. Haskell, D. Béliveau 14:05-14:30 PTEI-1-22-4 / INO: BUSINESS MODEL & EXEMPLE REALIZATIONS Hubert Jerominek, INO, Canada 14:30-14:45 PTEI-1-22-5 / INNOVATION MANAGEMENT IN LASER RESEARCH Leon-Daniel Fischer, Ostfalia University of Applied Sciences, Germany Tobias Frenzel 14:45-15:00 PTEI-1-22-6 / ON-CHIP FOURIER-TRANSFORM SPECTROMETERS FOR GAS DETECTION AND COMPRESSED SENSING Hugh Podmore, Honeywell Aerospace, Canada Alan Scott, Regina Lee

May

22



SALLE: 2000 AChair: Danxia Xu, National Research Council Canada, Canada 15:15-15:40 TD-6-22-1 / STRAIN AND STRUCTURE ENGINEERING IN NANOWIRES Ryan Lewis, McMaster University, Canada 15:40-16:05 TD-6-22-2 / SPONTANEOUS AND STIMULATED EMISSION AND THE LASER LINEWIDTH Markus Pollnau, University of Surrey, United Kingdom 16:05-16:30 TD-6-22-3 / INAS/INP QUANTUM DOT SEMICONDUCTOR LASERS FOR FUTURE OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS Zhenguo Lu, National Research Council Canada, Canada Jiaren Liu, Youxin Mao, Chun-Ying Song, John Weber, Martin Vachon, Craig Storey, Philip Poole 16:30-16:45 TD-6-22-4 / EXOPLANETARY ATMOSPHERE SPECTROSCOPY USING SILICON WAVEGUIDE RING RESONATORS Ross Cheriton, National Research Council of Canada, Canada Adam Densmore, Suresh Sivanandam, Ernst de Mooij, Mohsen Kamandar Dezfouli, Daniele Melati, Dan-Xia Xu, Jens Schmid, Jean Lapointe, Pavel Cheben, Luc Simard, Siegfried Janz 16:45-17:00 TD-6-22-5 / MODE COMB SPECTROSCOPY: A NEW TOOL FOR SENSING Tingting Gang, Carleton University, Canada Manli Hu, Jacques AlbertM

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SALLE: 2101Chair: Luca Razzari, Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique, Canada 15:15-15:55 NONLINEAR-6-22-1 / NONLINEARITY-DRIVEN NON-RECIPROCAL AND TOPOLOGICAL PHOTONICS Andrea Alu, CUNY Advanced Science Research Center, United States 15:55-16:20 NONLINEAR-6-22-2 / OPTICAL SKYRMIONS: A NEW TEXTURE OF LIGHT Guy Bartal, Technion, Israel 16:20-16:45 NONLINEAR-6-22-3 / ULTRAFAST PULSE GENERATION AND BOSE EINSTEIN CONDENSATION IN PLASMONIC LATTICES Konstantinos Daskalakis, AALTO UNIVERSITY, Finland Tommi Hakala, Antti Moilanen, Aaro Väkeväinen, Rui Guo, Jani Martikainen, Heikki Rekola, Aleksi Julku, Päivi Törmä 16:45-17:00 NONLINEAR-6-22-4 / MULTI-RESONANT HIGH-Q PLASMONIC METASURFACE Md Saad-Bin-Alam, University of Ottawa, Canada Orad Reshef, Mikko Huttunen, Graham Carlow, Brian Sullivan, Jean-Michel Ménard, Robert W. Boyd, Ksenia Dolgaleva

May

22



SALLE: 2104 ABChair: Andrew Knights, McMaster University, Canada 15:15-15:40 OPT-3-22-1 / RECENT PROGRESS IN SPECIALTY OPTICAL FIBERS FOR GUIDING OF OAM AND CYLINDRICAL VECTOR BEAMS Bora Ung, Ecole de Technologie Superieure, Canada 15:40-15:55 OPT-3-22-2 / PHASE RETRIEVAL IN FIBER-BASED INTERFEROMETERS Bennet Fischer, INRS-EMT, Canada Piotr Roztocki, Mehedi Islam, Christian Reimer, Stefania Sciara, Yanbing Zhang, David Moss, Michael Kues, Roberto Morandotti 15:55-16:10 OPT-3-22-3 / EXPERIMENTAL DEMONSTRATION OF PHOTONIC MMW-OVER FIBER SYSTEM FOR NEXT GENERATION ACCESS NETWORKS Khan Zeb, National Research Council Canada and Concordia University, Canada Zhenguo Lu, Jiaren Liu, Philip Poole, Mohamed Rahim, Grzegorz Pakulski, Youxin Mao, Chun-Ying Song, Xiupu Zhang 16:10-16:35 OPT-3-22-4 / SI NANOPLASMONIC WAVEGUIDES FOR NONLINEAR LIGHT GENERATION Abdulhakem Elezzabi, University of Alberta, Canada Curtis Firby, Shawn Sederberg 16:35-16:50 OPT-3-22-5 / THULIUM-DOPED TELLURIUM OXIDE AMPLIFIER FOR OPTICAL COMMUNICATION IN THE 2-ΜM WINDOW Khadijeh Miarabbas Kiani, McMaster University, Canada Henry Frankis, Richard Mateman, Arne Leinse, Andrew P. Knights, Jonathan D. B. Bradley

May 22



SALLE: 207Chair: Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada 15:15-15:40 HIGH-POWER-4-22-1 / ULTRAFAST THZ PHOTONICS: FASTER, HIGHER, STRONGER Jean-Michel Ménard, University of Ottawa, Canada 15:40-16:05 HIGH-POWER-4-22-2 / 100-W CLASS ULTRAFAST THIN-DISK OSCILLATOR DRIVEN THZ GENERATION Clara Saraceno, Ruhr University Bochum, Germany 16:05-16:20 HIGH-POWER-4-22-3 / HOLLOW-CORE FIBERS: A TOOL FOR BROADBAND THZ GENERATION Riccardo Piccoli, INRS-EMT, Canada Younggyun Jeong, Andrea Rovere, Luca Zanotto, Yuechen Jia, Francois Légaré, Bruno E. Schmidt, Roberto Morandotti, Luca Razzari 16:20-16:35 HIGH-POWER-4-22-4 / DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF TERAHERTZ METALLIC GRATINGS ON A TWO-WIRE WAVEGUIDE Giacomo Balistreri, INRS, Canada Alessandro Tomasino, Junliang Dong, Riccardo Piccoli, Salvatore Stivala, Aycan Yurtsever, Luca Razzari, Josè Azaña, Roberto Morandotti 16:35-16:50 HIGH-POWER-4-22-5 / TUNABLE DUAL-WAVELENGTH YB:CALGO LASER Mohammad Anisur Rahman Reza, University of Manitoba, Canada Arkady Major 16:50-17:05 HIGH-POWER-4-22-6 / ALL-OPTICAL GENERATION OF INTENSE MAGNETIC IMPULSES Shawn Sederberg, University of Ottawa, National Research Council Canada, Canada Fanqi Kong, Paul Corkum

May

22


PHOTONICS TECHNOLOGY ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION - 2

SALLE: 2000 BChair: Marie-Christine Ferland, OPTONIQUE, Canada 15:15-15:40 PTEI-2-22-1 / BUILDING AN IP CULTURE Reno Lessard, Norton Rose Fulbright, Canada 15:40-16:00 PTEI-2-22-2 / BROADBAND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ARSENIC SULFIDE FIBER COUPLERS MADE BY FBT METHOD Boris Stepanov, ICHPS RAS, Russian Federation Gennady Snopatin, Igor Scripachev, Oleg Benderov, Tatiana Tebeneva

May 22


Thursday May 23, 2019


SALLE: 2000 AChair: Jens Schmid, National Research Council Canada, Canada 8:30-8:45 TD-7-23-1 / DESIGN OF A MID-INFRARED MULTISPECIES GAS SENSOR BASED ON PR3+-DOPED CHALCOGENIDES WAVEGUIDES Loic Bodiou, Institut Foton, France Jonathan Lemaitre, Geoffrey Louvet, Simone Normani, Emeline Baudet, Florent Starecki, Jean-Louis Doualan, Yannick Dumeige, Isabelle Hardy, Alain Braud, Patrice Camy, Petr Nemec, Giuseppe Palma, Francesco Prudenzano, Virginie Nazabal, Joel Charrier 8:45-9:10 TD-7-23-2 / OPTO-MECHANICS OF STANDARD AND MULTI-CORE FIBERS: PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS Avi Zadok, Bar-Ilan University, Israel 9:10-9:35 TD-7-23-3 / PHASE MASK DESIGN FOR EXOPLANET IMAGING Benjamin Gerard, University of Victoria, Canada Christian Marois, Cheben Pavel, Siegfried Janz, Jens Schmid, Alan Scott, Hugh Podmore 9:35-10:00 TD-7-23-4 / NANOPHOTONIC INTEGRATION FOR ASTROPHOTONICS AND OTHER APPLICATIONS Mario Dagenais, University of Maryland, United States 10:00-10:25 TD-7-23-5 / MINIATURE INFRARED-TO-VISIBLE IMAGE UPCONVERTERS Juan Capmany, Universidad Miguel Hernández, Spain Adrián J. Torregrosa, Haroldo J. Maestre, María Luisa Rico

May

23



SALLE: 2101Chair: Zhigang Chen, Nankai University, China 8:30-8:45 NONLINEAR-7-23-1 / INDUCED SECOND ORDER NONLINEARITY IN POLED THIN-FILM GLASS STRUCTURE AND WAVEGUIDES Hamed Jafari, Carleton University, Canada Jacques Albert, Christopher Smelser 8:45-9:00 NONLINEAR-7-23-2 / HIGH-FREQUENCY PHOTONIC CRYSTAL TORSIONAL OPTOMECHANICS Hamidreza Kaviani, University of Calgary, Canada Ghazal Hajisalem, David Lake, Paul Barclay 9:00-9:15 NONLINEAR-7-23-3 / SURFACE ROLE IN LASER-INDUCED FORWARD TRANSFER APPLICATIONS Deepak Kallepalli, University of Ottawa, Canada Alan T. K. Godfrey, Jesse Ratte, Zygmunt Jakubek, Paul Corkum 9:15-9:30 NONLINEAR-7-23-4 / FEMTOSECOND-LASER-INDUCED BLISTER FORMATION ON POLYMER THIN FILMS Alan T. K. Godfrey, University of Ottawa, Canada L. N. Deepak Kallepalli, Jesse Ratté, Paul B. Corkum 9:30-9:45 NONLINEAR-7-23-5 / NONLINEAR OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF METAL- DIELECTRIC STACKS IN THEIR EPSILON-NEAR-ZERO REGIME Sisira Suresh, University of Ottawa, Canada Orad Reshef, M. Zahirul Alam, Jeremy Upham, Mohammad Karimi, Robert Boyd 9:45-10:00 NONLINEAR-7-23-6 / OPTIMIZATION OF NONLINEAR OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF TELLURIUM-OXIDE-COATED SILICON NITRIDE WAVEGUIDES Hamidu Mbonde, McMaster University, Canada Henry Frankis, Jonathan Bradley 10:00-10:25 NONLINEAR-7-23-7 / CASCADING QUANTUM SOURCES FOR BIPHOTON SHAPING Li Qian, University of Toronto, Canada Arash Riazi, Eric Y. Zhu, Changjia Chen, Alexey V. Gladyshev, Peter G. Kazansky, John E. Sipe

May 23


GREEN PHOTONICS, ENERGY, AND RELATED TECHNOLOGIES - 1

SALLE: 2104 ABChairs: Abderraouf Boucherif, Université de Sherbrooke, Canada and Jacob Krich, University of Ottawa, Canada 8:30-9:10 GREEN-1-23-1 / BIFACIAL PHOTOVOLTAIC PERFORMANCE OPTIMIZATION USING RAY TRACING AND HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING Joshua Stein, Sandia National Laboratories, United States Cameron Stark 9:10-9:35 GREEN-1-23-2 / BIFACIAL PV TECHNOLOGY FOR CANADA´S GREEN ENERGY MARKET Radovan Kopecek, ISC Konstanz, Germany 9:35-9:50 GREEN-1-23-3 / OPTIMIZING BIFACIAL SILICON HETEROJUNCTION SOLAR CELLS FOR HIGH-LATITUDE Erin Tonita, University of Ottawa, Canada Amanda Lewis, Christopher Valdivia, Karin Hinzer 9:50-10:05 GREEN-1-23-4 / MODELING THE INCORPORATION OF MICROBEADS INTO CONCENTRATOR PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS Gavin Forcade, University of Ottawa, Canada Chistopher E. Valdivia, Maxime Darnon, Karin Hinzer 10:05-10:20 GREEN-1-23-5 / OPTICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF INALGAAS ON INP FOR MONOCHROMATIC PHOTONIC POWER CONVERSION Meghan Beattie, University of Ottawa, Canada Matthew Wilkins, Man Chun Tam, Christopher Valdivia, Zbigniew Wasilewski, Karin Hinzer

May

23


BIOPHOTONICS - 4

SALLE: 207Chair: Danielle Tokarz, Saint Mary’s University, Canada 8:30-8:45 BIO-4-23-1 / HOLOGRAPHIC INTERFEROMETRY MONITORING OF PHOTOCHEMICAL REACTIONS AND TOOTH MECHANICAL PRESSURE Alexandre Douplik, Ryerson University, Canada Nikolai Davidenko , Irina Davidenko , Valeriy Pavlov, Nikolai Kuranda, Csilla Gergely, Frederic Cuisinier 8:45-9:00 BIO-4-23-2 / TAILORING BEAM PROFILES WITH PLASTIC OPTIC FIBER TAPERS Aris Ikiades, University of Ioannina, Greece Kostas Amoiropoulos, Georgia Kioselaki 9:00-9:15 BIO-4-23-3 / FLOW CELL RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY TECHNIQUE FOR BLOOD Christian Allen, Carleton Biophotonics Research Group, Canada Ben Hansson, Sami Qutob, Nadine Adam, Bradford Behr, Balazs Nyiri, Vinita Chauhan, Sangeeta Murugkar 9:15-9:30 BIO-4-23-4 / TELLURIUM OXIDE RESONANT SENSOR INTEGRATED ON A SILICON CHIP Henry Frankis, McMaster University, Canada Daniel Su, Dawson Bonneville, Jonathan Bradley 9:30-9:45 BIO-4-23-5 / INSIGHTS INTO THE SUPERHYDROPHILIC TO SUPERHYDROPHOBIC TRANSITION OF FEMTOSECOND LASER-INDUCED PERIODIC SURFACE STRUCTURE ON TITANIUM UNDER AMBIENT CONDITIONS Hourieh Exir, University of Ottawa, Canada Arnaud Weck 9:45-10:00 BIO-4-23-6 / SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE BIOSENSORS ENHANCED BY ACTIVE MASS TRANSPORT Marion Costella, Université de Sherbrooke, Canada Marie Frénéa-Robin, Oleh Andreiev 10:00-10:15 BIO-4-23-7 / TIME-DELAY INTEGRATION EMCCD Alex Saint-Amant Lamy, Nüvü Caméras Inc., Canada Olivier Daigle, Jérémy Turcotte, Yoann Gosselin

May 23



SALLE: 2000 BChair: Yingwen Zhang, National Research Council, Canada 8:30-8:45 QUANTUM-6-23-1 / OBSERVING SPATIAL QUANTUM CORRELATIONS WITH AN ELECTRON-MULTIPLYING CHARGE COUPLED DEVICE Jeremy Rioux, University of Ottawa, Canada Boris Braverman, Samuel Lemieux, Enno Giese, Robert Boyd 8:45-9:00 QUANTUM-6-23-2 / UNIVERSAL MULTIPARTITE D-LEVEL ENTANGLEMENT WITNESSES FOR REALISTIC MEASUREMENT SETTINGS Stefania Sciara, IINRS-EMT, University of Palermo, Canada Christian Reimer, Michael Kues, Piotr Roztocki, Alfonso Carmelo Cino, Lucia Caspani, David J. Moss, William J. Munro, Roberto Morandotti 9:00-9:15 QUANTUM-6-23-3 / COMPRESSED SENSING OF TWISTED PHOTONS Felix Hufnagel, University of Ottawa, Canada Frédéric Bouchard, Dominik Koutn, Zdenek Hradil, Jaroslav Rehacek , Yong Siah Teo, Doyeol Ahn, Hyunseok Jeong, Luis Lorenzo Sanchez Soto, Gerd Leuchs, Ebrahim Karimi 9:15-9:30 QUANTUM-6-23-4 / DEMONSTRATION OF A 6-4 STATE REFERENCE FRAME INDEPENDENT PROTOCOL FOR QUANTUM KEY DISTRIBUTION Ramy Tannous, University of Waterloo, Canada Jeongwan Jin, Katanya Kuntz, Norbert Lutkenhaus, Thomas Jennewein 9:30-9:45 QUANTUM-6-23-5 / DUELING DYNAMICAL BACKACTION IN A CRYOGENIC OPTOMECHANICAL CAVITY Bradley Hauer, University of Alberta, Canada Thomas Clark, Paul Kim, Callum Doolin, John Davis 9:45-10:00 QUANTUM-6-23-6 / LIGHT INTENSITY FLUCTUATIONS AND TURBULENCE-FREE TWO-PHOTON DOUBLE-SLIT INTERFERENCE Thomas Smith, University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), United States Yanhua Shih

