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Program at a Glance

Tuesday, June 5, 2018

08:00 - 10:35 Theory DesignCartier 1

Nonlinear Cartier 2

Optical Quantum International 1

Light Matter International 2

10:35 - 11:00 Coffee Break

11:00 - 12:00Opening Welcome

Plenary Lecture - David Payne, ORC Southampton University, UKSymposia

12:00 - 13:15 Lunch on your own


GreenCartier 2

Optical QuantumInternational 1

Light MatterInternational 2



GreenCartier 2


Light Matter International 2

18:00 - 19:30 Welcome Evening & Cocktail Foyer 3

Wednesday, June 6, 2018


Green Cartier 2

High Power International 1

Materials International 2

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

11:00 - 11:45 Plenary Lecture - Hui Cao, Yale University, USASymposia

11:45 - 13:00 Lunch on your own & Exhibition Hall Visit


Nonlinear Cartier 2


Biophotonics International 2

15:00 - 15:30 Coffee Breaz & Exhibition Hall Visit


Nonlinear Cartier 2


Biophotonics International 2

18:00 - 19:30 Poster session & cocktail Foyer 4


Thurday, June 7, 2018


NonlinearCartier 2


BiophotonicsInternational 2

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

11:00 - 11:45 Plenary Lecture - Nader Engheta, University of Pennsylvania, USA Symposia

11:45 - 13:00 Lunch on your own & Exhibition Hall Visit


NonlinearCartier 2

BiophotonicsInternational 1

MaterialsInternational 2


15:30 - 18:30 NonlinearCartier 2

High PowerInternational 1

MaterialsInternational 2

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Table of ContentsProgram at a Glance ........................................................................................2

Organizing Committee .....................................................................................6

Welcoming Message ........................................................................................7

General Information .........................................................................................8

Social Events ...................................................................................................9

Oral Presentations ......................................................................................... 11

Poster Presentations .......................................................................................49

Exhibition ......................................................................................................60

Index of Authors ............................................................................................70

Notes ............................................................................................................83

Meeting Rooms Floor Layout ..........................................................................88

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Organizing CommitteeConference ChairGeorge A. LampropoulosA.U.G. Signals Ltd., Photonics North, Toronto, Canada

Scientific Program Co-ChairsJose AzanaEMT-INRS, Montréal, Canada

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

Support CommitteeRobert CorriveauCPIC, Québec, Canada

Kexing LiuMira Connections, Ottawa, Canada

Organizing PartnersRobert CorriveauCPIC, Québec, Canada

Marie-Christine FerlandOptonique, Montréal, Canada

Pierre GalarneauINO, Québec, Canada

Réal ValléeCOPL / Université Laval, Québec, Canada

George A. LampropoulosA.U.G. Signals Ltd., Photonics North, Toronto, Canada

Logistic ConferiumConferences. Events. Services.


Welcoming MessageOn behalf of the organizing committee of the 2018 Photonics North Conference I welcome you to this year’s event in the cosmopolitan city of Montreal. This is our 20th event. Photonics have considerably evolved since 1994 when we had our first conference in Toronto, and Photonics North has become the main Photonics event on North America.

In the 21st century, photonics takes center stage just as the 20th century was the era of electronics. Your participation and contribution to this event assists in this technological transformation.

The objective of the conference is to close the gap between theory and applications and have University research move closer to developing industrial products. We are pleased with the participation of leading researchers who share their results at this event and of the industry that present the latest products in the exhibits area. The contributions of research at this conference from year to year are on the rise.

You will find that the technical program makes new inroads in the field. The technical committee, headed by Professors Jose Azana of EMT-INRS and Ebrahim Karimi of the University of Ottawa has done an outstanding job in compiling the conference technical program. I anticipate that you will be very pleased with their work.

Enjoy the conference, Montreal and the upcoming summer and we hope to see all of you again next year, in 2019, in Quebec City.

George A. Lampropoulos, Ph.D., FCAE Conference Chairman


General InformationvenueCentre Mont-Royal2200 Mansfield StreetMontreal Quebec, H3A 3R8(514) 844-2000

Parking Le Centre Mont-Royal2055, rue MetcalfeMontreal, Quebec, H3A 1X7 +1 514-861-9772Price: 17,75 $ / day

registration All participants should register at the registration desk and take relevant certificates, materials and invoice. The registration desk is located in Foyer 3 and it will be open at the Conference venue:

Tuesday, June 5 07:30 - 18:00Wednesday, June 6 07:30 - 18:00Thursday, June 7 07:30 - 14:00

exhibition hall

Wednesday, June 6 10:30 - 18:00Thursday, June 7 10:30 - 13:30

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 is included inside the participant’s envelope.

internet access / mobile Phone Free internet facilities are available to all pariticpants in the Conference venue. During the meetings, please tun off your mobile phone or set it to mute.

disclaimerThe Photonics North 2018 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 2018 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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Welcome evening & cocktailTuesday, June 5, from 18:00 to 19:30Foyer 3All registered participants are invited to the Welcome Evening. Drink and finger food will be offered. Tout Azimut will be there to ensure the musical atmosphere.

cmc microsystems - Public meeting Tuesday, June 5, 2018 from 18:30 to 21:00Cartier 1Topic of the meeting : Stakeholder engagement sessions regarding the CNDN technology roadmap

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Poster session cocktailWednesday, June 6, from 18:00 to 19:30Foyer 4A special time to visit our exhibitors and network with the poster presenters. Poster session provide an opportunity for informal, intercative presentations and discussions. A cocktail will be offered during the poster session.

cmc microsystems - Public meeting Wednesday, June 6, 2018 from 18:30 to 21:00Cartier 1Topic of the meeting : Stakeholder engagement sessions regarding the CNDN technology roadmap.

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8 industry student lunchThursday, June 7, 2018 from 12:00 to 13:00Foyer 3A special program for students! Luncheon that gives 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.


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Oral Presentations

Tuesday June 5, 2018

PHOTONIC THEORY DESIGN AND SIMULATIONS

ROOM: CARTIER 1Chair: Pavel Cheben, National Research Council of Canada, Canada 08:00 - 08:15 TD-1-1-1 / RESIDUAL AMPLITUDE MODULATION OF OPTICAL PHASE MODULATORS Henri Porte, iXblue Photonics, France Clément Guyot, Nicolas Grossard, Jérôme Hauden

08:15 - 08:30 TD-1-1-2 / INTEGRATED OPTICAL FLUID SENSING USING MID-IR SILICON PHOTONICS Christian Ranacher, Carinthian Tech Research AG, Austria Cristina Consani, Andreas Tortschanoff, Thomas Söllradl Gerald Pühringer, Thomas Grille, Bernhard Jakoby 08:30 - 08:45 TD-1-1-3 / SOI DOPED WAVEGUIDE HEATERS FOR IN-SITU DEFECT ANNEALING David Hagan, McMaster University, Canada Andrew P. Knights 08:45 - 09:00 TD-1-1-4 / SPOT-SIZE CONVERTERS WITH SHAPED OXIDE CLADDING Huai Yang, McGill University, Canada Odile Liboiron-Ladouceur 09:00 - 09:45 TD-1-1-5 / GE IMPLANTATION INTO SILICON FOR TRIMMING, WAFER SCALE TESTING AND PROGRAMMABLE PHOTONICS Graham T. Reed, University of Southampton, United Kingdom 09:45 - 10:10 TD-1-1-6 / III-V – SILICON INTEGRATION Dries Van Thourhout, Ghent University, Belgium 10:10 - 10:35 TD-1-1-7 / DESIGN OF PHOTONIC STRUCTURES FOR HIGH EFFICIENCY NANOWIRE QUANTUM DOT EMITTERS Dan Dalacu, National Research Council of Canada, Canada Khaled Mnaymneh, Jean Lapointe, Philip Poole, Robin Williams


NONLINEAR OPTICS, NANOPHOTONICS AND PLASMONICS

ROOM: CARTIER 2Chair: Riccardo Piccoli, INRS-EMT, Canada 08:30 - 08:45 NONLINEAR-1-2-1 / OPTICAL NONLINEARITY IN INGAASP/INP PASSIVE WAVEGUIDES Kashif Awan, University of Ottawa, Canada Shayan Saeidi, Payman Rasekh, Ksenia Dolgaleva 08:45 - 09:00 NONLINEAR-1-2-2 / DEMONSTRATION OF POCKELS EFFECT IN STRAINED SILICON WAVEGUIDES Mathias Berciano, Centre for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, France Guillaume Marcaud, Pedro Damas, Xavier Le Roux, Paul Crozat, Carlos Alonso Ramos, Diego Pérez Galacho, Daniel Benedikovic, Delphine Marris- Morini, Eric Cassan, Laurent Vivien 09:00 - 09:15 NONLINEAR-1-2-3 / NOISE REDUCTION PERFORMANCE OF NONLINEAR AMPLITUDE DISCRIMINATOR SCHEMES Wasim Lashkor, McGill University, Canada Martin Rochette 09:15 - 09:30 NONLINEAR-1-2-4 / EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF SECOND ORDER NONLINEARITY IN THIN-FILM GLASS STRUCTURES Seyed Hamed Jafari, Carleton University, Canada Salah M. Aljamimi, Jacques Albert, Christopher Smelser 09:30 - 09:45 NONLINEAR-1-2-5 / INVISCID BURGERS EQUATION DYNAMICS IN M-CRESOL/ NYLON THERMAL SOLUTION Domenico Bongiovanni, INRS, Canada Benjamin Wetzel, Yi Hu, Pengzhen Yang, Yujie Qiu, Jingjun Xu, Stefan Wabnitz, Zhigang Chen, Roberto Morandotti 09:45 - 10:10 NONLINEAR-1-2-6 / NANOSCALE CONTROL OF HIGH-HARMONIC GENERATION FROM SOLIDS Giulio Vampa, Stanford PULSE Institute, United States 10:10 - 10:35 NONLINEAR-1-2-7 / EXTREME NONLINEAR OPTICS FOR TABLE-TOP ULTRAFAST MAGNETIC IMAGING François Légaré, INRS, Canada

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OPTICAL AND QUANTUM COMMUNICATIONS

ROOM: INTERNATIONAL 1Chair: Sophie Larochelle, Université Laval, Canada 09:00 - 09:15 OP-COMM-1-3-1 / MULTI-STAGE PERTURBATION TECHNIQUE BASED NONLINEAR FOURIER TRANSFORM FOR FIBER OPTIC SYSTEMS Elham Bidaki, McMaster University, Canada Shiva Kumar 09:15 - 09:30 OP-COMM-1-3-2 / STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF PERFORMANCE MONITORING DATA COLLECTED IN AN OPTICAL LINK Stéphanie Allogba, École de technologie supérieure, Canada Christine Tremblay 09:30 - 09:45 OP-COMM-1-3-3 / 10-100 GBIT/S MIXED-LINE-RATE EXPERIMENTAL DEMONSTRATION Mounia Lourdiane, Telecom SudParis, France Hussein Chouma, Christine Tremblay, Bibechana Adhekari, Cédric Ware, Catherine Lepers 09:45 - 10:00 OP-COMM-1-3-4 / MMI-BASED SILICON MODE (DE)MULTIPLEXER FOR MULTICHANNEL PARALLEL DATA TRANSMISSION Rubana Priti, McGill University, Canada Odile Liboiron-Ladouceur 10:00 - 10:25 OP-COMM-1-3-5 / PLANAR OPTICAL MEMS FOR NEXT-GENERATION PASSIVE OPTICAL NETWORKS AND DATA CENTERS MICRO OPTICAL CIRCUIT SWITCHES TO ENABLE ENERGY EFFICIENT UNIVERSAL ACCESS Francois Menard, AEPONYX inc., Canada


LIGHT-MATTER INTERACTIONS AT THE QUANTUM LIMIT: ATOMS, MOLECULES AND PHOTONS

ROOM: INTERNATIONAL 2Chair: Jeff Lundeen, University of Ottawa, Canada 08:25 - 08:40 LM-1-4-1 / A PRIMARY STANDARD FOR RADIOMETRY BASED ON QUANTUM NONLINEAR OPTICS Samuel Lemieux, University of Ottawa, Canada Enno Giese, Robert Fickler, Maria Chekhova, Robert W. Boyd 08:40 - 08:55 LM-1-4-2 / SIMULATIONS AND DYNAMICS OF WAVEPACKETS IN CYCLIC QUANTUM SYSTEMS Farshad Nejadsattari, University of Ottawa, Canada Yingwen Zhang, Frédéric Bouchard, Robert Fickler, Alicia Sit, Hugo Larocque, Eliahu Cohen, Ebrahim Karimi 08:55 - 09:10 LM-1-4-3 / THEORETICAL LIMITS TO EFFICIENCY AND INDISTINGUISHIBILITY OF PULSE-TRIGGERED QUANTUM DOT-CAVITY SINGLE PHOTON SOURCES Chris Gustin, Queen’s University, Canada Stephen Hughes 09:10 - 09:25 LM-1-4-4 / WHAT IS THE BEST HERALDING-ARM FREQUENCY FILTER BANDWIDTH FOR A GIVEN HERALDED SINGLE PHOTON SOURCE? Luke Helt, Queen’s University, Canada Daniel Blay, Michael Steel 09:25 - 09:40 LM-1-4-5 / REAL-TIME SPECTRAL CHARACTERIZATION OF A PHOTON PAIR SOURCE USING A CHIRPED SUPERCONTINUUM SEED Jennifer Erskine, University of Ottawa, Canada Duncan England, Connor Kupchak, Benjamin Sussman 09:40 - 09:55 LM-1-4-6 / SINGLE PHOTON SWITCHING AT ULTRAFAST TIMESCALES Connor Kupchak, University of Ottawa, Canada Jennifer Erskine, Duncan England, Benjamin Sussman 09:55 - 10:10 LM-1-4-7 / NOISE CONTRIBUTIONS IN ON-CHIP FOUR-PHOTON STATES Mehedi Islam, INRS-EMT, Canada Yanbing Zhang, Piotr Roztocki, Christian Reimer, Stefania Sciara, Bennet Fischer, Yaron Bromberg, Lucia Caspani, Sai T. Chu, Brent E. Little, David J. Moss, Michael Kues, Roberto Morandotti 10:10 - 10:35 LM-1-4-8 / CAN SPDC PUMPED BY SPATIALLY INCOHERENT LIGHT PRODUCE ENTANGLED PHOTONS? Robert Fickler, University of Ottawa, Canada Wuhong Zhang, Enno Giese, Lixiang Chen, Robert W. Boyd

COFFEE BREAK

June 5


WELCOMING WORD FROM CONFERENCE CHAIR

ROOM: SYMPOSIA11:00 - 11:15

PLENARY LECTURE - NO GAIN WITHOUT PAYNE David Payne, ORC Southampton University, UK


LUNCH ON YOUR OWN


ROOM: CARTIER 1Chair: Andrew Knights, McMaster University, Canada 13:15 - 13:40 TD-2-6-1 / THE INFLUENCE OF ELEMENTAL COMPOSITION ON THE OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF SICXNY THIN FILMS Peter Mascher, McMaster University, Canada Zahra Khatami, Jacek Wojcik 13:40 - 14:05 TD-2-6-2 / MULTIPLEXING SYSTEMS PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENTS WITH ALL-OPTICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING Ivan Glesk, University of Sytrathclyde, United Kingdom Md Shakil Ahmed, Zifei Wang, Lawrence R. Chen 14:05 - 14:50 TD-2-6-3 / CONTROL STRATEGIES FOR PHOTONICS INTEGRATED CIRCUITS Andrea Melloni, Politecnico de Milano, Italy 14:50 - 15:15 TD-2-6-4 / CORNERSTONE: UK SILICON PHOTONICS DEVICE PROTOTYPING CAPABILITY Callum Littlejohn, Optoelectronics Research Centre, University of Southampton, United Kingdom S. Stankovic, X. Yan, H. Du, D. T. Tran, G. Sharp, M. Sorel, R. Webb, J. England, H. M. H. Chong, F. Y. Gardes, D. J. Thomson, G. Z. Mashanovich, Graham T. Reed