May

23



SALLE: 2000 AChair: Chair: Bernd Witzel, Laval University, Canada 11:00-11:15 HIGH-POWER-5-23-1 / ADVANTAGES OF FIBER LASER ABLATION OF POLYMERS IN THE CH STRETCHING REGION Clement Frayssinous, COPL, Canada Vincent Fortin, Jean-Philippe Bérubé, Réal Vallée, Alex Fraser 11:15-11:30 HIGH-POWER-5-23-2 / EFFECT OF CHROMATIC DISPERSION IN FEMTOSECOND LASER WRITING USING THE PHASE-MASK TECHNIQUE Nurmemet ABDUKERIM, National Research Council of Canada, Canada Cyril Hnatovsky, Dan Grobnic, Rune Lausten, Stephen Mihailov 11:30-11:45 HIGH-POWER-5-23-3 / FEMTOSECOND LASER OPENING OF HOLLOW- FILAMENT ARRAYS: THE FIBRE BRAGG GRATING OPTO-FLUIDIC SENSOR Keivan Mahmoud Aghdami, University of Toronto, Canada Erden Ertorer, Abdullah Rahnama, Peter Herman 11:45-12:00 HIGH-POWER-5-23-4 / MULTI-PAIR DUAL-WAVELENGTH ND:CALGO LASER Reza Akbari, University of Manitoba, Canada Arkady Major, P. Loiko, J. Xu, X. Xu


SALLE: 2101Chair: 11:00-11:25 MAT-2-23-1 / PLASMONIC NANOPARTICLES FOR NANOMEDICINE APPLICATIONS Michel Meunier, Polytechnique Montreal, Canada 11:25-11:50 MAT-2-23-2 / BIOPHOTONIC APPLICATIONS OF LIQUID CRYSTALS Ismael Duchesne, Laval University, Canada Tigran Galstian 11:50-12:05 MAT-2-23-3 / ELECTRICALLY VARIABLE MIRAGE EFFECT Tigran Dadalyan, Laval University, Canada Tigran Galstian

May 23



SALLE: 207Chair: Dan-Xia Xu, National Research Council of Canada, Canada 11:05-11:30 OPT-4-23-1 / CONTROLLING THE OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF HYBRID SILICON- CARBON-NANOTUBES PHOTONIC CIRCUITS Carlos Alonso-Ramos, Centre for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, France Elena Duran Valdeiglesias, Weiwei Zhang, Samuel Serna, Xavier Le Roux, Delphine Marris-Morini, Eric Cassan, Laurent Vivien, Marta Reig, Arianna Filoramo, Massimo Gurioli 11:30-11:45 OPT-4-23-2 / ON-THE-FLY DYNAMIC FOURIER TRANSFORM ANALYSIS OF NON-STATIONARY MICROWAVE SIGNALS Saikrishna Reddy Konatham, IINRS, Canada Reza Maram, José Azaña 11:45-12:00 OPT-4-23-3 / REAL-TIME BI-DIRECTIONAL 16-QAM COHERENT COMMUNICATION OVER 80KM, SCALABLE UP TO 27.6TBPS Amir Rashidinejad, Infinera Corporation, United States Jia Ge, An Nguyen, Dogan Atlas, Magnus Olson, Dave Welch

BIOPHOTONICS - 5

SALLE: 207Chair: Danielle Tokarz, Saint Mary’s University, Canada 11:00-11:15 BIO-5-23-1 / CELL BIOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES MEASURED WITH MULTIMODAL QUANTITATIVE-PHASE DIGITAL HOLOGRAPHIC MICROSCOPY Erik Belanger, Centre de recherche CERVO, Université Laval, Canada Émile Rioux-Pellerin , Pauline Lavergne, Philippe Bilodeau, François Paquet- Mercier, Sébastien A. Lévesque, Pierre Marquet 11:15-11:30 BIO-5-23-2 / SPATIAL PHASE FILTER IMAGING DEVICE FOR DEEP INTERROGATION OF SCATTERING MEDIA Aditya Pandya, Ryerson University, Canada Irina Schelkanova, Alexandre Douplik 11:30-11:45 BIO-5-23-3 / 3,3’-THIODIPROPANOL AS A REFRACTIVE INDEX-MATCHING MOUNTING MEDIUM FOR FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY Milvia Iris Alata Tejedo, Centro de Investigaciones en Óptica, Mexico Juan Carlos Martínez Cervantes, Arturo González Vega, Valeria Piazza 11:45-12:00 BIO-5-23-4 / SILICON PHOTONIC CHIPS USING REMOTE INTERROGATION FOR SECONDARY AND WORKING STANDARDS IN THERMOMETRY Siegfried Janz, National Research Council Canada, Canada Dan-Xia Xu, Sergey Dedyulin, Andrew Todd, Martin Vachon, Shurui Wang, John Weber

May

23



SALLE: 2000 AChair: Carlos Ramos, Centre for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, France 14:30-14:55 TD-8-23-1 / PHASE SENSITIVE OPTICAL AMPLIFIERS AND THEIR APPLICATION IN OPTICAL TRANSMISSION Peter Andrekson, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden 14:55-15:20 TD-8-23-2 / INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS FOR ULTRA-BROADBAND TERAHERTZ SPECTROSCOPY Yoann Jestin, INRS, Canada Alessandro Tomasino, Riccardo Piccoli, Sébastien Delprat, Mohamed Chaker, Marco Peccianti, Matteo Clerici, Alessandro busacca, Luca Razzari, Roberto Morandotti 15:20-15:35 TD-8-23-3 / SUBWAVELENGTH GRATING WAVEGUIDES FUNCTIONALIZED WITH TELLURIUM OXIDE CLADDING Jeremy Miller, McMaster University, Canada Cameron Naraine, Henry Frankis, David Hagan, Andrew Knights, Peter Mascher, Jonathan Bradley


SALLE: 2101Chair: 14:30-14:55 MAT-3-23-1 / SUPER-RESOLUTION MICROSCOPY AT NEAR-INFRARED WAVELENGTHS USING CARBON NANOTUBES: FROM NANOSTRUCTURES TO DEEP BRAIN TISSUE IMAGING Laurent Cognet, Univ. Bordeaux - CNRS, France 14:55-15:20 MAT-3-23-2 / TBC Jean-Michel Nunzi, Queen’s University, Canada 15:20-15:35 MAT-3-23-3 / ALL-DIELECTRIC METASTRUCTURES FOR WIDEBAND ACTIVE COHERENT POLARIZATION CONTROL Zhimin Shi, University of South Florida, United States Darrick Hay, Christopher Car

May 23



SALLE: 2104 ABChairs: Karin Hinzer, University of Ottawa, Canada and Ricardo Izquierdo, École de Technologie Supérieure, Canada 14:30-14:55 GREEN-2-23-1 / UV LEDS: THERMAL MANAGEMENT, APPLICATIONS, AND FUTURE PROSPECTS Pratibha Sharma, Violumas Inc (Cofan Canada), Canada 14:55-15:20 GREEN-2-23-2 / INCREASING EFFICIENCY IN MID-INFRARED LIGHT EMITTING DIODES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING John Prineas, University of Iowa, United States 15:20-15:35 GREEN-2-23-3 / MULTICOLOR INGAN NANOROD LEDS MONOLITHICALLY INTEGRATED ON SI BY SELECTIVE AREA EPITAXY Renjie Wang, McGill University and McMaster University, Canada Shaobo Cheng, Srinivas Vanka, Gianluigi Botton, Zetian Mi


SALLE: 207Chair: Bernd Witzel, Laval University, Canada 14:30-14:55 HIGH-POWER-6-23-1 / LASER-PLASMA INDUCED LUMINESCENCE FOR ADVANCED MATERIAL STUDIES Patrizio Antici, INRS-EMT, Canada 14:55-15:20 HIGH-POWER-6-23-2 / USING OPTO-OPTICAL MODULATION TO PROBE STARK-INDUCED PHASE SHIFTS Marie Labeye, Louisiana State University, USA 15:20-15:35 HIGH-POWER-6-23-3 / GAUGE-INVARIANT INTERBAND AND INTRABAND CURRENTS IN SOLID-STATE HIGH HARMONIC GENERATION Marco Taucer, National Research Council Canada, Canada Guilmot Ednotte, T. J. Hammond

May

23


COPL 30TH ANNIVERSARY SESSION - 1

SALLE: 306 BChair: Réal Vallée, Université Laval, Canada 14:30-15:35

PHOTONIC THEORY DESIGN AND SIMULATIONS - 9 SALLE: 2000 AChair: Pavel Cheben, National Research Council Canada, Canada 16:00-16:40 TD-9-23-1 / TAMING THE LOSSES OF HYBRID PLASMONIC DEVICES Amr Helmy, University of Toronto, Canada 16:40-17:05 TD-9-23-2 / LIGHT BASED SENSORS FOR HEALTH AND MEDICINE Jose Miguel Lopez-Higuera, Photonic Engineering Group of University of Cantabria, CiBER-BBN and IDIVAL, Spain 17:05-17:30 TD-9-23-3 / LOCALIZED PLASMONIC STRUCTURED ILLUMINATION MICROSCOPY Anna Bezryadina, California State University Northridge, United States Junxiang Zhao, Zhaowei Liu 17:30-17:55 TD-9-23-4 / OPTIMIZATION OF POLYMERIC FIBER SENSORS FOR ENHANCED SENSITIVITY Rogerio Nogueira, Instituto de Telecomunicacoes - PT, Portugal Ricardo Oliveira, Lucia Bilro, Ana Rocha 17:55-18:20 TD-9-23-5 / FIBER LASERS MODE-LOCKED BY CARBON NANOTUBES FOR GENERATION OF SOLITON PULSES Alex Rozhin, Aston University, United Kingdom

May 23



SALLE: 2101Chair: 16:00-16:25 MAT-4-23-1 / IMPLEMENTATION OF NOVEL MATERIALS IN SILICON NANOPHOTONICS BY ADDITIVE PROCESSING Jonathan Bradley, McMaster University, Canada 16:25-16:40 MAT-4-23-2 / SILICON-GERMANIUM COMPOSITION TUNABILITY BY APPLICATION OF RAPID MELT GROWTH (RMG) FOR THE SILICON-ON- INSULATOR PLATFORM Katarzyna Grabska, Optoelectronics Research Centre, Great Britain Mehdi Banakar, Thalia Dominguez Bucio, Milos Nedeljkovic, Andrea Barzaghi, Andrea Ballabio, Giovanni Isella, Callum Littlejohns, Shinichi Saito, Frederic Gardes 16:40-16:55 MAT-4-23-3 / EFFECT OF ZNO ON PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SB2O3-PBO-ZNO SYSTEM Rochdi El Abdi, Université de Rennes, France 16:55-17:10 MAT-4-23-4 / GENERALIZED MODEL FOR REFRACTIVE INDEX OF III-V SEMICONDUCTORS Mfon Odungide, University of Ottawa, Canada Daniel Espinosa, Kashif Awan, Ksenia Dolgaleva 17:10-17:25 MAT-4-23-5 / NANO-CRYSTALLINE OXYFLUORIDE GLASS-CERAMICS FOR SOLID STATE LASER COOLING Jyothis Thomas, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada Lauro J. Q. Maia, Wonji Park, Yannick Ledemi, Denis Seletskiy, Younès Messaddeq, Raman Kashyap 17:25-17:40 MAT-4-23-6 / ND: YAB DOPED ELASTOPLAST RANDOM LASERS Antsar Hlil, Department of Physics Engineering, École Polytechnique Montréal, Canada BIsmarck Lima , Jyothis Thomas, Jean-Sebastien Boisvert, Yalina García- Puente, Lauro Maia, Yannick Ledemi , Younès Messaddeq , Anderson Gomes, Raman Kashyap 17:40-17:55 MAT-4-23-7 / THE HEATING EFFECT IN LASER DIRECT WRITING OF AL AND CU PARTICLES ON SI-WAFER SUBSTRATE Mohammad Hossein Azhdast, Technical University of Berlin, Germany Hans Joachim Eichler, Martin Kossatz

May

23


17:55-18:10 MAT-4-23-8 / TOWARDS OPTICAL SPECTRUM ANALYSIS USING SMARTPHONES Jean-Sébastien Boisvert, Polytechnique, Canada Frédéric Monet, Antisar Hlil, Younes Messaddeq, Raman Kashyap 18:10-18:25 MAT-4-23-9 / FLEXIBLE TRANS-JACKET INSCRIPTION OF FIBER BRAGG GRATINGS FOR DIRECTIONAL DISTRIBUTED SENSING Tommy Boilard, Université Laval, Canada Steeve Morency, Younès Messaddeq, Richard Fortier, François Trépanier, Martin Bernier

May 23



SALLE: 2104 ABChairs: John Prineas, University of Iowa, United States and Josh Stein, Sandia National Laboratories, United States 16:00-16:40 GREEN-3-23-1 / TBC (KEYNOTE SPEAKER) Catherine Mailloux, St-Augustin Canada Electric Inc., Canada 16:40-17:05 GREEN-3-23-2 / TOWARDS COST-EFFECTIVE III-V PHOTOVOLTAICS WITH NANOSCALE SUBSTRATE ENGINEERING Abderraouf Boucherif, Université de Sherbrooke, Canada 17:05-17:30 GREEN-3-23-3 / EVALUATING AND OPTIMIZING INTERMEDIATE BAND SOLAR CELLS Jacob Krich, University of Ottawa, Canada Eduard Dumitrescu, Matthew Wilkins 17:30-17:55 GREEN-3-23-4 / LOW-DIMENSIONAL PEROVSKITE SOLAR CELLS WITH ENHANCED MOISTURE AND THERMAL STABILITY Ricardo Izquierdo, École de Technologie Supérieure, Canada 17:55-18:20 GREEN-3-23-5 / MECHANISMS OF HEAT PROPAGATION ON NANOSTRUCTURED GOLD FILMS MEDIATED BY PROPAGATIVE AND LOCALIZED SURFACE PLASMONS Jean-Francois Bryche, Laboratoire Nanotechnologies Nanosystèmes / Université de Sherbrooke, Canada Paul Bresson, Julien Moreau, Mondher Besbes, Paul-Ludovic Karsenti, Denis Morris, Michael Canva, Paul Charette 18:20-18:35 GREEN-3-23-6 / HIGH RESPONSIVITY INFRARED PHOTODETECTORS BASED ON ARRAYS OF INP NANOWIRES WITH EMBEDDED QUANTUM HETEROSTRUCTURES Mohammad Karimi, Lund University, Sweden Håkan Pettersson 18:35-18:50 GREEN-3-23-7 / UNASSISTED ARTIFICIAL PHOTOSYNTHESIS USING GAN- ALLOYS Nhung Hong Tran, McGill University, Canada Faqrul Alam Chowdhury, Zetian Mi

May

23



SALLE: 207Chair: Pablo Bianucci, Concordia University, Canada 16:00-16:25 OPT-5-23-1 / PHOTONIC INTEGRATED DEVICES AND CIRCUITS FOR DATA CENTER OPTICAL INTERCONNECTS David Plant, McGill University, Canada E. Elfiky 16:25-16:40 OPT-5-23-2 / THE OTTAWA RIVER AS AN UNDERWATER COMMUNICATION CHANNEL Alicia Sit, University of Ottawa, Canada Felix Hufnagel, Florence Grenapin, Frédéric Bouchard, Khabat Heshami, Duncan England, Yingwen Zhang, Robert W. Boyd, Gerd Leuchs, Ebrahim Karimi 16:40-16:55 OPT-5-23-3 / OPTIMIZATION OF DEEP RIB PN JUNCTION HIGH SPEED PHASE MODULATORS ON 300MM INDUSTRIAL SI-PHOTONICS PLATFORM Stephane Monfray, STMicroelectronics, France Sebastien Cremer, Nathalie Vulliet, Charles Baudot, Florian Domengie, Sebastien Jan, Francoise Baille, Frederic Boeuf 16:55-17:10 OPT-5-23-4 / EFFICIENT AND LOW SPECKLE DUAL-WAVELENGTHS LASER BASED ON END-PUMPING OF SERIES CRYSTALS Mahmoud Khalil, McMaster University, Canada Chang-Qing Xu 17:10-17:25 OPT-5-23-5 / HIGH CAPACITY MODE DIVISION MULTIPLEXED PHOTONIC MILLIMETRE-WAVE OVER FIBER FRONTHAUL ARCHITECTURE Khan Zeb, Concordia University and National Research Council Canada, Canada Xiupu Zhang , Zhenguo Lu, Jiaren Liu 17:25-17:40 OPT-5-23-6 / 2D BIBD CODES CONSTRUCTION BASED ON COMBINATORIAL CONSTRUCTIONS OF GALOIS FIELD FOR SPECTRAL AMPLITUDE CODING OCMDA SYSTEMS Teena Sharma, MNIT, Jaipur, Canada 17:40-17:55 OPT-5-23-7 / SIMULTANEOUS TRANSMISSION OF HD-TV SIGNAL, USING TWO MICROWAVE PHOTONIC NOTCH FILTERS Blaise Tshibangu, Universidad de Guanajuato, Mexico Roberto Rojas, Julian Estudillo, Ignacio Zaldivar 17:55-18:10 OPT-5-23-8 / TRACKING CAPABILITY OF ADAPTIVE LMS ALGORITHM IN COHERENT OPTICAL FLEXIBLE-RATE TRANSCEIVERS Ahmad Abdo, University of Ottawa, Cambodia Claude D’Amours

May 23


COPL 30TH ANNIVERSARY SESSION - 2

SALLE: 306 BChair: Réal Vallée, Université Laval, Canada 16:00-17:30

May

23


Poster Presentations

Wednesday May 22, 2019 FROM 18:00 TO 19:30

POSTER SESSION POSTER-2 VALIDATION OF A VARIABLE BENDING RADIUS SENSING PRINCIPLE FOR OPTICAL-FIBER TACTILE SENSORS Naghmeh Bandari, Concordia University, Canada Javad Dargahi, Muthukumaran Packirisamy POSTER-4 ABSOLUTE CELL VOLUME MEASURED WITH QUANTITATIVE-PHASE DIGITAL HOLOGRAPHIC MICROSCOPY Erik Belanger, Centre de recherche CERVO, Université Laval, Canada Émile Rioux-Pellerin , Pauline Lavergne, Sébastien A. Lévesque, Pierre Marquet POSTER-5 REAL-TIME OPTICAL BEAM STEERING FOR LASER-POWERED EPIRETINAL PROSTHESES Ross Cheriton, National Research Council of Canada, Canada Kaustubh Vyas, Nathaniel Mailhot, Javad Fattahi, John Cook, Davide Spinello, Steven Prawer, Karin Hinzer POSTER-6 MODIFICATION OF PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF BIOLOGICAL MEMBRANE BY USING LIGHT CONTROLLED MOLECULAR MOTOR Ismael Duchesne, Laval University, Canada Tigran Galstian POSTER-7 OPTIMIZATION OF THE “MAGIC CARPET” PARAMETERS Mouna Haouas, Laurentian University, Canada Brahim Chebbi, Ilya Golub

POSTER-9 OPTICAL COHERENCE TOMOGRAPHY ANGIOGRAPHY VERSUS FLUORESCEIN ANGIOGRAPHY WITH ADAPTIVE OPTICS Ringo Ng, Simon Fraser University, Canada Daniel Wahl, Joey Huang, Yifan Jian, Marinko V. Sarunic POSTER-11 DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF PHOTONIC CRYSTAL MEMBRANE Jayshri Sabarinathan, The University of Western Ontario, Canada Michael Zylstra, Brett Poulsen, Aref Bakhtazad


POSTER-14 DESIGN OF A MINIATURIZED HIGH-SPEED OPTICAL LINE SCANNING SYSTEM FOR ENDOSCOPIC IMAGING Sevin Samadi, Concordia University, Canada Javad Dargahi, Sivakumar Narayanswamy POSTER-15 DIGITAL HOLOGRAPHIC MICROSCOPE USING FEMTOSECOND LASER SOURCE FOR LIVE CELL IMAGING Lijo Thomas, CERVO brain research center, Universite Laval, Canada Erik Belanger, Pierre Marquet

POSTER-16 COLOR OCT: COMBINED OPTICAL COHERENCE TOMOGRAPHY AND MULTISPECTRAL REFLECTANCE IMAGING Martin Poinsinet de Sivry, Polytechnique Montreal, Canada Xavier Attendu POSTER-17 TOWARD CO-LOCALIZED OCT SURVEILLANCE OF LASER THERAPY USING REAL-TIME SPECKLE DECORRELATION Raphaël Maltais-Tariant, Polytechnique Montréal, Canada Caroline Boudoux, Néstor Uribe-Patarroyo POSTER-20 HUMIDITY DETECTION DEVICE WITH A DIFFRACTION GRATING AS SENSOR Sergio Calixto, Centro de Investigaciones en Optica, Mexico Valeria Piazza, Virginia Francisca Maranon-ruiz POSTER-21 MID-INFRARED FIBER LASER SOURCES FOR REMOTE SENSING OF ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTANTS Jean-Christophe Gauthier, Université Laval, Canada Louis-Philippe Pleau, Vincent Fortin, Warwick F. Vincent, Réal Vallée, Martin Bernier POSTER-22 ARTIFICAL PHOTOSYNTHESIS OF CO2 REDUCTION INTO SYNGAS USING INGAN NANOWIRES Roksana Tonny Rashid, McGill University, Canada Mohammad Faqrul Alam Chowdhury, Sheng Chu, Zetian Mi POSTER-23 MODELLING ENERGY YIELD INCLUDING RACK SHADING FOR SINGLE-AXIS TRACKED BIFACIAL SOLAR PANELS RAnnie C. J. Russell, SUNLAB, Centre for Research in Photonics, University of Ottawa, Canada Christopher E. Valdivia, Mandy R. Lewis, Joan E. Haysom, Karin Hinzer POSTER-24 ENHANCEMENT OF THE POWER CONVERSION EFFICIENCY OF ORGANIC SOLAR CELLS BY SURFACE PATTERNING OF AZOBENZENE THIN FILMS Genevieve Tadeson, Royal Military College of Canada, Canada Ribal Georges Sabat


POSTER-25 EFFECTS OF LASER RADIATION ON THE GROWTH INDICATORS OF KELUSSIA ODORATISSIMA MOZAFF. MEDICINAL PLANT Reza Taheri Ghahrizjani, Shahid Beheshti University, Iran (Islamic Republic of) Homa Jafari Dinani, Pegah Eslami, Forough Mortazaeinezhad POSTER-26 EFFECT OF ION IRRADIATION ON STRUCTURAL AND OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF ‘’GIANT’’ CORE/SHELL QUANTUM DOTS Chao Wang, INRS-EMT, Canada David Barba, Gurpreet S Selopal, Federico Rosei POSTER-31 CONTINUOUS-WAVE ND:YVO4 LASER WITH CONICAL REFRACTION OUTPUT Reza Akbari, University of Manitoba, Canada Arkady Major, Chandan Howlader, K. A. Fedorova, G. S. Sokolovskii, E. U. Rafailov POSTER-33 DUAL-WAVELENGTH YB:KGW LASER WITH ~1 THZ FREQUENCY OFFSET Reza Akbari, University of Manitoba, Canada Arkady Major

POSTER-34 DUAL-WAVELENGTH YB:YAP LASER Reza Akbari, University of Manitoba, Canada Arkady Major, J. Xu, X. Xu

POSTER-35 ON-THE-FLY SPECTRAL NOISE MITIGATION THROUGH PASSIVE AMPLIFICATION AND SAMPLING Benjamin Crockett, INRS, Canada Luis Romero Cortés, Saikrishna Reddy Konatham, José Azaña POSTER-36 SAPPHIRE FIBER BRAGG GRATING COUPLED WITH GRADED-INDEX FIBER LENS Huimin Ding, National Research Council Canada, Canada Dan Grobnic, Cyril Hnatovsky, Ping Lu, Robert Walker, Stephen Mihailov

POSTER-38 IN-BAND PUMPED COMPOSITE ND:YVO/ND:GVO LASER Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada Mohammad Nadimi, Chinedu Onyenekwu

POSTER-39 EFFICIENT HOT-BAND PUMPED ND:YLF LASER Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada Zohreh Sedaghati, Mohammad Nadimi

POSTER-40 PERFORMANCE OF DIODE-PUMPED YB:CALGO AND YB:KYW LASERS Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada Sujith Manjooran


POSTER-41 DIODE-PUMPED DUAL-WAVELENGTH ND:GVO4 LASER Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada Mohammad Nadimi

POSTER-42 CHARACTERIZATION OF LINEAR PROPERTIES OF NONLINEAR SOFT GLASSES AT TERAHERTZ AND INFRARED FREQUENCIES - BRIDGING THE TERAHERTZ GAP Adam Pacewicz, Warsaw University of Technology, Poland Bartlomiej Salski, Jerzy Cuper, Marcin Rytel, Pawel Kopyt, Michal Walczakowski, Jaroslaw Cimek, Ryszard Buczynski

POSTER-44 PARASITIC LOSSES IN A DIODE-PUMPED YB:CALGO LASER Mohammad Anisur Rahman Reza, University of Manitoba, Canada Arkady Major POSTER-45 VIRTUAL REALITY (VR) LASER SAFETY GOGGLES Faraz Sadrzadeh-Afsharazar, Institute of Biomedical Engineering Science and Technologies (iBest), St. Michael Hospital, Canada Alexandre (Sahsa) Douplik

POSTER-47 FILTERING STIMULATED BRILLOUIN SCATTERING IN FIBER USING TILTED FIBER BRAGG GRATINGS Meng Wang, College of Advanced Interdisciplinary Studies, National University of Defense Technology, China Zefeng Wang, Chen Shi

POSTER-50 STUDY OF NONLINEAR OPTICAL REFRACTIVE INDEX IN THIN FILMS FORMED BY BLOOM GELATIN AND ORGANIC MATERIALS (INDIGO CARMINE DYE AND PHENOL RED PH INDICATOR) George Argüello-Sarmiento, Universidad de Guanajuato, Mexico Edgar Alvarado-Méndez

POSTER-51 MODULATING THE CONCENTRATION AND RESIDENCE TIME OF FLUOROPHORES IN ZERO-MODE WAVEGUIDES Andrea Barbaglia, Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, Italy Michele Dipalo, Francesco Tantussi, Andrea Toma, Francesco De Angelis

POSTER-52 GENERALIZED TWO-TEMPERATURE FITTING ALGORITHM FOR ULTRASHORT LASER HEATING OF METAL FILM AND NANOPARTICLES Paul Bresson, Laboratoire Charles Fabry, France Jean François Bryche, Julien Moreau, Paul-Ludovic Karsenti, Denis Morris, Michael Canva, Mondher Besbes


POSTER-53 DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF AL2O3 SLAB OPTICAL WAVEGUIDES BY ATOMIC LAYER DEPOSITION USING H2O AND O3 AS REACTANTS Diana Laura Caballero Espitia, Centro de Investigación Científica y de Educación Superior de Ensenada, Mexico Eder German Lizarraga Medina, Hugo Tiznado Vazquez, Georgina Navarrete Alcala, Heriberto Marquez Becerra

POSTER-54 PACKAGING OF SURFACE NANOSCALE AXIAL PHOTONIC RESONATORS Mathieu Couillard, Concordia University, Canada Pablo Bianucci

POSTER-56 BESSEL BEAMS IN POINCARE MODES Enrique Galvez, Colgate University, United States Brianna Holmes

POSTER-57 STUDY OF INTEGRATED NONLINEAR OPTICAL DEVICES BASED ON CHALCOGENIDE LAYERS Nessim Jebali, Institut Foton, France Enguerran Delcourt, Loic Bodiou, Marion Bailleuil, Emeline Baudet, Jonathan Lemaitre, Virginie Nazabal, Yannick Dumeige, Joel Charrier

POSTER-58 MODELING STRONG COUPLING OF UNEVENLY-DAMPED OSCILLATORS Xin Jin, INRS-EMT, Canada Luca Razzari

POSTER-59 HOLLOW-CORE PHOTONIC CRYSTAL FIBERS FILLED WITH NOBLE GASES: HE, NE, AR, KR, XE Raha Khosravi, Dalhousie University, Canada Morteza Hajati, Barbora Kacerovska, Pujuan Ma, Chunhao Liang, Yashar Esfahani Monfared

POSTER-61 LASER ABLATION GENERATION OF GOLD NANOPARTICLES FOR HIGHLY EFFICIENT OPTICAL HUMIDITY SENSOR Joel Edouard Nkeck, Ecole de Technologie Superieure, Canada Ibrahima Ka, Soraya Bouzidi, Dipankar Sengupta, François Blanchard, Riad Nechache

POSTER-62 T-MATRIX CALCULATION USING MODAL EXPANSION OF THE SCATTERED FIELD Anton Ovcharenko, Institut d’Optique Graduate School, France Jean-Paul Hugonin, Christophe Sauvan

POSTER-63 REMOTE SENSING USING SURFACE ENHANCED RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY (SERS) OPTICAL FIBERS Aditya Pandya, Ryerson University, Canada J. Carl Kumaradas, Alexandre Douplik


POSTER-64 THIRD-HARMONIC TERAHERTZ GENERATION IN MONOLAYER GRAPHENE WITH MICROSCOPIC SCATTERING Parvin Parvin, Queen’s University, Canada Marc Dignam

POSTER-65 FLEXIBLE MOLECULARLY IMPRINTED SERS SUBSTRATE FOR DOPAMINE SENSING Anisha Pathak, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India Banshi Dhar Gupta

POSTER-66 ON THE PLASMONIC SCHOTTKY PHOTOVOLTAIC DEVICES Azzouz Sellai, Sultan Qaboos University, Oman

POSTER-67 LSPR BASED FIBER OPTIC SENSOR FOR THE DETECTION OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE Vivek Semwal, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India, India Banshi Gupta

POSTER-68 SELF-INJECTION LOCKING OF A LASER DIODE TO A SILICON WGM MICRORESONATOR Tetiana Tiebienieva, MIPT, Russian Federation Oleg Benderov, Alexander Rodin, Artem Shitikov, Igor Bilenko

POSTER-70 HIGH EFFICIENCY ND:GDVO4/MGO:PPLN 531.5 NM GREEN LASER Bin Zhang, McMaster University, Canada Qian-li Ma, Chang-qing Xu

POSTER-71 INTRA-CAVITY FREQUENCY DOUBLING ND:YAP/LBO 540 NM GREEN LASER FOR LASER DISPLAY Bin Zhang, McMaster University, Canada Qian-li Ma, Chang-qing Xu

POSTER-72 TWISTED MULTI-COLOR OPTICAL SELF-FOCUSING IN A NONLINEAR MEDIUM Alexey Sukhinin, North Dakota State University, United States Alejandro Aceves, Jean-Claude Diels

POSTER-85 MODELING THE EFFECTS OF A DIELECTRIC NANOFIN ARRAY ON ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS Jeck Borne, Université Laval, Canada Denis Panneton, Michel Piché, Simon Thibault

POSTER-86 REFRACTIVE INDEX SENSOR BASED ON OFF-CORE LONG PERIOD FIBER GRATINGS Krishnendu Dandapat, Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India Indrajeet Kumar, Saurabh Mani Tripathi


POSTER-87 CONFIGURABLE MODULATOR FOR PURE PHASE MODULATION Hong Deng, Ghent University, Belgium Wim Bogaerts

POSTER-88 SILICON-ON-SAPPHIRE SUBWAVELENGTH GRATING WAVEGUIDE MID- INFRARED APPLICATIONS Mohamed Elsayed, The American University in Cairo, Egypt Nourhan Fouad, Mostafa Fedawy, Mohamed Swillam

POSTER-89 SENSITIVE TEMPERATURE SENSORS BASED ON HIGH BIREFRINGENCE LIQUID-FILLED PHOTONIC CRYSTAL FIBERS Yashar Esfahani Monfared, Yashar, Dalhousie University, Canada Raha Khosravi, Morteza Hajati, Barbora Kacerovska, Pujuan Ma, Chunhao Liang

POSTER-90 TOWARD A FLAT WORLD OF OPTICS: SPATIALLY CHIRPING THE FINESSE OF A FABRY-PEROT INTERFEROMETER TO CONTROL BEAM PROPAGATION Ilya Golub, Algonquin College, Canada Benjamin Haines, Jonathan Golub

POSTER-91 OPTICAL BALL BEARING PRODUCED BY COUPLING BETWEEN HANDEDNESS OF LIGHT POLARIZATION AND ITS PHASE HELICITY Ilya Golub, Algonquin College, Canada Svetlana Khonina

POSTER-93 SPATIAL REFLECTED AND TRANSMITTED FIELD PATTERN AT RESONANT SCATTERING OF AN ELECTROMAGNETIC PLANE WAVE ON 1D DIFFRACTION GRATINGS AND PHOTONIC CRYSTALS Ramil Minnullin, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (State University), Russian Federation Mikhail Barabanenkov, Alexander Italyantsev

POSTER-94 RING-RESONATOR BASED MULTIPLEXED SENSOR ON SOI Azad Siahmakoun, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, United States Gwangho Choi

POSTER-96 ELECTRONIC , OPTICAL AND MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF LOW CONCENTRATION CR DOPED CDTE BY FIRST PRINCIPLE METHOD Muhammad Yaseen, Department of Physics, University of Agriculture, Pakistan Hina Ambreen, Umair Shahid, Misbah Chem, Mehwish Khalid Butt, Usman Shoukat, Abdul Ghaffar, Wei Ren


POSTER-97 ELECTRONIC, OPTICAL AND THERMOELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF PRVO3 BY FIRST PRINCIPLE METHOD Muhammad Yaseen, Department of Physics, University of Agriculture, Pakistan Ali Shahzad, Misbah Chem, Umair Shahid, Hina Ambreen, Mehwish Khalid Butt, Yasin Naz, Abdul Ghaffar, Wei Ren