GREEN PHOTONICS, ENERGY, AND RELATED TECHNOLOGIES

ROOM: CARTIER 2Chair: Maxime Darnon, Université de Sherbrooke, Canada 13:15 - 13:40 GREEN-1-7-1 / PEROVSKITE SOLAR CELLS: PROBING DECOMPOSITION MECHANISMS BY IN OPERANDO GRAZING-INCIDENCE WIDE ANGLE X-RAY SCATTERING Timothy Kelly, University of Saskatchewan, Canada Kyle Fransishyn, Soumya Kundu 13:40 - 14:05 GREEN-1-7-2 / HIGH-EFFICIENCY FLEXIBLE SILICON PHOTOVOLTAICS Nazir P. Kherani, University of Toronto, Canada 14:05 - 14:20 GREEN-1-7-3 / RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY OF SILICON NANO-ANTENNA Alexandre Merlen, IM2NP, Université de Toulon, France 14:20 - 14:35 GREEN-1-7-4 / THE INFLUENCE OF THERMAL EFFECTS IN RAMAN STRAIN MEASUREMENTS Aura Lubio, Université de Sherbrooke, Canada Gitanjali Kolhatkar, Thomas Dequivre, Julien Plathier, Andreas Dörfler, Andreas Ruediger, Serge Charlebois 14:35 - 14:50 GREEN-1-7-5 / PASSIVE BIANISOTROPIC METASURFACE WINDOW FOR THERMAL BLACK-BODY RADIATION CONTROL Nima Chamanara, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada Guillaume Lavigne, Christophe Caloz

June 5



ROOM: INTERNATIONAL 1Chair: Filippo Romanato, University of Padova, Italy 13:15 - 13:40 OP-COMM-2-8-1 / QUANTUM COMMUNICATION WITH PHOTONIC TEMPORAL MODES Vahid Ansari, Paderborn University, Germany John M. Donohue, Markus Allgaier, Linda Sansoni, Georg Harder, Benjamin Brecht, Chrisine Silberhorn 13:40 - 14:05 OP-COMM-2-8-2 / QUANTUM COMMUNICATIONS AND FUNDAMENTAL PHYSICS IN SPACE Giuseppe Vallone, University of Padova, Italy 14:05 - 14:20 OP-COMM-2-8-3 / HYBRID QUANTUM STORAGE OF CORRELATED PHOTON PAIRS IN SEPARATE SOLID-STATE MEMORIES Jacob Davidson, University of Calgary, Canada Marcel.li Grimau Puigibert, Mohsen Falamarzi, Gustavo Amaral, Thomas Lutz, Neil Sinclair, Daniel Oblak, Wolfgang Tittel 14:20 - 14:35 OP-COMM-2-8-4 / CHARACTERIZATION OF EAVESDROPPING ATTACKS ON A HIGH-DIMENSIONAL QUANTUM CHANNEL Felix Hufnagel, University of Ottawa, Canada Frédéric Bouchard, Aazad Abbas, Alicia Sit, Khabat Heshami, Robert Fickler, Ebrahim Karimi 14:35 - 14:50 OP-COMM-2-8-5 / DIRECT CHARACTERIZATION OF ULTRAFAST ENERGY-TIME ENTANGLED PHOTON PAIRS Jean-Philippe MacLean, University of Waterloo, Canada John Donohue, Kevin Resch 14:50 - 15:05 OP-COMM-2-8-6 / QUANTUM CRYPTOGRAPHY WITH TWISTED PHOTONS IN AN OUTDOOR SWIMMING POOL Alicia Sit, University of Ottawa, Canada Frédéric Bouchard, Felix Hufnagel, Aazad Abbas, Yingwen Zhang, Khabat Heshami, Robert Fickler, Christoph Marquardt, Gerd Leuchs, Robert W. Boyd, Ebrahim Karimi



ROOM: INTERNATIONAL 2Chair: Connor Kupchak, University of Ottawa, Canada 13:15 - 13:40 LM-2-9-1 / TOWARDS A SOLID-STATE OPTICAL ATOMIC CLOCK Amar Vutha, University of Toronto, Canada 13:40 - 14:05 LM-2-9-2 /DIAMOND OPTOMECHANICS FOR PULSE STORAGE AND WAVELENGTH CONVERSION Paul Barclay, University of Calgary, Canada 14:05 - 14:20 LM-2-9-3 / HIGH-RESOLUTION MICROSCOPY FOR SINGLE ATOMS IN AN OPTICAL CAVITY Mahmood Sabooni, Institute for Quantum Computing, Canada Hyeran Kong, Chang Liu, Youn seok Lee, Ying Dong, Kyung Soo Choi 14:20 - 14:35 LM-2-9-4 / QUANTUM TRAJECTORY THEORY OF CAVITY-QED SYSTEMS WITH COHERENT OPTICAL FEEDBACK Gavin Crowder, Queen’s University, Canada Stephen Hughes 14:35 - 14:50 LM-2-9-5 / QUANTUM ILLUMINATION ON A NOISY BACKGROUND Duncan England, National Research Council of Canada, Canada Jennifer Erskine, Connor Kupchak, Benjamin Sussman 14:50 - 15:05 LM-2-9-6 / INTERACTION-FREE GHOST IMAGING Yingwen Zhang, University of Ottawa, Canada Alicia Sit, Frederic Bouchard, Hugo Larocque, Eliahu Cohen, Avshalom Elitzur, James Harden, Robert W. Boyd, Ebrahim Karimi

June 5


PHOTONICS TECHNOLOGY ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION

ROOM: SYMPOSIAChair: Velko Tzolov, NRC, Canada 13:15 - 13:40 TEI-1-10-1 / SPIE PHOTONICS INDUSTRY UPDATE Stephen Anderson, SPIE, United States 13:40 - 14:05 TEI-1-10-2 / SOME CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS FOR A TYPICAL PHOTONICS STARTUP George Atanasoff, AccuStrata Inc, United States 14:05 - 14:30 TEI-1-10-3 / USING MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES TO EXAMINE THE PHOTONICS INDUSTRY SECTOR IN CANADA Stoyan Tanev, Carleton University, Canada Velko Tzolov, Heidar Mamosian, Jake MacDonald 14:30 - 14:45 TEI-1-10-4 / BOARD EDGE MOUNT ACTIVE OPTICAL CONNECTOR Pierre Cardinal, Reflex Photonics Inc, Canada Jocelyn Lauzon 14:45 - 15:00 TEI-1-10-5 / INDOOR WIRELESS TRANSMISSION OF UNCOMPRESSED HD AND 4K VIDEOS USING PHOTONICS TECHNOLOGIES Kathirvel Nallappan, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada Hichem Guerboukha, Chahe Nerguizian, Maksim Skorobogatiy

COFFEE BREAK



ROOM: CARTIER 1Chair: Graham Reed, University of Southampton, Canada 15:30 - 16:15 TD-3-11-1 / ADVANCES IN SILICON PHOTONICS Laurent Vivien, CNRS, France 16:15 - 17:00 TD-3-11-2 / RECENT PROGRESS ON SUB-WAVELENGTH ENGINEERED WAVEGUIDE FUNCTIONAL ELEMENTS Hon Tsang, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Wen Zhou 17:00 - 17:25 TD-3-11-3 / PLASMONIC NANOCAVITIES FOR ENHANCED TERAHERTZ LIGHT MATTER COUPLING Luca Razzari, INRS-EMT, Canada Xin Jin, Andrea Cerea, Gabriele C. Messina, Andrea Rovere, Riccardo Piccoli, Francesco De Donato, Francisco Palazon, Andrea Perucchi, Paola Di Pietro, Roberto Morandotti, Stefano Lupi, Francesco De Angelis, Mirko Prato, Andrea Toma 17:25 - 17:50 TD-3-11-4 / DISTRIBUTED BACKSCATTERING IN VARIOUS PRODUCTION SI PHOTONIC WAVEGUIDES Bo Peng, IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center, United States Jessie Rosemberg, Wesley D. Sacher, Asger S. Jensen, Marwan Khater, William M. J. Green, Tymon Barwicz 17:50 - 18:05 TD-3-11-5 / ROBUST, TOPOLOGICALLY-PROTECTED PHOTONIC CRYSTAL NANOCAVITIES Kathleen McGarvey-Lechable, Concordia University, Canada Pablo Bianucci