POSTER-100 OPTICAL AND STRUCTURAL STUDY OF MOLYBDENUM TRIOXIDE THIN FILMS Bassel Abdel Samad, Moncton University, Canada

POSTER-101 POLARIZATION SENSITIVE RAMAN SCATTERING OF 2D MATERIAL -TUNGSTEN DISULPHIDE Shubhayan Bhattacharya, IIT Madras, India Aneesh V. Veluthandath, Chung Che Huang, Ganapathy Senthil Murugan, Prem Ballabh Bisht

POSTER-102 INSB NANOWIRES FOR MULTISPECTRAL INFRARED DETECTION Curtis Goosney, McMaster University, Canada Victoria Jarvis, Debra Wilson, Nebile Goktas, Ray LaPierre

POSTER-103 TIME-RESOLVED SPECTROSCOPY OF ETHANOL EVAPORATION ON FREE- STANDING POROUS SILICON PHOTONIC MICROCAVITIES María del Rayo Jiménez Vivanco, Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, Mexico Godofredo García Salgado, Rafael Doti, Jocelyn Faubert, Jesús Eduardo Lugo Arce

POSTER-105 TWO-OCTAVES SPANNING SUPERCONTINUUM GENERATION IN NITROGEN- RICH SILICON NITRIDE Christian Lafforgue, Centre for Nanoscience and Nanotechnologies (C2N) France Sylvain Guerber, Joan Manel Ramirez, Xavier Le Roux, Guillaume Marcaud, Carlos Alonso-Ramos, Delphine Marris-Morini, Eric Cassan, Charles Baudot, Frédéric Boeuf, Laurent Vivien POSTER-106 TELLURITE-BASED CORE-CLAD DUAL-ELECTRODES COMPOSITES FIBERS Anthony Maldonado, Interdisciplinary Laboratory Carnot de Bourgogne, University of Bourgogne Franche-Comté, France Arnaud Lemiere, Frederic Desevedavy, Jean-Charles Jules, Gregory Gadret, Olivier Bidault, Frederic Smektala, Clément Strutynski, Sylvain Danto, Thierry Cardinal, Marc Dussauze, Wagner Correr, Yannick Ledemi, Younès Messaddeq

POSTER-107 SB INCORPORATION EFFECTS IN GA-MODIFIED AS-SE-TE GLASS Yaroslav Shpotyuk, University of Rzeszow, Poland Jakub Szlezak, Dmytro Slobodzyan, Bohdan Mahlovanyi, Jozef Cebulski, Catherine Boussard-Pledel, Bruno Bureau


POSTER-108 DEVELOPMENT OF FUNCTIONAL ELEMENTS AND DEVICES ON THE BASIS OF CHALCOGENIDE GLASS FIBER OPTICS Igor Skripachev, Institute of Chemistry of High Purity Substances of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation Mihail Churbanov, Gennady Snopatin, Boris Stepanov, Oleg Benderov, Alexander Rodin, Victor Plotnichenko

POSTER-109 TAILORING THE ELECTRICAL AND OPTICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF GAAS THIN FILM BY 2 MEV NI IONS IRRADIATION Waqar Syed, Department of Physics, International Islamic University, Islamabad, Pakistan Jamil Qureshi

POSTER-110 DESIGN, FABRICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ALGAAS PHOTONIC CRYSTAL DEFECT WAVEGUIDES Kaustubh Vyas, University of Ottawa, Canada ayman Rasekh, Alperen Tugen, Kashif Awan, Daniel H. G. Espinosa, Ksenia Dolgaleva

POSTER-115 EFFECTS OF SURFACE ACOUSTIC WAVES ON THE OPTICAL EMISSION OF DOT-IN-A-NANOWIRE Golnaz Azodi Aval, Queens University, Canada Dan Dalacu, James Stotz

POSTER-116 3D DIGITAL SILICON PHOTOMULTIPLIER AND PROSPECTS FOR QUANTUM KEY DISTRIBUTION Simon Carriern, Institut Interdisciplinaire d’Innovation Technologique (3IT), Université de Sherbrooke, Canada Samuel Parent, Ramy Tannous, Frédéric Nolet, Pascal Gendron, Michel Labrecque-Dias, Tommy Rossignol, Nicolas Roy, Thomas Jennewein, Serge Charlebois, Jean-François Pratte

POSTER-117 OPTICAL PARAMETRIC OSCILLATOR BASED DIFFERENTIAL ABSORPTION LIDAR FOR TROPOSPHERIC METHANE CONCENTRATION MEASUREMENT Taieb Gasmi Cherifi, Saint Louis University-Madrid Campus, Spain

POSTER-122 CONTINUOUS-VARIABLE ENTANGLED STATES IN A LOSSY CROW Hossein Seifoory, Queen’s University, Canada Luke G. Helt, John E. Sipe, Marc M. Dignam

POSTER-125 IMPACT OF PULSE EXTINCTION RATIO ON ABSOLUTE LOCATION ACCURACY AND SPATIAL RESOLUTION IN OTDR SYSTEMS Benoit Vanus, University of Ottawa, Canada Chams Baker, Liang Chen, Xiaoyi Bao


POSTER-126 COLLOIDAL QUANTUM DOTS FOR NEAR-INFRARED PHOTOTRANSISTOR WITH CMOS-COMPATIBLE STRUCTURE Qiwei Xu, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Alberta, Canada Xihua Wang

POSTER-127 HIGH PERFORMANCE MONOLITHIC DUAL-WAVELENGTH INAS/INP QUANTUM DASH C-BAND DFB LASER Khan Zeb, National Research Council Canada and Concordia Universty, Canada Mohamed Rahim, Zhenguo Lu, Grzegorz Pakulski, Jiaren Liu, Philip Poole, Pedro Barrios, Weihong Jiang, Xiupu Zhang

POSTER-128 NEAR-INFRARED COLLOIDAL MANGANESE DOPED QUANTUM DOTS: PHOTOLUMINESCENCE MECHANISM AND ITS TEMPERATURE RESPONSE Hui Zhang, INRS-EMT, Canada Federico Rosei


Exhibition

Exhibition Booths

ACA TMetrix Inc. 6

Advanced Photonic Sciences 29

AMEC Usinage 17

Amsterdam Scientific Instruments 20

Bock Optronics Inc. 26

CCEM - Canadian Centre for Electron Microscopy 18

CMC Microsystems 8

COPL - Centre d’optique, photonique et laser 30

Channel Systems Inc. 27

Electro-Meters Co. Ltd. 7

EXFO 14

Fiberguide Industries 32

gentec-eo 22

Gurley Precision Instruments 13

INO 23

Laserand 12

OPTONIQUE 15

OPTONIQUE 16

OZ Optics Limited 1

Photonics Media 9

Sentinelle Nord / Université Laval 5

Synopsys, Inc. 19

TeraXion 10

TeraXion 11

Testforce Systems Inc, Compliance & Connectivity 31

Zurich Instruments AG 21


aCa tmetrix inC.ACA TMetrix Inc. is a leading Canadian distributor of test and measurement instruments and design tools coupled with industry-leading customer service. For over 55 years we have provided products manufactured by the world’s leading instrument manufacturers. Together with suppliers, TMetrix offers customers complete technical and logistical assistance and training. This includes seminars led by the world’s leading experts, pre- and post-sales technical support, warranty and language help, instrument repair and calibration, currency conversion and assistance gaining various electrical safety certification marks. We strive for continual enhancement of our offerings through unparalleled customer service and support.

adVanCed PhotoniC sCienCes

Advanced Photonic Sciences, LLC (“APS”) develops and manufactures microlaser and laser module products for industrial and government organizations for biomedical, illumination, and aiming applications in both laboratory and demanding industrial conditions; kilowatt-class cryogenic lasers; diode-pumped solid-state lasers operating in the UV, visible, and near and mid-infrared spectral regions; offers more than 40 experimental kits for photonics and laser technology education of students at universities and related educational bodies; spectroscopy services; and conducts research and development in collaboration with organizations to develop novel new optical and laser materials.

ameC usinage

AMEC Machining is a machining workshop specialized in the manufacture and assembly of small and medium parts in the field of optics/photonics since 1995. AMEC provides all its customers with impeccable quality, competitive delivery times and personalized service.

Partners and Exhibitors


amsterdam sCientifiC instruments

Why is the TPX3Cam state-of-the-art and unique from Amsterdam Scientific Instruments?

Amsterdam Scientific Instruments (ASI) based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, manufactures and markets Hybrid Pixel Single Photon Counting detectors. The Timepix and Medipix ASICS derives from CERN. TPX3Cam based on the Timepix technology, is the fastest time-resolved optical pixilated camera in the world with a pixel size of 55 × 55 µm2, and acts independently as a fast digitizer that can be used to record timing information. The TPX3Cam is optically sensitive in a wavelength range of 400 to 1000 nm with high quantum efficiency. It can provide arrival time in Time-of-Flight (ToF) mode information and charge deposit information in Time-over-Threshold (ToT) mode together with the coordinates of the illuminated pixel. The TPX3Cam employs a SPIDR read out board. This readout board provides high speed interfaces including 1 Gb Ethernet and 10 Gb Ethernet. The latter allows the TPX3Cam readout at the maximum bandwidth of 80 Mhits/s with a time resolution of 1.56 ns. The TPX3Cam can be used to register single electron/ion/neutron and record images as well as timing information. Based on the unique features, the TPX3Cam has high flexibility and excellent performance in various applications. For instance, it can be easily used in both velocity map Imaging (VMI) and coincidence momentum imaging (CMI) for studying fragmentation dynamics. It is mounted outside the vacuum chamber compared to the delay-line or cross-strip detector. The TPX3Cam is a camera to be applied in quantum optics and fluorescence microscopy with the capability of single photon counting imaging.

boCk oPtroniCs inC.Since 1987, Bock Optronics has served the Canadian manufacturing, factory automation and maintenance industries, R&D, institutional studies, machine learning and other high technology sectors with machine vision products. As a comprehensive distributor for innovative and progressive manufacturers of imaging hardware and software, providing quality products and the latest advancements in technology has been their goal since day one. Supporting system integrators, OEMs, and end user customers, Bock Optronics’ knowledge, experience and excellent customer service has helped them to establish valuable, lasting relationships with their customers for over 30 years.


Cem - Canadian Centre eleCtron miCrosCoPy

The Canadian Centre for Electron Microscopy (CCEM) is a one-stop solution to materials characterization problems. Our experienced and dedicated staff are here to help determine structural and compositional information of material through their advanced knowledge in electron microscopy. Not only does the CCEM offer a suite of electron microscopes and sample preparation space that can be used for characterization needs, but our staff members are fully equipped and available to train users, acquire various data, prepare characterization reports, and consult on user’s specific questions

CmC miCrosystems

Through partnerships with leading global suppliers in commercial and academic environments, CMC Microsystems provides access to photonics manufacturing, including SOI-based silicon photonic technologies, III-V epitaxy and processing on GaAs and InP substrates, and packaging and assembly services to integrate multiple technologies. CMC enables industrial-class technologies for designing, prototyping and testing microfabricated devices, circuits and systems. www.cmc.ca/photonics

COPL - Centre d’OPtique, PhOtOnique et Laser

The Centre for Optics, Photonics and Lasers (COPL) is composed of 42 research teams from eight Quebec universities working in synergy to develop the outstanding potential of optics & photonics for the benefit of future generations.

Founded in 1989 with the goal of sharing knowledge, know-how and resources, the COPL carries out its stated mission of:- training students and highly qualified personnel- conducting fundamental and applied research- contributing to socio-economic development.

Celebrating 30 years of unwavering commitment to the field of optics and photonics, the COPL is proud of its contributions that have placed it among the most prominent centres for research and training worldwide.


Channel systems

Channel Systems is a scientific imaging solutions provider. We offer spectral and infrared solutions for laboratory, industrial and outdoor applications, covering the UV, VNIR, SWIR, MWIR and LWIR. In addition, we offer a full line of accessories including lighting, lenses, software and scanners. If we aren’t able to recommend an off the shelf solution, our engineering and software designers are able to develop custom solutions for your unique imaging projects. We are authorized distributors for Specim Spectral Imaging, Xenics Infrared Solutions, InfraTec Thermal Imaging Cameras and Thorlabs LCTF’s.

eleCtro-meters Co. inC.For Over fifty years Electro-Meters has provided a variety of solutions for Measurement applications in Canada. As the Exclusive Canadian Representative for Yokogawa Optical Products, we are pleased to exhibit the worlds most trusted Optical Spectrum Analyzer. For the last twenty years the AQ6370 series has led the industry with its robust Free Space optical Input, the widest Wavelength Range from 350nm up to 3.4um and the highest sensitivity down to -90dBm. If you are interested in adding the best Optical Measurement equipment to your lab, stop by our booth to discuss an onsite evaluation with Connie Ranieri, Jerome Descoteaux or Matt Remmes.

exfoEXFO develops smarter test, monitoring and analytics solutions for fixed and mobile network operators, webscale companies and equipment manufacturers in the global communications industry. Our customers count on our unique blend of equipment, software and services to accelerate digital transformations related to fiber, 4G/LTE and 5G deployments. We’ve spent over 30 years earning this trust, and today more than 2,000 EXFO employees in over 25 countries work side by side with our customers in the lab, field, data center and beyond.


fiberguide industries

Fiberguide Industries manufactures over 500 different specialty optical fibers. These fibers are primarily used for photonics applications involving optical power delivery and optical sensing. Fiberguide also offers several high-performance metal coated fibers, Al and Au, that can operate at extreme temperatures and survive in harsh environments. Fiberguide’s assembly facility in ID provides assemblies for the Medical, High Power, Oil and Gas Sensing, High Temperatures, and Bio-analytical Sensing markets. We also provide VFT and Collimator capabilities. Our three facilities are ISO 13485:2003 and ISO 9001 certified.

genteC-eo

45 year track record of innovation and providing quality solutions for laser power and energy measurement applications, Gentec-EO stands ready to serve you now and in the future. Our product line includes a complete range of laser power & energy meters, photodetectors, THz detectors, OEM detectors and beam diagnostics. We also have calibration centers on 3 continents for fast turn-around times, just what you need to keep pace with today’s rapid market.

gurley PreCision instruments

Gurley Precision Instruments is a U.S. manufacturer of precision optical components and optical encoders, in business since 1845. Located in upstate NY, Gurley supplies companies around the world with lenses, prisms, mirrors, and precision measuring tools.

ino

INO is the largest centre of expertise in optics and photonics in Canada. For 30 years, it has been creating and developing customized solutions to meet the needs of companies in Quebec and throughout Canada in various sectors of activity. A leader in high technology, INO has implemented more than 6,500 solutions, carried out 74 technology transfers, and contributed to the creation of 34 new companies, which employ more than 2,000 people. INO’s activities are made possible thanks to the sustained collaboration of the Ministère de l’Économie, de la Science et de l’Innovation and of Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions.


lumeriCal

www.lumerical.com

oPtonique

Optonique is a non-profit organization created in response to a call by Quebec’s optics-photonics entrepreneurs and researchers for a province-wide forum that would act as a source of synergy for promoting Quebec optics-photonics technologies and expertise at the local, national, and international level. Optonique’s main role is to unite the businesses, research centers, and academic institutions operating in Quebec’s optonics-photonics sector. As the province’s official hub for excellence in optics-photonics, Optonique is recognized by Quebec’s ministry of economy, and innovation (Ministère de l’Économie et de l’Innovation) and receives support through the ACCORD initiative for the development of Quebec’s strategic sectors and areas of excellence.

osa - the oPtiCal soCiety

www.osa.org

laserand

Laserand Inc. is a Montreal, Canada based company working in the fields of photonics, robotics, industrial manufacturing & automation and weak signals imaging. The company supplies photonics components, scientific & industrial equipment and complex systems to customers throughout North America. Our team of engineers, marketing and technical support specialists with more than 20 years of experience in supplying optical components, CW DPSS lasers, optical spectroscopy systems, motion control, hexapods and scientific cooled full-frame CCD cameras for imaging and spectroscopy is ready to assist you in choosing the right product for your application.