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ROOM: CARTIER 2Chair: Alexandre Merlen, Université de Toulon, France 15:30 - 15:55 GREEN-2-12-1 / SELF-ASSEMBLED MONOLAYERS OF ELECTRO- AND PHOTO-ACTIVE SMALL ORGANIC MOLECULES FOR TUNING THE ELECTRICAL AND OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF SURFACES Lionel Patrone, Institut Matériaux Microélectronique Nanosciences de Provence, IM2NP CNRS UMR 7334, France Volodymyr Malytskyi, Yannick Dufil, Virginie Gadenne, Grégory Delafosse, Younal Ksari, Jean-Jacques Simon, Jean-Manuel Raimundo 15:55 - 16:20 GREEN-2-12-2 / MICROSTRUCTURING TECHNOLOGIES FOR SOLAR ABSORPTION IN THE FIELD OF CSP Yves Jourlin, University of Lyon, Lab Hubert Curien CNRS, France 16:20 - 16:45 GREEN-2-12-3 / NEAR-FIELD TERMOPHOTOVOLTAIC ENERGY CONVERSION FOR WASTE HEAT RECOVERY Raphael St-Gelais, University of Ottawa, Canada 16:45 - 17:10 GREEN-2-12-4 / SOLUTION-PROCESSED NANOMATERIALS FOR ENERGY CONVERSION AND SENSING Ghada Koleilat, Dalhousie University, Canada 17:10 - 17:35 GREEN-2-12-5 / PHOTOCATALYTIC PROPERTIES OF IRON-DOPED BARIUM TITANATE Andreas Ruediger, INRS-EMT, Canada Ifeanyichukwu Amaechi, Shuhui Sun 17:35 - 17:50 GREEN-2-12-6 / ENABLING PLASMON RESONANCES IN THE NEAR AND MID- INFRARED RANGE WITH FRACTAL METAMATERIALS Gregory Q. Wallace, Western University, Canada Francois Lagugne-Labarthet



ROOM: INTERNATIONAL 1Chair: Giuseppe Vallone, University of Padova, Italy 15:30 - 15:55 OP-COMM-3-13-1 / QUANTUM MULTIMODE RESOURCES BASED ON OPTICAL FREQUENCY COMBS AND IMPLEMENTATION OF QUANTUM COMPLEX NETWORKS Syamsundar De, Laboratoire Kastler Brossel, Sorbonne Université, CNRS, Valentina Parigi 15:55 - 16:20 OP-COMM-3-13-2 / MODE MULTIPLEXED TRANSMISSIONS AND OPTICAL FIBER OPTIMIZATION FOR LOW MODE CROSSTALK Sophie LaRochelle, Université Laval, Canada 16:20 - 16:45 OP-COMM-3-13-3 / COHERENT RADIO OVER FIBER FOR HIGH-DATA RATE WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS Jianping Yao, University of Ottawa, Canada 16:45 - 17:10 OP-COMM-3-13-4 / MUXER FOR ORBITAL ANGULAR MOMENTUM MODE DIVISION MULTIPLEXING Filippo Romanato, University of Padova, Italy Gianluca Ruffato, Marcello Girardi , Michele Massari, Pietro Capaldo, Alessia Mezzadrelli 17:10 - 17:25 OP-COMM-3-13-6 / URBAN FREE-SPACE OPTICAL SYSTEMS THAT EMPLOY SPACE-DIVISION-MULTIPLEXING Mojtaba Mansour Abadi, University of Glasgow, United Kingdom Rakan E. Alsaigh, Martin P. J. Lavery 17:25 - 17:40 OP-COMM-3-13-7 / FREE-SPACE REMOTE SENSING OF ROTATION AT PHOTON- COUNTING LEVEL Wuhong Zhang, Department of Physics, Xiamen University, China Jingsong Gao, Dongkai Zhang, Yilin He, Tianzhe Xu, Robert Fickler, Lixiang Chen 17:40 - 17:55 OP-COMM-4-32-6 / LONGITUDINAL CONTROL OF POLARIZATION AND TOPOLOGICAL CHARGE OF OAM MODES INSIDE LOSSY MEDIA Ahmed Dorrah, University of Toronto, Canada Mateus Corato-Zanarella, Michel Zamboni-Rached, Mo Mojahedi

June 5



ROOM: INTERNATIONAL 2Chair: Benjamin Sussman, NRC, Canada 15:30 - 15:55 LM-3-14-1 / BUILDING QUANTUM MACHINES OUT OF LIGHT Ian Walmsley, University of Oxford, United Kingdom 15:55 - 16:20 LM-3-14-2 / LARGE-SCALE PROGRAMMABLE PHOTONIC CIRCUITS AND APPLICATIONS IN QUANTUM INFORMATION PROCESSING Dirk Englund, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States 16:20 - 16:45 LM-3-14-3 / QUANTUM NETWORKS: GLOBAL, WARM, BIOLOGICAL? Christoph Simon, University of Calgary, Canada 16:45 - 17:10 LM-3-14-4 /BUILDING A ROOM TEMPERATURE QUANTUM PROCESSING NETWORK Eden Figueroa, Stony Brook University, United States 17:10 - 17:25 LM-3-14-5 / COHERENT STORAGE AND MANIPULATION OF BROADBAND PHOTONS VIA DYNAMICALLY CONTROLLED AUTLER-TOWNES SPLITTING Khabat Heshami, National Research Council of Canada, Taras Hrushevskyi, Anindya Rastogi, Erhan Saglamyurek, Lindsay LeBlanc 17:25 - 17:40 LM-3-14-6 / DEMONSTRATION OF AN ARBITRARY TWO-PHOTON POLARIZATION PROJECTOR Lambert Giner, University of Ottawa, Canada Guillaume S. Thekkadath, Xinyuan Ma, Jefferson Flórez, Jeff S. Lundeen


PHOTONICS TECHNOLOGY ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION

ROOM: SYMPOSIAChair: Stoyan Tanev, Carleton University, Canada 15:30 - 15:55 TEI-2-15-1 / OPTONIQUE: HOW THE NEW POLE OF EXCELLENCE IN OPTICS- PHOTONICS WILL HELP THE INDUSTRY Marie-Christine Ferland, Optonique, Canada 15:55 - 16:20 TEI-2-15-2 / LOOKING FOR TROUBLE - OR THE ART OF FINDING MARKETS FOR PHOTONIC TECHNOLOGIES Sébastien Blais-Ouellette, Photon etc., Canada 16:20 - 16:45 TEI-2-15-3 / OPTICAL TRANSDUCERS: THE CHALLENGES OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Nicholas Burgwin, Fibos, Canada 16:45 - 17:10 TEI-2-15-4 / THE INO/QUEBEC CITY ENTREPRENEUR-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM¬†: A SUMMARY Pierre Galarneau, INO, Canada 17:10 - 17:25 TEI-2-15-5 / A TUNABLE THERMO-MECHANICAL FIBER OPTIC TEMPERATURE SENSOR Hamid E. Limodehi, INRS-EMT, Canada Roya Mohajeri, Xin Jin, Luca Razzari, François Légaré 17:25 - 17:40 TEI-2-15-6 / OPTICAL NANO-KEY FOR PERSONALIZED AUTHENTICATION Devarshi Patel, Simon Fraser University, Canada Jasbir Patel, Hao Jiang, Bozena Kaminska

WELCOME COKTAILJune 5


Wednesday June 6, 2018


ROOM: CARTIER 1Chair: Andrew Knights, McMaster University, Canada 08:00 - 08:15 TD-4-16-1 / VERTICALLY COUPLED MONOLITHIC INTEGRATED INP-ALGAINAS WAVEGUIDES Shane Duggan, Tyndall National Institute, Ireland Hua Yang, Agnieszka Gocalinska, Emanuele Pelucchi, Frank H. Peters 08:15 - 08:30 TD-4-16-2 / SMALL PERIOD GRATINGS WRITTEN IN FEW-MODE FIBER USING ELECTRIC ARC DISCHARGES Prabin Pradhan, ETS, Canada Dipankar Sengupta, Christine Tremblay, Bora Ung 08:30 - 08:55 TD-4-16-3 / DISPERSION ENGINEERING IN SYMMETRY BROKEN PHOTONIC CRYSTALS: FROM FLAT-BAND TO DIRAC CONES Pierre Viktorovitch, Institut des Nanotechnologies de Lyon, INL/CNRS, Université de Lyon, France Hai Son Nguyen, Florian Dubois, Thierry Deschamps, Sébastien Cueff, Antonin Pardon, Jean-Louis Leclercq, Xavier Letartre 08:55 - 09:40 TD-4-16-4 / INTEGRATED MICROWAVE PHOTONICS Jose Campany, University of Valencia, Spain 09:40 - 10:05 TD-4-16-5 / ENERGY-PRESERVING FREQUENCY COMB SIGNAL PROCESSING TECHNIQUES: ARBITRARY FSR CONTROL AND NOISE MITIGATION Jose Azana, INRS, Canada 10:05 - 10:30 TD-4-16-6 / ULTRALOW THERMAL SENSITIVITY OF PHASE AND PROPAGATION DELAY IN HOLLOW-CORE FIBRES Radan Slavik, University of Southampton, United Kingdom



ROOM: CARTIER 2Chair: Raphaël St-Gelais, University of Ottawa, Canada 08:30 - 08:45 GREEN-3-17-1 / FULLY PRINTED, ZNO PHOTODETECTORS FOR ULTRAVIOLET SENSING Anubha A Gupta, École de technologie supérieure, Canada Shivaram Arunachalam, Sylvain G. Cloutier, Ricardo Izquierdo 08:45 - 09:00 GREEN-3-17-2 / CONTROL AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ORGANIC SOLAR CELL MORPHOLOGY THROUGH VARIABLE-PRESSURE SOLVENT VAPOUR ANNEALING Derek Zomerman, University of Saskatchewan, Canada Seth McAfee, Gregory Welch, Timothy Kelly 09:00 - 09:25 GREEN-3-17-3 / VIRTUAL SUBSTRATE ENGINEERING WITH NANOPOROUS SEMICONDUCTORS AND GRAPHENE-BASED NANOCOMPOSITES Abderraouf Boucherif, Université de Sherbrooke, Canada 09:25 - 09:40 GREEN-3-17-4 / METASURFACE CAVITIES FOR LED EFFICIENCY ENHANCEMENT Luzhou Chen, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada Guillaume Lavigne, Christophe Caloz, Efthymios Kallos , Christophe Rodriguez, Paul G. Charette 09:40 - 10:05 GREEN-3-17-5 / A PLASMONIC ANTENNA POLARIZATION-SENSITIVE NEAR- INFRARED PHOTO-DETECTOR Jean-Michel Nunzi, Queens University, Canada Somayeh Mirzaee 10:05 - 10:30 GREEN-3-17-6 / OPTICAL RECTENNAS TO HARVEST VISIBLE AND INFRARED FREQUENCIES David Duche, Aix Marseille Univ, Univ Toulon, CNRS, IM2NP, France Clement Reynaud, Carmen Ruiz, Judikael Le-Rouzo, Sebastien Labau, Marie Panabiere, Cécile Gourgon, Florent Pourcin, Olivier Margeat, Jorg Ackermann, Jean-Jacques Simon, Ludovic EscoubasJune 6


HIGH POWER LASER TECHNOLOGY, ULTRAFAST OPTICS AND APPLICATIONS

ROOM: INTERNATIONAL 1Chair: Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada 08:15 - 08:30 HIGH-POWER-1-18-1 / ULTRAFAST YB:CALGO LASER WITH LOW REPETITION RATE Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada Sujith Manjooran 08:30 - 08:45 HIGH-POWER-1-18-2 / HIGH-BRIGHTNESS 14.1 KW INCOHERENT BEAM COMBINING OF FIBER LASERS BASED ON AN ALL-FIBER 7_1 SIGNAL COMBINER Zilun Chen, National university of defense and technology, China Chengmin Lei, Yanran Gu, Meng Wang, Zhihong Li, Zefeng Wang, Xiaojun Xu, Jinbao Chen 08:45 - 09:00 HIGH-POWER-1-18-3 / A COMPACT WATT-LEVEL SUB-PICOSECOND FIBER- COUPLED DUAL-WAVELENGTH CPA LASER SYSTEM Xinyang Su, Universiy of Waterloo, Canada Tuyen Hoang, Pin Long, Yi Zheng, Donna Strickland 09:00 - 09:15 HIGH-POWER-1-18-4 / SINGLE-PASS PULSE COMPRESSION FROM 170 FS TO 5.1 FS Young-Gyun Jeong, INRS-EMT, Canada Riccardo Piccoli, Denis Ferachou, Vincent Cardin, Michael Chini, Steffen Hädrich, Jens Limpert, Roberto Morandotti, François Légaré, Bruno E. Schmidt, Luca Razzari 09:15 - 09:40 HIGH-POWER-1-18-5 / UTLRAFAST THIN-DISK OSCILLATORS AT 1 ΜM AND 2 ΜM WAVELENGTHS Oleg Pronin, Max-Planck-Institut für Quantenoptik, Germany Jonathan Brons, Jinwei Zhang, Kilian Fritsch, Dominik Bauer, Dirk Sutter, Ferenc Krausz 09:40 - 10:05 HIGH-POWER-1-18-6 / HIGH-PERFORMANCE MAMYSHEV OSCILLATORS Frank Wise, Cornell University, United States 10:05 - 10:30 HIGH-POWER-1-18-7 / ENGINEERING OF EXTREMELY NARROW ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS Michel Piché, Université Laval, Canada


PHOTONICS MATERIALS

ROOM: INTERNATIONAL 2Chair: Tigran Galstian, Université Laval, Canada 08:15 - 08:30 MAT-1-19-1 / STUDY OF PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF NEW ANTIMONY GLASSES Rochdi El Abdi, Université de Rennes, France 08:30 - 08:45 MAT-1-19-2 / HEATING EFFECT IN LASER DIRECT WRITING OF AL AND CU PARTICLES ON SI-WAFER SUBSTRATE Mohammad Hossein Azhdast, Technical University of Berlin, Germany Klaus Dieter Lang, Hans Joachim Eichler 08:45 - 09:00 MAT-1-19-3 / SYNTHESIS OF REPRODUCIBLE PLASMONIC AUAG ALLOY POROUS NANOPARTICLES Lu Wang, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada Sergiy Patskovsky, Michel Meunier 09:00 - 09:15 MAT-1-19-4 / PHOTOVOLTAIC GRAPHENE-BR FILMS FOR PHOTOCELLS AND LIGHT-HARVESTING MICROSYSTEMS George Knopf, The University of Western Ontario, Canada Khaled Al-Aribe 09:15 - 09:30 MAT-1-19-5 / OPTICALLY TRANSPARENT ELECTRODES BASED ON GRAPHENE SILVER-NANOPRISM SUSPENSIONS George Knopf, The University of Western Ontario, Canada Dogan Sinar 09:30 - 09:45 MAT-1-19-6 / SOLUTION PROCESSED SNOX NANOPARTICLES FOR INTERFACIAL MODIFICATION IN BLUE PHOSPHORESCENT ORGANIC LIGHT EMITTING DIODES Ayse Turak, McMaster University, Canada Greg Hanta, Kunyu Liang, Seung Ill Lee, Geum Jae Yun, Jin Wook Kim, Lazar Kojovic, Lok Shu Hui, Woo Young Kim 09:45 - 10:10 MAT-1-19-7 / SILICON-BASED NANOSTRUCTURED THIN FILMS FOR PHOTONIC APPLICATIONS Peter Mascher, McMaster University, Canada Zahra Khatami, Aysegul Abdelal, Jacek Wojcik 10:10 - 10:35 MAT-1-19-8 / ORIGIN OF OPTICAL NONLINEARITY OF PHOTO-RESPONSIVE LIQUID CRYSTALS REVEALED BY TRANSIENT GRATING IMAGING Kenji Katayama, Chuo University, Japan

COFFEE BREAK AND EXHIBITION HALL VISIT

June 6


PLENARY LECTURE - HARNESSING DISORDER FOR PHOTONIC APPLICATIONS Hui Cao, Yale University, USA