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Index of Authors

AAbdel Samad, Bassel - POSTER-100, POSTER-100 67, 67Abdo, Ahmad - OPT-5-23-8 58Abdolghader, Pedram - BIO-1-21-2 21ABDUKERIM, Nurmemet - HIGH-POWER-5-23-2 50Abdukerim, Nurmemet - HIGH-POWER-2-21-5 30Abid, Alexandre - BIO-3-22-4 34Aceves, Alejandro - POSTER-72 65Adam, Nadine - BIO-4-23-3 48Agarwal, Girish - QUANTUM-5-22-2 31Ahn, Doyeol - QUANTUM-6-23-3 49Aitchison, J. Stewart - TD-5-22-2 35Ajewale, Alimi - TD-1-21-2 18Akbari, Reza - HIGH-POWER-2-21-8, HIGH-POWER-5-23-4, POSTER-31, POSTER-33, POSTER-34

30, 50, 62, 62,

62Akens, Margarete - BIO-1-21-6, BIO-3-22-2 21, 34Alaee, Rasoul - NONLINEAR-2-21-3 23Alam, Ahsan - TD-3-21-2 24Alam, M. Zahirul - NONLINEAR-4-21-3, NONLINEAR-4-21-4, NONLINEAR-7-23-5

29, 29, 46

Alam, M. Zahirul - NONLINEAR-2-21-3, NONLINEAR-4-21-5 23, 29Alam, Shaiful - TD-4-21-3 27Alata Tejedo, Milvia Iris - BIO-5-23-3 51Albert, Jacques - NONLINEAR-4-21-6, TD-6-22-5, NONLINEAR-7-23-1

29, 40, 46

Alibart, Olivier - TD-1-21-3 18Allen, Christian - BIO-4-23-3 48Allen, Harry - BIO-1-21-1 21Alonso-Ramos, Carlos - TD-1-21-3, OPT-4-23-1, POSTER-105

18, 51, 67

Alu, Andrea - NONLINEAR-6-22-1 41Alvarado-Méndez, Edgar - POSTER-50 63Ambreen, Hina - POSTER-96, POSTER-97 66, 67Ambrosio, Antonio - NONLINEAR-2-21-2 23Amoiropoulos, Kostas - BIO-4-23-2 48Anderson, Stephen - PTEI-1-22-1 39Andreiev, Oleh - BIO-4-23-6 48Andrekson, Peter - TD-8-23-1 52Angulo, Daniela - QUANTUM-3-21-4 24

Ankathatti Munegowda, Manjunatha - BIO-3-22-3 34Antici, Patrizio - HIGH-POWER-6-23-1 53Argüello-Sarmiento, George - POSTER-50 63Armenta, Roberto - TD-3-21-2 24Arslan, Dennis - NONLINEAR-1-21-4 20Atlas, Dogan - OPT-4-23-3 51

Attendu, Xavier - POSTER-16 61Awan, Kashif - MAT-4-23-4, POSTER-110 55, 68Awan, Kashif M. - NONLINEAR-4-21-8 29Azaña, José - OPT-4-23-2, POSTER-35 51, 62Azaña, José - QUANTUM-1-21-5, HIGH-POWER-4-22-4 19, 43Azhdast, Mohammad Hossein - MAT-4-23-7 55Azodi Aval, Golnaz - POSTER-115 68

BBagdonas, Saulius - BIO-2-21-1 23Baille, Francoise - OPT-5-23-3 58Bailleuil, Marion - POSTER-57 64Baker, Chams - POSTER-125 68Bakhtazad, Aref - POSTER-11 60Bakr, Mohamed - NONLINEAR-4-21-7 29Balistreri, Giacomo - HIGH-POWER-4-22-4 43Ballabio, Andrea - MAT-4-23-2 55Banakar, Mehdi - TD-4-21-3 27Banakar, Mehdi - MAT-4-23-2 55Bandari, Naghmeh - POSTER-2 60Bao, Xiaoyi - HIGH-POWER-2-21-6, POSTER-125 30, 68Barabanenkov, Mikhail - POSTER-93 66Barba, David - OPT-2-22-5, POSTER-26 37, 62Barbaglia, Andrea - POSTER-51 63Barclay, Paul - NONLINEAR-7-23-2 46Barna, Imre Ferenc - HIGH-POWER-1-21-3 26Barrios, Pedro - POSTER-127 69Bartal, Guy - NONLINEAR-6-22-2 41Barzaghi, Andrea - MAT-4-23-2 55Barzda, Virginijus - BIO-1-21-4, BIO-1-21-6 21, 21Baudet, Emeline - TD-7-23-1, POSTER-57 45, 64Baudot, Charles - OPT-5-23-3, POSTER-105 58, 67Beattie, Meghan - GREEN-1-23-5 47Behr, Bradford - BIO-4-23-3 48Belanger, Erik - BIO-5-23-1, POSTER-4, POSTER-15

51, 60, 61


Belarouci, A. - TD-1-21-4 18Béliveau, D. - PTEI-1-22-3 39Bellido, Edson P. - NONLINEAR-5-22-4 36Benderov, Oleg - PTEI-2-22-2, POSTER-68, POSTER-108

44, 65, 68

Benedikovic, Daniel - TD-1-21-3 18Bergman, Keren - TD-4-21-6 27Bergues, Boris - HIGH-POWER-2-21-4 30Bernard, Olivier - QUANTUM-1-21-7 19Bernier, Martin - HIGH-POWER-2-21-7, HIGH-POWER-3-22-5, MAT-4-23-9, POSTER-21

30, 38, 56, 61

Bérubé, Jean-Philippe - HIGH-POWER-5-23-1 50Besbes, Mondher - GREEN-3-23-5, POSTER-52 57, 63Besteiro, Lucas - NONLINEAR-5-22-1 36Betz, Vaughn - BIO-3-22-1, BIO-3-22-2, BIO-3-22-3

34, 34, 34

Bezryadina, Anna - TD-9-23-3 54Bhardwaj, Ravi - NONLINEAR-3-21-4 25Bhattacharya, Shubhayan - POSTER-101 67Bianucci, Pablo - NONLINEAR-1-21-5, POSTER-54 20, 64Bicket, Isobel C. - NONLINEAR-5-22-4 36Bidault, Olivier - POSTER-106 67Bilenko, Igor - POSTER-68 65Bilodeau, Philippe - BIO-5-23-1 51Bilro, Lucia - TD-9-23-4 54Bisht, Prem Ballabh - POSTER-101 67Bizheva, Kostadinka - BIO-3-22-7 34Black, A. Nicholas - QUANTUM-5-22-1 31Blanchard, François - NONLINEAR-3-21-3, POSTER-61 25, 64Bodiou, Loic - TD-7-23-1, POSTER-57 45, 64Boeuf, Frederic - TD-1-21-3, OPT-5-23-3, POSTER-105

18, 58, 67

Bogaerts, Wim - POSTER-87 66Bogoni, Antonella - TD-4-21-2 27Boilard, Tommy - HIGH-POWER-2-21-7, HIGH-POWER-3-22-5, MAT-4-23-9

30, 38, 56

Boily, Olivier - HIGH-POWER-3-22-5 38Bois, Chloé - NONLINEAR-3-21-3 25Boisvert, Jean-Sebastien - MAT-4-23-6, MAT-4-23-8 55, 56Bonn, Mischa - NONLINEAR-3-21-2 25Bonneville, Dawson - MAT-1-22-1, BIO-4-23-4 32, 48Bonsma-Fisher, Kent - QUANTUM-3-21-4, QUANTUM-4-21-4 24, 28Borne, Jeck - POSTER-85 65Botton, Gianluigi - GREEN-2-23-3 53Botton, Gianluigi A. - NONLINEAR-5-22-4 36

Bouchard, Frédéric - QUANTUM-5-22-3, QUANTUM-6-23-3, OPT-5-23-2

31, 49, 58

Boucherif, Abderraouf - GREEN-3-23-2 57Boudoux, Caroline - BIO-3-22-6, POSTER-17 34, 61Boulanger, Vincent - HIGH-POWER-3-22-4 38Bourouf, Bilal - TD-1-21-1 18Boussard-Pledel, Catherine - POSTER-107 67Boutopoulos, Christos - BIO-3-22-4 34Bouville, David - MAT-1-22-4 32Bouzidi, Soraya - POSTER-61 64Boyd, R. W. - NONLINEAR-2-21-3 23Boyd, Robert - QUANTUM-5-22-2 31Boyd, Robert W. - QUANTUM-1-21-2, NONLINEAR-3-21-4, NONLINEAR-4-21-3, NONLINEAR-4-21-4, NONLINEAR-4-21-5, QUANTUM-5-22-1, TD-5-22-4, NONLINEAR-6-22-4, NONLINEAR-7-23-5, QUANTUM-6-23-1, OPT-5-23-2

19, 25, 29, 29, 29, 31, 35, 41, 46, 49,

58Bradley, Jonathan - MAT-1-22-1, NONLINEAR-7-23-6, BIO-4-23-4, TD-8-23-3, MAT-4-23-1

32, 46, 48, 52,

55Brais-Brunet, Simon - BIO-3-22-6 34Braud, Alain - TD-7-23-1 45Braverman, Boris - QUANTUM-5-22-1, QUANTUM-6-23-1 31, 49Brazenas, Matynas - NONLINEAR-4-21-1 29Breitenborn, Holger - BIO-2-21-3 23Bresson, Paul - GREEN-3-23-5, POSTER-52 57, 63Brittain, Kennedy - BIO-1-21-7 21Bryche, Jean François - POSTER-52 63Bryche, Jean-Francois - GREEN-3-23-5 57Buczynski, Ryszard - POSTER-42 63Bureau, Bruno - POSTER-107 67busacca, Alessandro - TD-8-23-2 52Byers, James - TD-4-21-3 27Byrd, Matthew - TD-1-21-5 18

CCaballero Espitia, Diana Laura - POSTER-53 64Calixto, Sergio - POSTER-20 61Campbell, Melanie - BIO-3-22-5 34Camy, Patrice - TD-7-23-1 45Canva, Michael - GREEN-3-23-5, POSTER-52 57, 63Cao, Wei - TD-4-21-3, OPT-1-22-1, TD-5-22-3

27, 33, 35

Cao, Yu - NONLINEAR-1-21-1 20


Capasso, Federico - NONLINEAR-2-21-2 23Capmany, Juan - TD-7-23-5 45Car, Christopher - MAT-3-23-3 52Caraffini, Diego - BIO-2-21-3 23Cardinal, Thierry - POSTER-106 67Carlow, Graham - NONLINEAR-6-22-4 41Carrier, Simon - POSTER-116 68Caspani, Lucia - QUANTUM-6-23-2 49Caspani, Lucia - QUANTUM-1-21-5 19Cassan, Eric - TD-1-21-3, OPT-4-23-1, POSTER-105

18, 51, 67

Cassol, Edana - BIO-1-21-1 21Cebulski, Jozef - POSTER-107 67Chaker, Mohamed - TD-8-23-2 52Chang, Zenghu - HIGH-POWER-1-21-2 26Charette, Paul - GREEN-3-23-5 57Charlebois, Serge - POSTER-116 68Charrier, Joel - TD-7-23-1, POSTER-57 45, 64Chaudhary, Kundan - NONLINEAR-2-21-2 23Chauhan, Vinita - BIO-4-23-3 48Chauhan, Vinita - BIO-1-21-1 21Chebbi, Brahim - POSTER-7 60Cheben, Pavel - TD-1-21-3, NONLINEAR-1-21-2, TD-2-21-2, OPT-1-22-2, TD-6-22-4

18, 20, 22, 33,

40Chem, Misbah - POSTER-96, POSTER-97 66, 67Chen, Bigeng - TD-4-21-3, OPT-1-22-1 27, 33Chen, Changjia - NONLINEAR-7-23-7 46Chen, Liang - POSTER-125 68Chen, Xia - TD-4-21-3, OPT-1-22-1 27, 33Chen, Zhao - MAT-1-22-4 32Chen, Zhigang - NONLINEAR-5-22-2 36Cheng, Shaobo - GREEN-2-23-3 53Cheriton, Ross - NONLINEAR-1-21-2, TD-6-22-4, POSTER-5

20, 40, 60

Cheung, Eric Jun Hao - NONLINEAR-1-21-1 20Chevalier, Sylvain - MAT-1-22-4 32Choi, Gwangho - POSTER-94 66Chowdhury, Faqrul Alam - GREEN-3-23-7 57Chowdhury, Mohammad Faqrul Alam - POSTER-22 61Chrostowski, Lukas - OPT-2-22-4 37Chu, Sai T. - QUANTUM-1-21-5 19Chu, Sheng - POSTER-22 61Churbanov, Mihail - POSTER-108 68Cimek, Jaroslaw - POSTER-42 63Cino, Alfonso - QUANTUM-1-21-5 19Cino, Alfonso Carmelo - QUANTUM-6-23-2 49Cisek, Richard - BIO-1-21-7 21

Clark, Thomas - QUANTUM-6-23-5 49Clerici, Matteo - TD-8-23-2 52Cognet, Laurent - MAT-3-23-1 52Cohen, Eliahu - QUANTUM-1-21-1, QUANTUM-1-21-3 19, 19Cohen, Offir - QUANTUM-1-21-4 19Cook, John - POSTER-5 60Cooke, Logan - QUANTUM-4-21-2 28Corkum, Paul - HIGH-POWER-2-21-2, HIGH-POWER-4-22-6, NONLINEAR-7-23-3

30, 43, 46

Corkum, Paul B. - NONLINEAR-7-23-4 46Correr, Wagner - POSTER-106 67Costella, Marion - BIO-4-23-6 48Couillard, Mathieu - NONLINEAR-1-21-5, POSTER-54 20, 64Cremer, Sebastien - OPT-5-23-3 58Crockett, Benjamin - POSTER-35 62Ctyroky, Jiri - NONLINEAR-1-21-2 20Cuisinier, Frederic - BIO-4-23-1 48Cuper, Jerzy - POSTER-42 63

DD. B. Bradley, Jonathan - OPT-3-22-5 42D'Amours, Claude - OPT-5-23-8 58Dadalyan, Tigran - MAT-2-23-3 50Dagenais, Mario - TD-7-23-4 45Daigle, Olivier - BIO-4-23-7 48Dalacu, Dan - POSTER-115 68Dams, David - NONLINEAR-1-21-4 20Dandapat, Krishnendu - POSTER-86 65Danner, Aaron - NONLINEAR-1-21-1 20Danto, Sylvain - POSTER-106 67Dargahi, Javad - POSTER-2, POSTER-14 60, 61Darnon, Maxime - GREEN-1-23-4 47Daskalakis, Konstantinos - NONLINEAR-6-22-3 41Davidenko , Irina - BIO-4-23-1 48Davidenko , Nikolai - BIO-4-23-1 48Davis, John - QUANTUM-5-22-4, QUANTUM-6-23-5 31, 49De Angelis, Francesco - POSTER-51 63de Mooij, Ernst - TD-6-22-4 40de Riedmatten, Hugues - QUANTUM-4-21-1 28Debnath, Kapil - TD-4-21-3 27Dedyulin, Sergey - BIO-5-23-4 51Deen, M. Jamal - NONLINEAR-4-21-7 29Dehaes, Mathieu - BIO-3-22-6 34Deinert, Jan-Christoph - NONLINEAR-3-21-2 25Delcourt, Enguerran - POSTER-57 64Delprat, Sébastien - TD-8-23-2 52Deng, Hong - POSTER-87 66Densmore, Adam - TD-6-22-4 40


Desevedavy, Frederic - POSTER-106 67Devi, Sonu - NONLINEAR-1-21-1 20Diddams, Scott A. - HIGH-POWER-1-21-1 26Diels, Jean-Claude - POSTER-72 65Dignam, Marc - TD-4-21-1 27Dignam, Marc - TD-3-21-3, POSTER-64 24, 65Dignam, Marc M. - POSTER-122 68Ding, Huimin - HIGH-POWER-2-21-6, POSTER-36 30, 62Dipalo, Michele - POSTER-51 63Dolgaleva, Ksenia - NONLINEAR-3-21-4, NONLINEAR-4-21-8, MAT-4-23-4, POSTER-110

25, 29, 55, 68

Dolgaleva, Ksenia - NONLINEAR-6-22-4 41Domengie, Florian - OPT-5-23-3 58Dominguez Bucio, Thalia - MAT-4-23-2 55Dong, Junliang - HIGH-POWER-4-22-4 43Dong, Junliang - BIO-2-21-3 23Doolin, Callum - QUANTUM-6-23-5 49Doti, Rafael - POSTER-103 67Doualan, Jean-Louis - TD-7-23-1 45Douplik, Alexandre - BIO-4-23-1 48Douplik, Alexandre - BIO-5-23-2, POSTER-63 51, 64Douplik, Alexandre (Sahsa) - POSTER-45 63Dubuc, Julia - BIO-1-21-3 21Duchesne, Ismael - MAT-2-23-2, POSTER-6 50, 60Dumeige, Yannick - TD-7-23-1, POSTER-57 45, 64Dumitrescu, Eduard - GREEN-3-23-3 57Duran Valdeiglesias, Elena - TD-1-21-3, OPT-4-23-1 18, 51Dussauze, Marc - POSTER-106 67Duval, Simon - HIGH-POWER-3-22-3 38

EE. Limodehi, Hamid - OPT-2-22-5 37Ebert, Martin - TD-4-21-3 27Edgar, James - NONLINEAR-2-21-2 23Ednotte, Guilmot - HIGH-POWER-6-23-3 53Eichler, Hans Joachim - MAT-4-23-7 55El Abdi, Rochdi - MAT-4-23-3 55Elezzabi, Abdulhakem - OPT-3-22-4 42Elfiky, E. - OPT-5-23-1 58Elitzur, Avshalom - QUANTUM-1-21-3 19Elsayed, Mohamed - POSTER-88 66Elsharabasy, Ahmed - NONLINEAR-4-21-7 29