LUNCH ON YOUR OWN AND EXHIBITION HALL VISIT


ROOM: CARTIER 1Chair: Callum Littlejohns, University of Southampton, United Kingdom 13:00 - 13:15 TD-5-21-1 / DESIGN OF QUANTUM GATES IN PHOTONIC CIRCUITS USING A NON-ABELIAN GEOMETRIC PHASE Henri Morin, University of Ottawa, Canada Michel Poisson, Lambert Giner, Jeff S. Lundeen 13:15 - 13:30 TD-5-21-2 / A MULTIMODE APPROACH TO MODELLING MUTUALLY COUPLED LASERS IN PHOTONIC INTEGRATED CIRCUITS Fabien Dubois, Tyndall National Institute, Ireland Masoud Seifikar, Alison H. Perrott, Frank H. Peters 13:30 - 13:55 TD-5-21-3 / MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES FOR THE DESIGN OF PHOTONIC COMPONENTS Yuri Grinberg, National Research Council of Canada, Canada Dan-xia Xu, Daniele Melati, Jens Schmid, Pavel Cheben 13:55 - 14:20 TD-5-21-4 / DESIGNING TRANSMISSION SPANS WITH ULTRALONG CAVITY AND RANDOM DISTRIBUTED FEEDBACK RAMAN FIBER LASER AMPLIFICATION Juan Diego Ania Castañón, Instituto de Óptica, CSIC, Spain Giuseppe Rizzelli, Pawel Rosa, Pedro Corredera 14:20 - 14:45 TD-5-21-5 / ANALYSIS OF DISORDERED NONLINEAR DOMAIN STATISTICS VIA SECOND HARMONIC DIFFRACTION Crina Cojocaru, Polythecnic University of Catalonia, Spain Bingxia Wang, Krzysztof Switkowski, Wieslaw Krolikowski, Michael Scalora, Jose Trull 14:45 - 15:00 TD-5-21-6 / GENERATION OF ORBITAL ANGULAR MOMENTUM STATES AT TERAHERTZ FREQUENCIES WITH METAMATERIALS Hichem Guerboukha, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada Kathirvel Nallappan, Mohamed Seghilani, Gabriel Mangeat, Jose Azana, Maksim Skorobogatiy



ROOM: CARTIER 2Chair: Luca Razzari, INRS-EMT, Canada 13:00 - 13:25 NONLINEAR-2-22-1 / ENHANCED SENSING WITH THREE-DIMENSIONAL PLASMONIC NANOSTRUCTURES EXHIBITING EXCEPTIONAL POINTS Boubacar Kante, University of California, United States 13:25 - 13:50 NONLINEAR-2-22-2 / NON-HERMITIAN PHOTONICS: OPTICS AT AN EXCEPTIONAL POINT Mercedeh Khajavikhan, University of Central Florida, United States 13:50 - 14:15 NONLINEAR-2-22-3 / NONLINEAR NANOPHOTONICS VIA METALLIC, DIELECTRIC, AND SEMICONDUCTOR NANOSTRUCTURES Mohsen Rahmani, Australian National University, Australia 14:15 - 14:40 NONLINEAR-2-22-4 / NONLINEAR OPTICAL METASTRUCTURES Robert W. Boyd, University of Ottawa, Canada 14:40 - 14:55 NONLINEAR-2-22-5 / PHOTON-PLASMON MUTUAL COHERENCE IN MULTIPLE- SLIT CONFIGURATIONS Akbar Safari, University of Ottawa, Canada Robert Fickler, Enno Giese, Omar Magañoaiza, Robert W. Boyd, Israel De Leon

June 6



ROOM: INTERNATIONAL 1Chair: Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada 13:30 - 13:45 HIGH-POWER-2-23-1 / ULTRAFAST ALEXANDRITE LASER WITH QUANTUM- DOT ABSORBER Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada Shirin Ghanbari, Ksenia Fedorova, Andrey Krysa, Edik Rafailov 13:45 - 14:00 HIGH-POWER-2-23-2 / TEMPORAL AND SPECTRAL MEASUREMENT OF RED- SHIFTED SPECTRUM IN MULTI-FREQUENCY RAMAN GENERATION Zujun Xu, University of Waterloo, Canada Abdullah Rahnama, Donna Strickland 14:00 - 14:15 HIGH-POWER-2-23-3 / ADAPTIVE OPTICAL PULSE FRONT TILT USING MEMS MIRRORS Francois Blanchard, École de technologie supérieure, Canada Kosuke Murate, Mehraveh Javan Roshtkhari, Xavier Ropagnol 14:15 - 14:30 HIGH-POWER-2-23-4 / FORMATION OF POLARIZATION DEPENDENT NANO-RIPPLE STRUCTURES ON DIAMOND WITH FEMTOSECOND LASER VORTEX BEAMS Maryam Al-Ameer, University of Ottawa, Canada Mitra Rahimian, Ashish Jain, Ebrahim Karimi, Ravi Bhardwaj

BIOPHOTONICS

ROOM: INTERNATIONAL 2Chair: Virginijus Barzda, University of Toronto, Canada 13:15 - 13:40 BIO-1-24-1 / TRANSIENT ABSORPTION MICROSCOPY HEMES: CONTRAST MECHANISMS AND POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS Jesse Wilson, Colorado State University, United States Erkang Wang, Randy Bartels, Adam Chicco 13:40 - 14:05 BIO-1-24-2 / TO BE ANNOUNCED Charles Camp, NIST, United States

14:05 - 14:30 BIO-1-24-3 / NONLINEAR OPTICAL SPECTROSCOPY AND IMAGING Zhiwen Liu, Penn State University, United States William Murray, Yin-Ting Yeh, Yizhu Chen, Ana Laura Elias, Mauricio Terrones, Seong Kim


14:30 - 14:55 BIO-1-24-4 / ULTRAFAST PULSE BURST ABLATION OF CARTILAGE FOR APPLICATIONS IN ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY Margarete Akens, University Health Network, Canada Cameron Romanet, Melissa Prickaerts, Tom Dzelzainis, Valentin Demidov, I. Alex Vitkin, Lothar Lilge, Robin Majoribanks



ROOM: CARTIER 1Chair: Laurent Vivien, Centre for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, France 15:30 - 15:55 TD-6-25-1 / GENERATION OF CORRELATED PHOTONS Stefania Sciara, INRS, Canada 15:55 - 16:20 TD-6-25-2 / SUBWAVELENGTH GRATING METAMATERIAL ENGINEERING IN INTEGRATED OPTICS Alejandro Ortega-Monux, University of Malaga, Spain 16:20 - 16:45 TD-6-25-3 / LIGHT-EMITTING AND NONLINEAR SEMICONDUCTOR METASURFACES Isabelle Staude, Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Germany 16:45 - 17:30 TD-6-25-4 / HETEROGENEOUS PHOTONIC INTEGRATED CIRCUITS S. J. Ben Yoo, University of California Davis, United States 17:30 - 17:45 TD-6-25-5 / NONRECIPROCAL BEAM SPLITTER BASED ON SPACE-TIME MODULATION Sajjad Taravati, Concordia University, Canada Ahmed A. Kishk 17:45 - 18:10 TD-6-25-6 / ON THE MODELLING OF FEMTOSECOND PULSED LASER GRATING INSCRIPTION IN PHOTONIC CRYSTAL FIBERS Tigran Baghdasaryan, Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), Belgium Thomas Geernaert, Hugo Thienpont, Francis Berghmans

June 6



ROOM: CARTIER 2Chair: Andrea Toma, INRS-EMT, Canada 15:30 - 15:55 NONLINEAR-3-26-1 / NON LINEAR ELECTRODYNAMICS RESPONSE IN DIRAC ELECTRON MATERIALS Stefano Lupi, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy 15:55 - 16:20 NONLINEAR-3-26-2 / ADVANCES IN ULTRAFAST TERAHERTZ SCANNING TUNNELING MICROSCOPY Frank Hegmann, University of Alberta, Canada 16:20 - 16:45 NONLINEAR-3-26-3 / ADVANCED THZ PULSE SHAPING AND APPLICATIONS David Cooke, McGill University, Canada Lauren Gingras 16:45 - 17:00 NONLINEAR-3-26-4 / TERAHERTZ VORTEX PHASE PLATE FROM A PRINTED ELECTRONIC DEVICE François Blanchard, École de technologie supérieure, Canada Mariia Zhuldybina, Charles Trudeau, Xavier Ropagnol, Martin Bolduc, Ricardo Zednik 17:00 - 17:15 NONLINEAR-3-26-5 / OPTIMIZING THE NONLINEAR TERAHERTZ RESPONSE OF GRAPHENE IN A PARALLEL-PLATE WAVEGUIDE Parvin Navaeipour, Queen’s University, Canada Ibraheem Al-Naib , Marc M. Dignam 17:15 - 17:30 NONLINEAR-3-26-6 / HOW OPTICAL PHONON SCATTERING CAN ENHANCE THE TRANSMISSION OF TERAHERTZ FIELDS THROUGH GRAPHENE Luke Helt, Queen’s University, Canada Marc M. Dignam 17:30 - 17:45 NONLINEAR-3-26-7 / COMPACT WIRE GRID FABRY PEROT INTERFEROMETER FOR TERAHERTZ RADIATION ANALYSIS Ivan Konoplev, Department of Physics, University of Oxford, United Kingdom H. Harrison, A. Lancaster, G. Doucas, A. Aryshev, M. Shevelev, N. Terunuma, J. Urakawa, P. G. Huggard 17:45 - 18:00 NONLINEAR-3-26-8 / CHARACTERIZATION OF THIN-FILM OPTICAL PROPERTIES BY THZ NEAR-FIELD IMAGING François Blanchard, École de technologie supérieure, Canada Fatemeh Amirkhan, Riad Nechache, R. Sakata, Kenji Takiguchi, Takashi Arikawa, Tsuneyuki Ozaki, Koichiro Tanaka