England, Duncan - QUANTUM-3-21-3, QUANTUM-4-21-4, QUANTUM-5-22-3, OPT-5-23-2

24, 28, 31, 58

Erskine, Jennifer - QUANTUM-3-21-3 24Ertorer, Erden - HIGH-POWER-5-23-3 50Esfahani Monfared, Yashar - POSTER-59, POSTER-89 64, 66Eslami, Pegah - POSTER-25 62Espinosa, Daniel H. G. - NONLINEAR-4-21-8, MAT-4-23-4, POSTER-110

29, 55, 68

Estudillo, Julian - OPT-5-23-7 58Exir, Hourieh - BIO-4-23-5 48

FFabbri, Filippo - MAT-1-22-4 32Falconi, Fabio - TD-4-21-2 27Fang, Bin - QUANTUM-1-21-4 19Faour, Thomas - MAT-1-22-2 32Farsaei, Ahmadreza - TD-3-21-2 24Fattahi, Javad - POSTER-5 60Faubert, Jocelyn - POSTER-103 67Fedawy, Mostafa - POSTER-88 66Fedorova, K. A. - POSTER-31 62Fenwick, Kate - MAT-1-22-2 32Ferguson, Dallis - BIO-3-22-2 34Ferland, Marie-Christine - PTEI-1-22-2 39Fernandez-Corbaton, Ivan - NONLINEAR-1-21-4 20Fickler, Robert - QUANTUM-5-22-3 31Filoramo, Arianna - OPT-4-23-1 51Firby, Curtis - OPT-3-22-4 42Fischer, Bennet - OPT-3-22-2 42Fischer, Bennet - QUANTUM-1-21-5 19Fischer, Leon-Daniel - PTEI-1-22-5 39Fisher, Carl - BIO-3-22-3 34Fontaine, Réjean - QUANTUM-1-21-7 19Forcade, Gavin - GREEN-1-23-4 47Fortier, Richard - MAT-4-23-9 56Fortin, Vincent - HIGH-POWER-5-23-1, POSTER-21 50, 61Fouad, Nourhan - POSTER-88 66Frankis, Henry - MAT-1-22-1, OPT-3-22-5, NONLINEAR-7-23-6, BIO-4-23-4, TD-8-23-3

32, 42, 46, 48,

52Fraser, Alex - HIGH-POWER-5-23-1 50Fraser, James - MAT-1-22-2 32Frayssinous, Clement - HIGH-POWER-5-23-1 50Frech-Baronet, Jessy - MAT-1-22-4 32Frénéa-Robin, Marie - BIO-4-23-6 48Frenzel, Tobias - PTEI-1-22-5 39Fu, Xin - OPT-2-22-1 37Fyffe, Alexander - QUANTUM-5-22-2 31


GGacoin, Thierry - MAT-1-22-4 32Gadenne, Virginie - MAT-1-22-3 32Gadret, Gregory - POSTER-106 67Gaeta, Alexander - TD-3-21-1, QUANTUM-5-22-6 24, 31Galstian, Tigran - MAT-2-23-2, MAT-2-23-3, POSTER-6

50, 50, 60

Galvez, Enrique - POSTER-56 64Gameiro, Atílio - TD-1-21-2 18Gang, Tingting - TD-6-22-5 40Gao, Lu - QUANTUM-1-21-3 19García Salgado, Godofredo - POSTER-103 67García-Puente, Yalina - MAT-4-23-6 55Gardes, Frederic - TD-4-21-3, MAT-4-23-2 27, 55Gariépy, Guillaume - HIGH-POWER-3-22-5 38Gasmi Cherifi, Taieb - POSTER-117 68Gauthier, Jean-Christophe - POSTER-21 61Ge, Jia - OPT-4-23-3 51Gendron, Pascal - POSTER-116 68Genevet, Patrice - NONLINEAR-1-21-3 20Gensch, Michael - NONLINEAR-3-21-2 25Gerard, Benjamin - TD-7-23-3 45Gergely, Csilla - BIO-4-23-1 48Ghaffar, Abdul - POSTER-96, POSTER-97 66, 67Ghelfi, Paolo - TD-4-21-2 27Giese, Enno - QUANTUM-1-21-2, QUANTUM-5-22-1, QUANTUM-6-23-1

19, 31, 49

Gladyshev, Alexey V. - NONLINEAR-7-23-7 46Godfrey, Alan T. K. - NONLINEAR-7-23-3, NONLINEAR-7-23-4 46, 46Goktas, Nebile - POSTER-102 67Golaraei, Ahmad - BIO-1-21-4, BIO-1-21-6 21, 21Goldschmidt, Elizabeth - QUANTUM-3-21-2 24Golub, Ilya - POSTER-7, POSTER-90, POSTER-91

60, 66, 66

Golub, Jonathan - POSTER-90 66Gomes, Anderson - MAT-4-23-6 55Gomez, Federico - TD-3-21-2 24González Vega, Arturo - BIO-5-23-3 51Goosney, Curtis - POSTER-102 67Gosselin, Yoann - BIO-4-23-7 48Govorov, Alexander - NONLINEAR-5-22-1 36Grabska, Katarzyna - MAT-4-23-2 55Grégoire, Nicolas - HIGH-POWER-3-22-5 38

Grelet, Sacha - HIGH-POWER-3-22-5 38Grenapin, Florence - OPT-5-23-2 58Grinberg, Yuri - TD-2-21-2 22Grobnic, Dan - HIGH-POWER-2-21-5, HIGH-POWER-5-23-2 30, 50Grobnic, Dan - POSTER-36 62Groner, Achim - NONLINEAR-1-21-4 20Guerber, Sylvain - POSTER-105 67Guilbert-Savary, Félix - HIGH-POWER-3-22-4 38Guiomar, Fernando - TD-1-21-2 18Guo, Mengqi - OPT-2-22-2 37Guo, Rui - NONLINEAR-6-22-3 41Gupta, Banshi - POSTER-67 65Gupta, Banshi Dhar - POSTER-65 65Gurioli, Massimo - OPT-4-23-1 51

HHabach, Fayez - BIO-1-21-4 21Haché, Alain - NONLINEAR-4-21-4 29Haddad, Emile - OPT-2-22-5 37Haeberlé, Louis - QUANTUM-1-21-7 19Hafez Eid, Hassan A. - NONLINEAR-3-21-2 25Hagan, David - TD-4-21-3, TD-8-23-3 27, 52Haines, Benjamin - POSTER-90 66Hajati, Morteza - POSTER-59, POSTER-89 64, 66Hajisalem, Ghazal - NONLINEAR-7-23-2 46Hakala, Tommi - NONLINEAR-6-22-3 41Halde, Vincent - QUANTUM-1-21-7 19Halir, Robert - NONLINEAR-1-21-2 20Hamidfar, Tabassom - NONLINEAR-1-21-5 20Hammond, T. J. - HIGH-POWER-6-23-3 53Hammood, Mustafa - OPT-2-22-4 37Hansson, Ben - BIO-4-23-3 48Haouas, Mouna - POSTER-7 60Hardy, Isabelle - TD-7-23-1 45Harrigan, Stephen R. - NONLINEAR-4-21-8 29Haskell, N. - PTEI-1-22-3 39Hauer, Bradley - QUANTUM-6-23-5 49Hay, Darrick - QUANTUM-5-22-2, MAT-3-23-3 31, 52Haysom, Joan E. - POSTER-23 61Healy, Noel - NONLINEAR-4-21-1 29Heckel, Emilie Heckel - BIO-3-22-6 34Helmy, Amr - TD-9-23-1 54Helt, Luke G. - POSTER-122 68Hen, Mirit - NONLINEAR-4-21-2 29Herman, Peter - HIGH-POWER-5-23-3 50Heshami, Khabat - QUANTUM-4-21-2, QUANTUM-4-21-4, QUANTUM-5-22-3, OPT-5-23-2

28, 28, 31, 58


Hinzer, Karin - GREEN-1-23-3, GREEN-1-23-4, GREEN-1-23-5, POSTER-5, POSTER-23

47, 47, 47, 60,

61Hlil, Antisar - MAT-4-23-8 56Hlil, Antsar - MAT-4-23-6 55Hnatovsky, Cyril - HIGH-POWER-2-21-5, HIGH-POWER-5-23-2 30, 50Hnatovsky, Cyril - POSTER-36 62Hogan, Ryan - NONLINEAR-4-21-4 29Holmes, Brianna - POSTER-56 64Hosseiny, Hamid - BIO-3-22-6 34Howlader, Chandan - POSTER-31 62Hradil, Zdenek - QUANTUM-6-23-3 49Hrushevskyi, Taras - QUANTUM-4-21-2 28Hu, Manli - TD-6-22-5 40Huang, Chung Che - POSTER-101 67Huang, Joey - POSTER-9 60Hubele, Scott - QUANTUM-4-21-2 28Hufnagel, Felix - QUANTUM-6-23-3, OPT-5-23-2 49, 58Hugonin, Jean-Paul - POSTER-62 64Husain, Muhammad - TD-4-21-3 27Huttunen, Mikko - NONLINEAR-6-22-4 41

IIkiades, Aris - BIO-4-23-2 48Isella, Giovanni - MAT-4-23-2 55Islam, Mehedi - OPT-3-22-2 42Islam, Mehedi - QUANTUM-1-21-5 19Italyantsev, Alexander - POSTER-93 66Izquierdo, Ricardo - GREEN-3-23-4 57

JJ. Q. Maia, Lauro - MAT-4-23-5 55Jaeger, Nicolas A. F. - OPT-2-22-4 37Jafari, Hamed - NONLINEAR-7-23-1 46Jafari, Rana - HIGH-POWER-2-21-3 30Jafari Dinani, Homa - POSTER-25 62Jakubek, Zygmunt - NONLINEAR-7-23-3 46Jan, Sebastien - OPT-5-23-3 58Janosik, Natalie - TD-4-21-6 27Janz, Siegfried - NONLINEAR-1-21-2, TD-2-21-2, TD-6-22-4, TD-7-23-3, BIO-5-23-4

20, 22, 40, 45,

51Jarockyte, Greta - BIO-2-21-1 23Jarvis, Victoria - POSTER-102 67Jauregui, Luis - NONLINEAR-2-21-2 23Jebali, Nessim - POSTER-57 64Jennewein, Thomas - QUANTUM-3-21-1, QUANTUM-6-23-4, POSTER-116

24, 49, 68

Jeong, Hyunseok - QUANTUM-6-23-3 49Jeong, Younggyun - HIGH-POWER-4-22-3 43Jerominek, Hubert - PTEI-1-22-4 39

Jestin, Yoann - TD-8-23-2 52Jia, Hao - OPT-2-22-1 37Jia, Yuechen - HIGH-POWER-4-22-3 43Jian, Yifan - POSTER-9 60Jiang, Weihong - POSTER-127 69Jiménez Vivanco, María del Rayo - POSTER-103 67Jin, Jeongwan - QUANTUM-6-23-4 49Jin, Xin - POSTER-58 64Joly, Nicolas Y. - BIO-1-21-2 21Jones, Travis - HIGH-POWER-2-21-3 30Joseph, Ariana - BIO-1-21-7 21Joyal, Jean-Sébastien - BIO-3-22-6 34Jules, Jean-Charles - POSTER-106 67Julku, Aleksi - NONLINEAR-6-22-3 41

KKa, Ibrahima - POSTER-61 64Kacerovska, Barbora - POSTER-59, POSTER-89 64, 66Kallepalli, Deepak - NONLINEAR-7-23-3 46Kallepalli, L. N. Deepak - NONLINEAR-7-23-4 46Kalnaityte, Agne - BIO-2-21-1 23Kamandar Dezfouli, Mohsen - NONLINEAR-1-21-2, TD-2-21-2, TD-6-22-4

20, 22, 40

Kannyappan, Udayakumar - BIO-3-22-6 34Karabanovas, Vitalijus - BIO-2-21-1 23Karimi, Ebrahim - QUANTUM-1-21-1, QUANTUM-1-21-3, QUANTUM-5-22-3, QUANTUM-6-23-3, OPT-5-23-2

19, 19, 31, 49,

58Karimi, Mohammad - NONLINEAR-4-21-3, NONLINEAR-4-21-5, NONLINEAR-7-23-5

29, 29, 46

Karimi, Mohammad - GREEN-3-23-6 57Karpowicz, Nicholas - HIGH-POWER-2-21-4 30Karsenti, Paul-Ludovic - GREEN-3-23-5, POSTER-52 57, 63Kashyap, Raman - MAT-4-23-5, MAT-4-23-8 55, 56Kashyap, Raman - QUANTUM-1-21-5 19Kashyap , Raman - MAT-4-23-6 55Katzman, Moshe - NONLINEAR-4-21-2 29Kaviani, Hamidreza - NONLINEAR-7-23-2 46Kazansky, Peter G. - NONLINEAR-7-23-7 46Khalid Butt, Mehwish - POSTER-96, POSTER-97 66, 67Khalil, Mahmoud - OPT-5-23-4 58Khattak, Hamza - NONLINEAR-1-21-5 20


Khokhar, Ali - TD-4-21-3, OPT-1-22-1 27, 33Khonina, Svetlana - POSTER-91 66Khosravi, Raha - POSTER-59, POSTER-89 64, 66Kim, Paul - QUANTUM-6-23-5 49Kim, Philip - NONLINEAR-2-21-2 23Kionga-Kamau, Edward - MAT-1-22-3 32Kioselaki, Georgia - BIO-4-23-2 48Kling, Matthias - HIGH-POWER-2-21-4 30Knights, Andrew - TD-4-21-3, OPT-1-22-3, OPT-3-22-5, TD-8-23-3

27, 33, 42, 52

Knobel, Robert - MAT-1-22-2 32Ko, Dong Hyuk - HIGH-POWER-2-21-2 30Konatham, Saikrishna Reddy - OPT-4-23-2 51Kong, Fanqi - HIGH-POWER-4-22-6 43Kontenis, Lukas - BIO-1-21-6 21Kopecek, Radovan - GREEN-1-23-2 47Kopyt, Pawel - POSTER-42 63Kossatz, Martin - MAT-4-23-7 55Koutný, Dominik - QUANTUM-6-23-3 49Kovalev, Sergey - NONLINEAR-3-21-2 25Krich, Jacob - GREEN-3-23-3 57Ksari, Younal - MAT-1-22-3 32Kubullek, Maximilian - HIGH-POWER-2-21-4 30Kues, Michael - OPT-3-22-2, QUANTUM-6-23-2 42, 49Kues, Michael - QUANTUM-1-21-5 19Kumar, Amar - TD-2-21-3 22Kumar, Indrajeet - POSTER-86 65Kumaradas, J. Carl - POSTER-63 64Kuntz, Katanya - QUANTUM-6-23-4 49Kupchak, Connor - QUANTUM-3-21-3 24Kuranda, Nikolai - BIO-4-23-1 48

LLabeye, Marie - HIGH-POWER-6-23-2 53Labonte, Laurent - TD-1-21-3 18Labrecque-Dias, Michel - POSTER-116 68Lafforgue, Christian - POSTER-105 67Lahlil, Khalid - MAT-1-22-4 32Lake, David - NONLINEAR-7-23-2 46Lal, Manohar - NONLINEAR-1-21-1 20Lamant, Gilles - TD-3-21-2 24LaPierre, Ray - POSTER-102 67Lapointe, Jean - NONLINEAR-1-21-2, TD-6-22-4 20, 40Larocque, Hugo - QUANTUM-1-21-1 19Larson, Walker - TD-5-22-5 35Lassailly, Yves - MAT-1-22-4 32Lausten, Rune - HIGH-POWER-5-23-2 50Lausten, Rune - BIO-1-21-2 21Lavergne, Pauline - BIO-5-23-1, POSTER-4 51, 60

Laverty, Sheila - BIO-1-21-3 21Le Roux, Xavier - TD-1-21-3, OPT-4-23-1, POSTER-105

18, 51, 67

Leach, Gary - NONLINEAR-5-22-5 36LeBlanc, Lindsay - QUANTUM-4-21-2 28Ledemi, Yannick - MAT-4-23-5, POSTER-106 55, 67Ledemi , Yannick - MAT-4-23-6 55Lee, Regina - PTEI-1-22-6 39Lefebvre, Olivier - MAT-1-22-4 32Lefebvre, Pascal - QUANTUM-1-21-6 19Légaré, Francois - HIGH-POWER-4-22-3, BIO-1-21-3, BIO-1-21-5

43, 21, 21

Leinse, Arne - OPT-3-22-5 42Lemaitre, Jonathan - TD-7-23-1, POSTER-57 45, 64Lembo, Leonardo - TD-4-21-2 27Lemiere, Arnaud - POSTER-106 67Lemieux, Samuel - QUANTUM-1-21-2, QUANTUM-6-23-1 19, 49Lessard, Reno - PTEI-2-22-1 44Leuchs, Gerd - QUANTUM-6-23-3, OPT-5-23-2 49, 58Lévesque, Sébastien A. - BIO-5-23-1, POSTER-4 51, 60Lewis, Amanda - GREEN-1-23-3 47 Lewis, Mandy R. - POSTER-23 61Lewis, Ryan - TD-6-22-1 40Li, Jiahan - NONLINEAR-2-21-2 23Li, Ke - TD-4-21-3 27Li, Nanxi - TD-1-21-5 18Li, Ruoping - NONLINEAR-2-21-2 23Li, Shanglin - TD-1-21-1 18Liang, Chunhao - POSTER-59, POSTER-89 64, 66Liboiron-Ladouceur, Odile - TD-1-21-1, OPT-2-22-3 18, 37Lilge, Lothar - BIO-3-22-1, BIO-3-22-2, BIO-3-22-3