ROOM: INTERNATIONAL 1Chair: Bernd Witzel, Université Laval, Canada 15:30 - 15:55 HIGH-POWER-3-27-1 / HIGH-HARMONIC GENERATION IN GASES AND SOLIDS USING WAVEFORM-SYNTHESIZED MID-IR PULSES Kyung-Han Hong, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States 15:55 - 16:20 HIGH-POWER-3-27-2 / MOLECULAR FRAME RECONSTRUCTION USING ROTATIONAL WAVEPACKET PHOTOIONIZATION INTERFEROMETRY Claude Marceau, Joint Attosecond Science Laboratory, National Research Council and the University of Ottawa, Canada Varun Makhija, Varun Makhija, Dominique Platzer, Dominique Platzer, A. Yu. Naumov, A. Yu. Naumov, Paul B. Corkum, Paul B. Corkum, Albert Stolow, Albert Stolow, D. M. Villeneuve, D. M. Villeneuve, Paul Hockett, Paul Hockett 16:20 - 16:45 HIGH-POWER-3-27-3 / ADDING AN EXTRA STEP TO THE THREE-STEP MODEL OF HIGH-ORDER HARMONICS Tsuneyuki Ozaki, INRS-EMT, Canada 16:45 - 17:10 HIGH-POWER-3-27-4 / ULTRAFAST STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS: DEVELOPMENTS AND APPLICATIONS Germán Sciaini, University of Waterloo, Canada 17:10 - 17:25 HIGH-POWER-3-27-5 / LASER WAKEFIELD DRIVEN X-RAY SOURCES AT INRS : A BRILLANT FUTURE FOR AGRICULTURE AND GLOBAL FOOD SECURITY Jean Claude Kieffer, INRS, Canada Sylvain Fourmaux, Emil Hallin 17:25 - 17:40 HIGH-POWER-3-27-6 / ENHANCING LASER-DRIVEN PROTON BEAMS USING NANOSTRUCTURED FOILS Simon Vallières, INRS, Canada Massimiliano Sciscio, Simona Veltri, Marianna Barberio, Emmanuel d’Humières, Patrizio Antici 17:40 - 17:55 HIGH-POWER-3-27-7 / A REAL-SPACE PERSPECTIVE ON HIGH HARMONIC GENERATION IN SOLIDS Guilmot Ernotte, University of Ottawa, Canada Marco Taucer, Paul B. Corkum

June 6


BIOPHOTONICS

ROOM: INTERNATIONAL 2Chair: Virginijus Barzda, University of Toronto, Canada 15:30 - 15:55 BIO-2-28-1 / TO BE ANNOUNCED Daniel Coté, Université Laval, Canada 15:55 - 16:20 BIO-2-28-2 / FRUIT DIMERS AS SUB-WAVELENGTH MICROWAVE RESONATORS Aaron Slepkov, Trent University, Canada Hamza Khattak, Pablo Bianucci 16:20 - 16:45 BIO-2-28-3 / ANOMALOUS, CAGED AND OBSTRUCTED DIFFUSION AS SEEN THROUGH THE LENS OF INVERTED VARIABLE-LENGTHSCALE FLUORESCENCE CORRELATION SPECTROSCOPY Cecile Fradin, McMaster University, Canada Michael Stolle 16:45 - 17:00 BIO-2-28-4 / INVESTIGATION OF COLLAGEN CHIRALITY IN TISSUE USING DOUBLE STOKES-MUELLER POLARIMETRY Ahmad Golaraei, University of Toronto, Canada Lukas Kontenis, Yeji Ro, Margarete Akens, Brian Wilson, Virginijus Barzda 17:00 - 17:15 BIO-2-28-5 / HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING OF PHARMACEUTICAL DRUGS WITH SPECTRAL FOCUSING CARS Jeremy Porquez, Trent University, Canada Aaron Slepkov 17:15 - 17:30 BIO-2-28-6 / POLARIZATION DEPENDENT SECOND HARMONIC GENERATION MICROSCOPY FOR TISSUE ANALYSIS WITH A MICRORETARDER ARRAY Changqin Ding, Purdue University, United States James Ulcickas, Fengyuan Deng, Garth Simpson 17:30 - 17:45 BIO-2-28-7 / APPLICATION OF POLARIMETRIC SECOND-HARMONIC GENERATION MICROSCOPY IN STRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION OF HUMAN CARDIAC CONDUCTIVE SYSTEM Kamdin Mirsanaye, University of Toronto, Canada Edvardas Zurauskas, Jonas Venius, Ricardas Rotomskis, Virginijus Barzda 17:45 - 18:00 BIO-2-28-8 / MULTI-MODAL SENSORLESS ADAPTIVE OPTICS SMALL ANIMAL RETINAL IMAGING Daniel Wahl, Simon Fraser University, Canada Christine Huang, Ringo Ng, Myeong Jin Ju, Joey Huang, Yifan Jian, Marinko Sarunic

POSTER SESSION AND COCKTAIL


Thursday June 7, 2018PHOTONIC THEORY DESIGN AND SIMULATIONS

ROOM: CARTIER 1Chair: Lukas Chrostowski, University of British Columbia, Canada 08:20 - 08:35 TD-7-30-1 / ANNULAR FOCUSING BY A GRIN LENS Jason Guenette, Université Laval, Canada Simon Thibault, Pierre-André Bélanger

08:35 - 08:50 TD-7-30-2 / NEAR-FIELD ENHANCEMENT OPTIMIZATION BY TAPERING TERAHERTZ GOLD NANOANTENNAS Vincenzo Aglieri, INRS, Canada Xin Jin, Andrea Rovere, Riccardo Piccoli, Diego Caraffini, Andrea Cerea, Francesco De Angelis, Roberto Morandotti, Roberto Macaluso, Andrea Toma, Luca Razzari 08:50 - 09:15 TD-7-30-3 / HYBRID PHOTONIC CRYSTAL DEVICES FOR 3D INTEGRATED PHOTONICS Weidong Zhou, University of Texas Arlington, United States 09:15 - 09:40 TD-7-30-4 / BLOCH SURFACE WAVE BASED BIOSENSING Norbert Danz, Fraunhofer IOF Jena, Germany Alberto Sinibaldi, Francesco Michelotti, Christoph Wächter 09:40 - 10:05 TD-7-30-5 / A COMPRESSIVE-SENSING FOURIER-TRANSFORM ON-CHIP RAMAN SPECTROMETER Hugh Podmore, York University, Canada 10:05 - 10:30 TD-7-30-6 / UNCERTAINTY-AWARE DESIGN OF PHOTONIC DEVICES Daniele Melati, National Research Council of Canada, Canada Yuri Gringberg, Dan-Xia Xu, Abi Waqas, Andrea Melloni, Siegfried Janz, Jens Schmid