34, 34, 34

Lima , BIsmarck - MAT-4-23-6 55Lin, Jiachuan - OPT-2-22-2 37Little, Brent E. - QUANTUM-1-21-5 19Littlejohns, Callum - TD-4-21-3, OPT-1-22-1, MAT-4-23-2

27, 33, 55

Liu, Cong - NONLINEAR-4-21-3 29Liu, Fu - NONLINEAR-4-21-6 29Liu, Jiaren - TD-6-22-3 40Liu, Jiaren - OPT-3-22-3, OPT-5-23-5, POSTER-127

42, 58, 69

Liu, Shenghao - TD-4-21-3 27Liu, Yan - NONLINEAR-1-21-1 20Liu, Zhaowei - TD-9-23-3 54Lizarraga Medina, Eder German - POSTER-53 64Lo, William - BIO-3-22-2 34Loiko, P. - HIGH-POWER-5-23-4 50


Lopez-Higuera, Jose Miguel - TD-9-23-2 54Loranger, Sébastien - QUANTUM-1-21-5 19Lord, Marie-Pier - HIGH-POWER-3-22-5 38Lorenz, Virginia O. - QUANTUM-1-21-4 19Louvet, Geoffrey - TD-7-23-1 45Lu, Ping - HIGH-POWER-2-21-6, POSTER-36 30, 62Lu, Zeqin - TD-3-21-2 24Lu, Zhenguo - TD-6-22-3 40Lu, Zhenguo - OPT-3-22-3, OPT-5-23-5, POSTER-127

42, 58, 69

Lugo Arce, Jesús Eduardo - POSTER-103 67Lundeen, Jeff - TD-4-21-4 27Lupu-Gladstein, Noah - QUANTUM-3-21-4 24Lutkenhaus, Norbert - QUANTUM-6-23-4 49

MMa, Minglei - OPT-2-22-4 37Ma, Pujuan - POSTER-59, POSTER-89 64, 66Ma, Qian-li - POSTER-70, POSTER-71 65, 65MacLean, Jean-Philippe - QUANTUM-4-21-5 28MacNab, Finlay - NONLINEAR-5-22-5 36Maestre, Haroldo J. - TD-7-23-5 45Magden, Emir Salih - TD-1-21-5 18Mahlovanyi, Bohdan - POSTER-107 67Mahmoud Aghdami, Keivan - HIGH-POWER-5-23-3 50Maia, Lauro - MAT-4-23-6 55Mailhot, Nathaniel - POSTER-5 60Mailloux, Catherine - GREEN-3-23-1 57

Major, Arkady - HIGH-POWER-2-21-8, HIGH-POWER-5-23-4, POSTER-31, POSTER-33, POSTER-34, POSTER-38, POSTER-39, POSTER-40, POSTER-41

30, 50, 62, 62, 62, 62, 62, 62,

63Major, Arkady - HIGH-POWER-4-22-5, POSTER-44 43, 63Malacarne, Antonio - TD-4-21-2 27Maldonado, Anthony - POSTER-106 67Maltais-Tariant, Raphaël - POSTER-17 61Malytskyi, Volodymyr - MAT-1-22-3 32Mandel, Arkady - BIO-3-22-3 34Manjooran, Sujith - POSTER-40 62Mao, Youxin - TD-6-22-3, OPT-3-22-3 40, 42Maram, Reza - OPT-4-23-2 51Maranon-ruiz, Virginia Francisca - POSTER-20 61Marcaud, Guillaume - POSTER-105 67Marois, Christian - TD-7-23-3 45

Marquet, Pierre - BIO-5-23-1, POSTER-4, POSTER-15

51, 60, 61

Marquez Becerra, Heriberto - POSTER-53 64Marris-Morini, Delphine - TD-1-21-3, OPT-4-23-1, POSTER-105

18, 51, 67

Martikainen, Jani - NONLINEAR-6-22-3 41Martinelli, Lucio - MAT-1-22-4 32Martínez Cervantes, Juan Carlos - BIO-5-23-3 51Martorell, Joan - TD-4-21-5 27Mascher, Peter - TD-8-23-3 52Mashanovich, Goran - TD-4-21-3, TD-5-22-3 27, 35Mason, Erik - BIO-3-22-5 34Mastronardi, Lorenzo - TD-4-21-3 27Mateman, Richard - OPT-3-22-5 42Mazeas, Florent - TD-1-21-3 18Mbonde, Hamidu - NONLINEAR-7-23-6 46McCague, Claire - NONLINEAR-5-22-5 36McFadden, Christopher - BIO-3-22-1 34McGarvey-Lechable, Kathleen - NONLINEAR-1-21-5 20McGuire, Dylan - TD-3-21-2 24Melati, Daniele - NONLINEAR-1-21-2, TD-2-21-2, TD-6-22-4

20, 22, 40

Ménard, Jean-Michel - NONLINEAR-3-21-4, NONLINEAR-6-22-4, HIGH-POWER-4-22-1

25, 41, 43

Meng, Fanfan - TD-4-21-3 27Meng, Xiang - TD-4-21-6 27Messaddeq, Younes - MAT-4-23-8, HIGH-POWER-3-22-5, MAT-4-23-5, MAT-4-23-9, POSTER-106

56, 38, 55, 56,

67Messaddeq , Younès - MAT-4-23-6 55Meunier, Michel - MAT-2-23-1 50Mi, Zetian - GREEN-3-23-7, POSTER-22 57, 61Mi, Zetian - GREEN-2-23-3 53Miarabbas Kiani, Khadijeh - OPT-3-22-5 42Mihailov, Stephen - HIGH-POWER-2-21-5, HIGH-POWER-2-21-6, HIGH-POWER-5-23-2

30, 30, 50

Mihailov , Stephen - POSTER-36 62Miller, Jeremy - TD-8-23-3 52Milosevice, Milan - OPT-1-22-1 33Minnullin, Ramil - POSTER-93 66Mirsanaye, Kamdin - BIO-1-21-4, BIO-1-21-6 21, 21Mistry, Ajay - OPT-2-22-4 37Mittal, Shiv - BIO-3-22-4 34Mittler, Silvia - BIO-2-21-2 23Moilanen, Antti - NONLINEAR-6-22-3 41


Mojahedi, Mo. - TD-5-22-2 35Molenhuis, Daniel - BIO-3-22-2, BIO-3-22-3 34, 34Molina-Fernandez, I. - TD-5-22-1 35Molina-Fernandez, Inigo - NONLINEAR-1-21-2 20Monet, Frédéric - MAT-4-23-8 56Monfray, Stephane - OPT-5-23-3 58Monteiro, Paulo - TD-1-21-2 18Morandotti, Roberto - BIO-2-21-3, OPT-3-22-2, HIGH-POWER-4-22-3, HIGH-POWER-4-22-4, QUANTUM-6-23-2, TD-8-23-2

23, 42, 43, 43, 49, 52

Morandotti, Roberto - QUANTUM-1-21-5 19Moreau, Julien - GREEN-3-23-5, POSTER-52 57, 63Morency, Steeve - HIGH-POWER-3-22-5, MAT-4-23-9 38, 56Morozov, Gregory V - TD-4-21-5 27Morris, Denis - QUANTUM-1-21-7, GREEN-3-23-5, POSTER-52

19, 57, 63

Mortazaeinezhad, Forough - POSTER-25 62Moss, David - OPT-3-22-2 42Moss, David J. - QUANTUM-6-23-2 49Moss, David J. - QUANTUM-1-21-5 19Mousavi Masouleh, Seyed Shayan - NONLINEAR-5-22-4 36Mufutau, Akeem - TD-1-21-2 18Munk, Dvir - NONLINEAR-4-21-2 29Munro, William J. - QUANTUM-6-23-2 49Munro, William J. - QUANTUM-1-21-5 19Murugan, Ganapathy Senthil - POSTER-101 67Murugkar, Sangeeta - BIO-1-21-1, BIO-4-23-3 21, 48Muskens, Otto - OPT-1-22-1 33

NNaccache, Rafik - BIO-2-21-3 23Nacke, Codey - TD-5-22-4 35Nadimi, Mohammad - POSTER-38, POSTER-39, POSTER-41

62, 62, 63

Naraine, Cameron - TD-8-23-3 52Narayanswamy, Sivakumar - POSTER-14 61Navaiepour, Parvin - TD-4-21-1 27Navarrete Alcala, Georgina - POSTER-53 64Naz, Yasin - POSTER-97 67Nazabal, Virginie - TD-7-23-1, POSTER-57 45, 64Neathway, Peter - BIO-3-22-5 34Nechache, Riad - POSTER-61 64

Nedeljkovic, Milos - TD-4-21-3, TD-5-22-3, MAT-4-23-2

27, 35, 55

Nejadsattari, Farshad - QUANTUM-1-21-1 19Nemec, Petr - TD-7-23-1 45Nezami, Mohammadreza Sanadgol - TD-1-21-1 18Ng, Ringo - POSTER-9 60Nguyen, An - OPT-4-23-3 51Niegemann, Jens - TD-3-21-2 24Nkeck, Joel Edouard - POSTER-61 64Nogueira, Rogerio - TD-9-23-4 54Nolet, Frédéric - POSTER-116 68Normani, Simone - TD-7-23-1 45Notaros, Jelena - TD-1-21-5 18Notaros, Milica - TD-1-21-5 18Novakovic, Bozidar - TD-3-21-2 24Nunn, Joshua - QUANTUM-4-21-3 28Nunzi, Jean-Michel - MAT-3-23-2 52Nyiri, Balazs - BIO-4-23-3 48

OOblak, Daniel - QUANTUM-1-21-6 19Odungide, Mfon - NONLINEAR-4-21-8, MAT-4-23-4 29, 55Oesterling, Lee - QUANTUM-1-21-6 19Oliveira, Ricardo - TD-9-23-4 54Olivier, Michel - HIGH-POWER-3-22-4 38Olson, Magnus - OPT-4-23-3 51Onyenekwu, Chinedu - POSTER-38 62Orobtchouk, R. - TD-1-21-4 18Ortega-Monux, Alejandro - NONLINEAR-1-21-2 20Oscurato, Stefano - NONLINEAR-2-21-2 23Oser, Dorian - TD-1-21-3 18Osman, Ahmed - TD-5-22-3 35Ovcharenko, Anton - POSTER-62 64Ozaki, Tsuneyuki - NONLINEAR-3-21-1 25

PPacewicz, Adam - POSTER-42 63Packirisamy, Muthukumaran - POSTER-2 60Pacradouni, Vighen - TD-3-21-2 24Page, Carlo - QUANTUM-4-21-3 28Pakulski, Grzegorz - OPT-3-22-3, POSTER-127 42, 69Palma, Giuseppe - TD-7-23-1 45Pandya, Aditya - BIO-5-23-2, POSTER-63 51, 64Panneton, Denis - POSTER-85 65Paquet-Mercier, François - BIO-5-23-1 51Paradis, Pascal - HIGH-POWER-3-22-5 38Parent, Samuel - POSTER-116 68Park, Wonji - MAT-4-23-5 55


Parvin, Parvin - POSTER-64 65Pathak, Anisha - POSTER-65 65Patrone, Lionel - MAT-1-22-3 32Patten, Kessen - BIO-1-21-5 21Pavel, Cheben - TD-7-23-3 45Pavlov, Valeriy - BIO-4-23-1 48Peacock, Anna - NONLINEAR-4-21-1, OPT-1-22-1 29, 33Peccianti, Marco - TD-8-23-2 52Pegoraro, Adrian .F - BIO-1-21-2 21Peng, Qiyang - OPT-2-22-5 37Pereira-Martin, Daniel - NONLINEAR-1-21-2 20Peretti, Jacques - MAT-1-22-4 32Perez-Galacho, Diego - TD-1-21-3 18Persch, Christoph - NONLINEAR-2-21-2 23Pertsch, Thomas - NONLINEAR-1-21-4 20Petrov, Valentin - HIGH-POWER-3-22-2 38Pettersson, Håkan - GREEN-3-23-6 57Piazza, Valeria - BIO-5-23-3, POSTER-20 51, 61Piccoli, Riccardo - HIGH-POWER-4-22-3, HIGH-POWER-4-22-4, TD-8-23-2

43, 43, 52

Piccoli, Riccardo - BIO-2-21-3 23Piché, Michel - HIGH-POWER-3-22-4, POSTER-85 38, 65Pinsard, Maxime - BIO-1-21-3, BIO-1-21-5 21, 21Pioro-Ladrière, Michel - QUANTUM-1-21-7 19Plant, David - OPT-5-23-1 58Pleau, Louis-Philippe - POSTER-21 61Plotnichenko, Victor - POSTER-108 68Pocsai, Mihály András - HIGH-POWER-1-21-3 26Poderys, Vilius - BIO-2-21-1 23Podmore, Hugh - PTEI-1-22-6, TD-7-23-3 39, 45Poinsinet de Sivry, Martin - POSTER-16 61Pollnau, Markus - TD-6-22-2 40Pond, James - TD-3-21-2 24Poole, Philip - TD-6-22-3 40Poole, Philip - OPT-3-22-3, POSTER-127 42, 69Porzi, Claudio - TD-4-21-2 27Poulsen, Brett - POSTER-11 60Poulton, Christopher - TD-1-21-5 18Pratte, Jean-François - POSTER-116 68Prawer, Steven - POSTER-5 60Price, John - QUANTUM-4-21-3 28Priel, Maayan - NONLINEAR-4-21-2 29Prineas, John - GREEN-2-23-2 53Prudenzano, Francesco - TD-7-23-1 45Purvis, Katherine - BIO-1-21-7 21

QQian, Li - NONLINEAR-7-23-7 46Qureshi, Jamil - POSTER-109 68Qutob, Sami - BIO-4-23-3 48

RRafailov, E. U. - POSTER-31 62Rahim, Mohamed - OPT-3-22-3, POSTER-127 42, 69Rahimzadegan, Aso - NONLINEAR-1-21-4 20Rahnama, Abdullah - HIGH-POWER-5-23-3 50Raiche-Tanner, Olivia - BIO-1-21-1 21Raimundo, Jean-Manuel - MAT-1-22-3 32Ramirez, Joan Manel - POSTER-105 67Ramunno, Lora - BIO-1-21-5 21Rasekh, Payman - NONLINEAR-3-21-4, POSTER-110 25, 68Rashid, Roksana Tonny - POSTER-22 61Rashidinejad, Amir - OPT-4-23-3 51Rastogi, Anindya - QUANTUM-4-21-2 28Ratte, Jesse - NONLINEAR-7-23-3, NONLINEAR-7-23-4 46, 46Raval, Manan - TD-1-21-5 18Razzari, Luca - HIGH-POWER-4-22-3, HIGH-POWER-4-22-4, TD-8-23-2, POSTER-58

43, 43, 52, 64

Razzari, Luca - BIO-2-21-3 23Reddy Konatham , Saikrishna - POSTER-35 62Reed, Graham - TD-4-21-3, OPT-1-22-1 27, 33Rehacek , Jaroslav - QUANTUM-6-23-3 49Reid, Adam - TD-3-21-2 24Reig, Marta - OPT-4-23-1 51Reimer, Christian - OPT-3-22-2, QUANTUM-6-23-2 42, 49Reimer, Christian - QUANTUM-1-21-5 19Rekola, Heikki - NONLINEAR-6-22-3 41Ren, Wei - POSTER-96, POSTER-97 66, 67Resch, Kevin - QUANTUM-4-21-5 28Reshef, Orad - NONLINEAR-4-21-3, NONLINEAR-4-21-5, TD-5-22-4, NONLINEAR-6-22-4

29, 29, 35, 41

Reshef, Orad - NONLINEAR-7-23-5 46Reza, Mohammad Anisur Rahman - POSTER-44 63Reza, Mohammad Anisur Rahman - HIGH-POWER-4-22-5 43Riazi, Arash - NONLINEAR-7-23-7 46Richard, Hélène - BIO-1-21-3 21Rico, María Luisa - TD-7-23-5 45Ridsdale, Andrew - BIO-1-21-2 21Rioux, Jeremy - QUANTUM-6-23-1 49


Rioux-Pellerin , Émile - BIO-5-23-1, POSTER-4 51, 60Rocha, Ana - TD-9-23-4 54Rockstuhl, Carsten - NONLINEAR-1-21-4 20Rodin, Alexander - POSTER-68, POSTER-108 65, 68Rojas, Roberto - OPT-5-23-7 58Rojo Romeo, P. - TD-1-21-4 18Rolston, David - TD-1-21-1 18Romero Cortés, Luis - QUANTUM-1-21-5, POSTER-35 19, 62Ropagnol, Xavier - NONLINEAR-3-21-3 25Rosei, Federico - OPT-2-22-5, POSTER-26, POSTER-128

37, 62, 69

Rossignol, Tommy - POSTER-116 68Rotomskis, Ricardas - BIO-1-21-4, BIO-2-21-1 21, 23Rovere, Andrea - HIGH-POWER-4-22-3 43Roy, Nicolas - POSTER-116 68Roy-Guay, David - QUANTUM-1-21-7 19Rozhin, Alex - TD-9-23-5 54Roztocki, Piotr - QUANTUM-1-21-5, OPT-3-22-2, QUANTUM-6-23-2

19, 42, 49

Rubin, Noah - NONLINEAR-2-21-2 23Rusch, Leslie - OPT-2-22-2 37Russell, Annie C. J. - POSTER-23 61Rytel, Marcin - POSTER-42 63

SSaad-Bin-Alam, Md - NONLINEAR-6-22-4 41Sabarinathan, Jayshri - POSTER-11 60Sabat, Ribal Georges - POSTER-24 61Sadrzadeh-Afsharazar, Faraz - POSTER-45 63Saglamyurek, Erhan - QUANTUM-4-21-2 28Saint-Amant Lamy, Alex - BIO-4-23-7 48Saito, Shinichi - TD-4-21-3, OPT-1-22-1, MAT-4-23-2

27, 33, 55

Saleh, Bahaa - TD-5-22-5 35Saliminabi, Mohammad - NONLINEAR-3-21-4 25Salski, Bartlomiej - POSTER-42 63Samadi, Sevin - POSTER-14 61Sanchez Soto, Luis Lorenzo - QUANTUM-6-23-3 49Sanchez-Postigo, Alejandro - NONLINEAR-1-21-2 20Saraceno, Clara - HIGH-POWER-4-22-2 43Sarunic, Marinko V. - POSTER-9 60Sauvan, Christophe - POSTER-62 64

Schanne-Klein, Marie-Claire - BIO-1-21-3 21Schanne-Klein, Marie-Claire - BIO-1-21-5 21Schelew, Ellen - TD-3-21-2 24Schelkanova, Irina - BIO-5-23-2 51Schmeltz, Margaux - BIO-1-21-5 21Schmid, Jens - NONLINEAR-1-21-2, TD-6-22-4, TD-7-23-3

20, 40, 45

Schmid, Jens - TD-2-21-2 22Schmidt, Bruno E. - HIGH-POWER-4-22-3 43Schwarz, Sacha - QUANTUM-4-21-5 28Schwiegelshohn, Fynn - BIO-3-22-1, BIO-3-22-2, BIO-3-22-3

34, 34, 34

Sciara, Stefania - OPT-3-22-2, QUANTUM-6-23-2 42, 49Sciara, Stefania - QUANTUM-1-21-5 19Scott, Alan - PTEI-1-22-6, TD-7-23-3 39, 45Scotti, Filippo - TD-4-21-2 27Scripachev, Igor - PTEI-2-22-2 44Sedaghati, Zohreh - POSTER-39 62Sederberg, Shawn - HIGH-POWER-2-21-1, HIGH-POWER-2-21-4, OPT-3-22-4, HIGH-POWER-4-22-6

30, 30, 42, 43

Seifoory, Hossein - POSTER-122 68Seletskiy, Denis - MAT-4-23-5 55Sellai, Azzouz - POSTER-66 65Selopal, Gurpreet S - POSTER-26 62Semwal, Vivek - POSTER-67 65Sengupta, Dipankar - POSTER-61 64Sepehrian, Hassan - OPT-2-22-2 37Serafino, Giovanni - TD-4-21-2 27Serna, Samuel - OPT-4-23-1 51Shahid, Umair - POSTER-96, POSTER-97 66, 67Shahzad, Ali - POSTER-97 67Shakoor, Abdul - TD-4-21-3 27Sharma, Pratibha - GREEN-2-23-1 53Sharma, Teena - OPT-5-23-6 58Sheridan, Mary-Elizabeth - BIO-1-21-1 21Shi, Chen - POSTER-47 63Shi, Wei - OPT-2-22-2 37Shi, Zhimin - QUANTUM-5-22-2, MAT-3-23-3 31, 52Shih, Yanhua - QUANTUM-6-23-6 49Shinbrough, Kai - QUANTUM-1-21-4 19Shitikov, Artem - POSTER-68 65Shoukat, Usman - POSTER-96 66Shpotyuk, Yaroslav - POSTER-107 67Siahmakoun, Azad - POSTER-94 66Sidorenko, Pavel - HIGH-POWER-3-22-4 38Siew, Shawn Yohanes - NONLINEAR-1-21-1 20Simard, Luc - TD-6-22-4 40


Simon, Christoph - QUANTUM-2-21-1 22Simon, Jean-Jacques - MAT-1-22-3 32Sinclair, Josiah - QUANTUM-3-21-4, QUANTUM-4-21-4 24, 28Sipe, J. E. - NONLINEAR-2-21-3 23Sipe, John E. - NONLINEAR-7-23-7, POSTER-122 46, 68Sit, Alicia - QUANTUM-1-21-1, QUANTUM-5-22-3, OPT-5-23-2

19, 31, 58

Sivanandam, Suresh - TD-6-22-4 40Skripachev, Igor - POSTER-108 68Slepkov, Aaron - NONLINEAR-1-21-5 20Slobodzyan, Dmytro - POSTER-107 67Smektala, Frederic - POSTER-106 67Smelser, Christopher - NONLINEAR-7-23-1 46Smith, Benjamin - QUANTUM-4-21-2 28Smith, Thomas - QUANTUM-6-23-6 49Snopatin, Gennady - PTEI-2-22-2, POSTER-108 44, 68Sokolovskii, G. S. - POSTER-31 62Soler Penades, Jordi - TD-5-22-3 35Soleymani, Leyla - NONLINEAR-5-22-4 36Song, Chun-Ying - TD-6-22-3, OPT-3-22-3 40, 42Sorelli, Luca - MAT-1-22-4 32Soria, Silvia - TD-2-21-1 22Spägele, Christina - NONLINEAR-2-21-2 23Spanner, Michael - QUANTUM-4-21-4 28Spinello, Davide - POSTER-5 60Sprung, Donald W. L. - TD-4-21-5 27Starecki, Florent - TD-7-23-1 45Stark, Cameron - GREEN-1-23-1 47staude, Isabelle - NONLINEAR-1-21-4, NONLINEAR-5-22-3 20, 36Stein, Joshua - GREEN-1-23-1 47Steinberg, Aephraim - QUANTUM-3-21-4, QUANTUM-4-21-4 24, 28Stepanov, Boris - PTEI-2-22-2, POSTER-108 44, 68Stivala, Salvatore - HIGH-POWER-4-22-4 43Stolow, Albert - BIO-1-21-2 21Storey, Craig - TD-6-22-3 40Stotz, James - POSTER-115 68Strutynski, Clément - POSTER-106 67Su, Daniel - BIO-4-23-4 48Su, Zhan - TD-1-21-5 18Sukhinin, Alexey - POSTER-72 65Sullivan, Brian - NONLINEAR-6-22-4 41Sun, H.-B. - NONLINEAR-2-21-1 23Sun, Xiao - TD-5-22-2 35Suresh, Sisira - NONLINEAR-7-23-5 46

Sussman , Benjamin - QUANTUM-3-21-3 24Swillam, Mohamed - POSTER-88 66Syed, Waqar - POSTER-109 68Szlezak, Jakub - POSTER-107 67

TTabiryan, Nelson - TD-5-22-5 35Tadeson, Genevieve - POSTER-24 61Taheri Ghahrizjani, Reza - POSTER-25 62Talbot, Lauris - HIGH-POWER-2-21-7, HIGH-POWER-3-22-5 30, 38Tam, Man Chun - GREEN-1-23-5 47Tamagnone, Michele - NONLINEAR-2-21-2 23Tameev, Aleksei - MAT-1-22-5 32Tan, Siew Li - NONLINEAR-1-21-1 20Tang, Hong - QUANTUM-5-22-5 31Taniguchi, Takashi - NONLINEAR-2-21-2 23Tannous, Ramy - QUANTUM-6-23-4, POSTER-116 49, 68Tantussi, Francesco - POSTER-51 63Tanzilli, Sebastien - TD-1-21-3 18Taucer, Marco - HIGH-POWER-6-23-3 53Taylor, Jacob - QUANTUM-4-21-4 28Tebeneva, Tatiana - PTEI-2-22-2 44Teng, Yanting - QUANTUM-1-21-4 19Teo, Yong Siah - QUANTUM-6-23-3 49Thibault, Simon - POSTER-85 65Thomas, Jyothis - MAT-4-23-5 55Thomas, Jyothis - MAT-4-23-6 55Thomas, Lijo - POSTER-15 61Thomson, David - TD-4-21-3, OPT-1-22-1 27, 33Tiebienieva, Tetiana - POSTER-68 65Timurdogan, Erman - TD-1-21-5 18Tittel, Wolfgang - QUANTUM-1-21-6 19Tiznado Vazquez, Hugo - POSTER-53 64Todd, Andrew - BIO-5-23-4 51Tokarz, Danielle - BIO-1-21-7 21Toma, Andrea - NONLINEAR-2-21-1, POSTER-51 23, 63Tomasino, Alessandro - HIGH-POWER-4-22-4, TD-8-23-2 43, 52Tonita, Erin - GREEN-1-23-3 47Törmä, Päivi - NONLINEAR-6-22-3 41Torregrosa, Adrián J. - TD-7-23-5 45Tran, Nhung Hong - GREEN-3-23-7 57Trebino, Rick - HIGH-POWER-2-21-3 30Trépanier, François - MAT-4-23-9 56Tripathi, Saurabh Mani - POSTER-86 65Tshibangu, Blaise - OPT-5-23-7 58Tugen, Alperen - POSTER-110 68Turchinovich, Dmitry - NONLINEAR-3-21-2 25


Turcotte, Jérémy - BIO-4-23-7 48Tyson, Kurt - MAT-1-22-2 32

UUng, Bora - OPT-3-22-1 42Upham, Jeremy - NONLINEAR-4-21-3, NONLINEAR-4-21-4, NONLINEAR-4-21-5, TD-5-22-4, NONLINEAR-7-23-5

29, 29, 29, 35,

46Uribe-Patarroyo, Néstor - POSTER-17 61

VV. Grayli, Sasan - NONLINEAR-5-22-5 36Vachon, Martin - NONLINEAR-1-21-2, TD-6-22-3, BIO-5-23-4

20, 40, 51

Vakarin, Vladyslav - TD-1-21-3 18Väkeväinen, Aaro - NONLINEAR-6-22-3 41Valdivia, Chistopher E. - GREEN-1-23-4 47Valdivia, Christopher - GREEN-1-23-3, GREEN-1-23-5 47, 47Valdivia, Christopher E. - POSTER-23 61Valivarthi, Raju - QUANTUM-1-21-6 19Vallée, Réal - HIGH-POWER-5-23-1, POSTER-21 50, 61Van Der Kolk, Jarno N. - BIO-1-21-5 21Vanka, Srinivas - GREEN-2-23-3 53Vanus, Benoit - POSTER-125 68Veilleux, S. - PTEI-1-22-3 39Veluthandath, Aneesh V. - POSTER-101 67Vendromin, Colin - TD-3-21-3 24Venius, Jonas - BIO-1-21-4 21Venkatesan, T. Venky - NONLINEAR-1-21-1 20Vetrone, Fiorenzo - BIO-2-21-3 23Vilquin, B. - TD-1-21-4 18Vincent, Warwick F. - POSTER-21 61Vivien, Laurent - TD-1-21-3, OPT-4-23-1, POSTER-105

18, 51, 67

Vodopyanov, Konstantin - HIGH-POWER-3-22-1 38von der Brelje, Klaas - HIGH-POWER-2-21-4 30Vu, Anh - MAT-1-22-4 32Vulliet, Nathalie - OPT-5-23-3 58Vyas, Kaustubh - POSTER-5, POSTER-110 60, 68

WWahl, Daniel - POSTER-9 60Walczakowski, Michal - POSTER-42 63Walker, Robert - POSTER-36 62Walmsley, Ian A. - QUANTUM-2-21-2 22Wan, Dongyang - NONLINEAR-1-21-1 20Wang, Chao - POSTER-26 62Wang, H. - NONLINEAR-2-21-1 23

Wang, H.-Y. - NONLINEAR-2-21-1 23Wang, Hong - TD-4-21-3 27Wang, Meng - POSTER-47 63Wang, Renjie - MAT-1-22-1, GREEN-2-23-3 32, 53Wang, Shurui - NONLINEAR-1-21-2, BIO-5-23-4 20, 51Wang, Xihua - POSTER-126 69Wang, Xu - TD-3-21-2 24Wang, Zefeng - POSTER-47 63Wang, Zilong - HIGH-POWER-2-21-4 30Wanguemert-Perez, Gonzalo - NONLINEAR-1-21-2 20Wasilewski, Zbigniew - GREEN-1-23-5 47Watanabe, Kenji - NONLINEAR-2-21-2 23Watts, Michael - TD-1-21-5 18Weaver, Tom - QUANTUM-4-21-3 28Weber, John - TD-6-22-3, BIO-5-23-4 40, 51Weck, Arnaud - BIO-4-23-5 48Welch, Dave - OPT-4-23-3 51Whyne, Cari - BIO-3-22-2 34Wilkins, Matthew - GREEN-1-23-5, GREEN-3-23-3 47, 57Willner, Alan - NONLINEAR-4-21-3 29Wilson, Brian - BIO-1-21-6 21Wilson, Debra - POSTER-102 67Wilson, Peter - TD-4-21-3 27Wise, Frank W. - HIGH-POWER-3-22-4 38Wu, Yangbo - TD-5-22-3 35Wuttig, Matthias - NONLINEAR-2-21-2 23

XXu, Chang-qing - POSTER-70, POSTER-71 65, 65Xu, Chang-Qing - OPT-5-23-4 58Xu, Dan-Xia - NONLINEAR-1-21-2, TD-2-21-2, TD-6-22-4, BIO-5-23-4

20, 22, 40, 51

Xu, J. - HIGH-POWER-2-21-8, HIGH-POWER-5-23-4, POSTER-34

30, 50, 62

Xu, Qiwei - POSTER-126 69Xu, X. - HIGH-POWER-2-21-8, HIGH-POWER-5-23-4, POSTER-34

30, 50, 62

YYan, Xiruo - TD-3-21-2 24Yang, Huai - TD-3-21-2 24Yang, Lin - OPT-2-22-1 37Yaseen, Muhammad - POSTER-96, POSTER-97 66, 67Yildirim, Murat - NONLINEAR-3-21-4 25Yin, Xinghui - NONLINEAR-2-21-2 23Young, Jeff - TD-3-21-2 24Yu, Xingshi - OPT-1-22-1 33Yun, Han - OPT-2-22-4 37Yurtsever, Aycan - HIGH-POWER-4-22-4 43


ZZaccaria, R. Proietti - NONLINEAR-2-21-1 23Zadok, Avi - NONLINEAR-4-21-2, TD-7-23-2 29, 45Zaldivar, Ignacio - OPT-5-23-7 58Zanotto, Luca - HIGH-POWER-4-22-3 43Zeb, Khan - OPT-3-22-3, OPT-5-23-5, POSTER-127

42, 58, 69

Zednik, Ricardo - NONLINEAR-3-21-3 25Zhalehpour, Sasan - OPT-2-22-2 37Zhang, Bin - POSTER-70, POSTER-71 65, 65Zhang, Chunmei - HIGH-POWER-2-21-2 30Zhang, Haojie - NONLINEAR-4-21-1 29Zhang, Hui - POSTER-128 69Zhang, Lei - OPT-2-22-1 37Zhang, Liang - HIGH-POWER-2-21-6 30Zhang, Weiwei - TD-4-21-3, OPT-4-23-1 27, 51Zhang, Xin - NONLINEAR-5-22-5 36Zhang, Xiupu - POSTER-127 69Zhang, Yanbing - OPT-3-22-2 42Zhang, Yanbing - QUANTUM-1-21-5 19Zhang, Yingwen - QUANTUM-1-21-1, QUANTUM-1-21-3, OPT-5-23-2

19, 19, 58

Zhang, Zhuhong - OPT-2-22-2 37Zhang , Xiupu - OPT-3-22-3, OPT-5-23-5 42, 58Zhao, Junxiang - TD-9-23-3 54Zhou, Qiang - QUANTUM-1-21-6 19Zhou, Ting - OPT-2-22-1 37Zhou, Yiyu - NONLINEAR-4-21-3, QUANTUM-5-22-2 29, 31Zhu, Eric Y. - NONLINEAR-7-23-7 46Zhu, Ziyi - QUANTUM-5-22-2 31Zhuldybina, Mariia - NONLINEAR-3-21-3 25Zimin, Dmitry - HIGH-POWER-2-21-4 30Zollo, Nicholas - QUANTUM-5-22-1 31Zurauskas, Edvardas - BIO-1-21-4 21Zylstra, Michael - POSTER-11 60


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