June 7



ROOM: CARTIER 2Chair: Amr Helmy, University of Toronto, Canada 08:00 - 08:25 NONLINEAR-4-31-1 / HARMONIC GENERATION FROM METAL-METAL AND METAL-OXIDE BOUNDARIES Michael Scalora, Charles M. Bowden Research Center U.S. Army AMRDEC, RDECOM, United States 08:25 - 08:40 NONLINEAR-4-31-2 / ULTRAFAST OPTICAL PULSE SHAPING USING DIELECTRIC METASURFACES Amit Agrawal, National Institute of Standards and Technology, United States Shawn Divitt, Wenqi Zhu, Cheng Zhang, Henri Lezec 08:40 - 08:55 NONLINEAR-4-31-3 / DUAL-PROBE SNOM FOR THE NEAR-FIELD STUDY OF NANOSTRUCTURES Najmeh Abbasirad, Institute of Applied Physics, Abbe Center of Photonics, Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Germany Dennis Arslan, Stefan Fasold, Isabelle Staude, Frank Setzpfandt, Thomas Pertsch 08:55 - 09:10 NONLINEAR-4-31-4 / TUNABLE LONGITUDINAL MODES IN SELF-ASSEMBLED SILVER NANOPARTICLES Amy Blum, McGill University, Canada 09:10 - 09:25 NONLINEAR-4-31-5 / ULTRA-HIGH QUALITY FACTOR PLASMONIC METASURFACES ENABLED BY SURFACE LATTICE RESONANCES Md Saad-Bin-Alam, University of Ottawa, Canada Orad Reshef, Mikko J.Huttunen, Robert W. Boyd, Ksenia Dolgaleva 09:25 - 09:40 NONLINEAR-4-31-6 / MACHINE LEARNING APPLICATIONS IN PLASMONICS Josh Baxter, Department of Physics and Center for Research in Photonics, University of Ottawa, Canada Antonino Calà Lesina, Lora Ramunno 09:40 - 09:55 NONLINEAR-4-31-7 / REGULARIZED QUASINORMAL MODES FOR PLASMONICS AND CAVITY PHOTONICS Mohsen Kamandar Dezfouli, Queen’s University, Canada Stephen Hughes 09:55 - 10:10 NONLINEAR-4-31-8 / HIGH-PERFORMANCE OPTOELECTRONIC AND NANOPHOTONIC DEVICES ENABLED BY ULTRA-THIN, SMOOTH, AND LOW- LOSS DOPED SILVER Cheng Zhang, Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology, National Institute of Standards and Technology, United States Wenqi Zhu, Amit Agrawal, Henri J. Lezec


10:10 - 10:35 NONLINEAR-4-31-9 / TOPOLOGICAL PHENOMENA IN PLASMONIC ARRAYS OF INTERACTING METALLIC NANOPARTICLES Guillaume Weick, Université de Strasbourg, CNRS, France


ROOM: INTERNATIONAL 1Chair: Robert Fickler, University of Ottawa, Canada 08:00 - 08:15 OP-COMM-4-32-1 / AN EXPERIMENTALLY SIMPLE METHOD TO WEAKLY MEASURE INCOMPATIBLE QUANTUM OBSERVABLES Aldo C. Martinez, University of Ottawa, Canada Gabriel Bussières, Davor Curic, Lambert Giner, Jeff S. Lundeen 08:15 - 08:40 OP-COMM-4-32-2 / SILICON PHOTONICS INVERSE TAPERS AND BENDS Nate Quitoriano, McGill University, Canada 08:40 - 08:55 OP-COMM-4-32-3 / HIGH-DIMENSIONAL MULTI-RAIL QUANTUM STATE TOMOGRAPHY Davor Curic, University of Ottawa, Canada Lambert Giner, Jeff S. Lundeen 08:55 - 09:20 OP-COMM-4-32-0 / ULTRAFAST QUANTUM PROCESSING Benjamin Sussman, NRC, Canada

09:20 - 09:45 OP-COMM-4-32-4 / REE-SPACE AND UNDERWATER OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS USING ORBITAL-ANGULAR-MOMENTUM MULTIPLEXING Alan Willner,University of Southern California, United States 09:50 - 10:15 OP-COMM-4-32-7 / CONTROLLABLE OPTICAL EXTREME EVENTS IN THE SEMICONDUCTOR LASER OUTPUT POWER Frederic Grillot, Telecom ParisTech, France 10:15 - 10:40 OP-COMM-4-32-8 / ULTRACOMPACT CMOS-COMPATIBLE OPTICAL LOGIC Dusan Gostimirovic, Carleton University, Canada June 7


BIOPHOTONICS

ROOM: INTERNATIONAL 2Chair: Aaron Slepkov, Trent University, Canada 08:00 - 08:15 BIO-3-33-1 / THERMOPHOTONIC LOCK-IN IMAGING AND SPECTRAL-DOMAIN OPTICAL COHERENCE TOMOGRAPHY AS TWO PROMISING OPTICAL-BASED METHODS IN DETECTION OF EARLY DENTAL CARIES Elnaz Baradaran Shokouhi, York University, Canada Nima Tabatabaei 08:15 - 08:30 BIO-3-33-2 / WIDE FIELD RAMAN IMAGING SYSTEM - EX VIVO BRAIN STRUCTURE MARGIN RECOGNITION François Daoust, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada Frédéric Leblond 08:30 - 08:45 BIO-3-33-3 / INTRACELLULAR REFRACTIVE INDEX AND CELL THICKNESS MEASURED WITH DIGITAL HOLOGRAPHIC MICROSCOPY Erik Belanger, Université Laval, Canada Emile Rioux-Pellerin, Pauline Lavergne, Jean-Michel Mugnes, Sebastien A. Levesque, Pierre Marquet 08:45 - 09:00 BIO-3-33-4 / USE OF A DOUBLE CLAD FIBER FOR OCT SURVEILLANCE OF LASER THERAPY USING REAL-TIME SPECKLE VARIANCE Raphaël Maltais-Tariant, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada Caroline Boudoux, Nestor Uribe-Patarroyo 09:00 - 09:25 BIO-3-33-5 / HIGH SPEED, UHR-OCT FOR IN-VIVO MORPHOLOGICAL, FUNCTIONAL AND VASCULAR IMAGING OF THE EYE IN HEALTH AND DISEASE Kostadinka Bizheva, University of Waterloo, Canada Zohreh Hosseinaee 09:25 - 09:40 BIO-3-33-6 / HIGH POWER FEMTOSECOND YB:KGW OSCILLATOR FOR WIDE FIELD SHG MICROSCOPY OF BIOLOGICAL TISSUES Leonardo Jose Uribe Castano, University of Toronto, Canada Haitao Zhao, Richard Cisek, Virginijus Barzda 09:40 - 10:05 BIO-3-33-7 / FLUORESCENCE DETECTION OF RARE CIRCULATING CELLS IN VIVO: TECHNOLOGY, APPLICATIONS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS Mark Niedre, Northeastern University, Canada 10:05 - 10:30 BIO-3-33-8 / FROM LAB TO MARKET: THE STORY OF DOUBLE-CLAD FIBER COUPLERS Caroline Boudoux, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada



PLENARY LECTURE - LET WAVES DO THE MATH Nader Engheta, University of Pennsylvania, USA


LUNCH ON YOUR OWN AND EXHIBITION HALL VISIT


ROOM: CARTIER 1Chair: Pavel Cheben, National Research Council of Canada, Canada 13:00 - 13:25 TD-8-35-1 / SUBWAVELENGTH GRATING WAVEGUIDE-BASED SENSORS Lukas Chrostowski, University of British Columbia, Canada 13:25 - 13:50 TD-8-35-2 / MICROCHIP LASERS Takunori Taira, Institute for Molecular Science, Japan 13:50 - 14:05 TD-8-35-3 / ACCESSIBLE SNAPSHOT HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING ARCHITECTURES C. Harrison Brodie, University of Guelph, Canada Jasen Devasagayam, Christopher Collier


ROOM: CARTIER 2Chair: Stefano Lupi, Università di Roma “La Sapienza”, Italy 13:00 - 13:25 NONLINEAR-5-36-1 / SINGLE DIGIT NANOFABRICATION FOR PHOTONICS AT NANOSCALE Erika Penzo, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, United States

13:25 - 13:50 NONLINEAR-5-36-2 / SIEVING PHOTONS FOR OPTICAL WAVEFRONT MANIPULATION Jinghua Teng, Institute of Materials Research and Engineering (IMRE), A*STAR, Singapore 13:50 - 14:15 NONLINEAR-5-36-3 / DYNAMICS OF EXCITONS AND SURFACE PLASMON POLARITONS IN STRONGLY COUPLED REGIME Andrea Toma, Instituto Italiano di Tecnologia, Italy Hai-Yu Wang, Hong-Bo Sun, Francesco De Angelis, Remo Proietti Zaccaria, Hai Wang 14:15 - 14:40 NONLINEAR-5-36-4 / RECENT ADVANCES IN HYBRID PLASMONICS Amr Helmy, University of Toronto, Canada

June 7


14:40 - 14:55 NONLINEAR-5-36-5 / EPITAXIAL ELECTROCHEMICAL DEPOSITION: A NEW BOTTOM-UP STRATEGY FOR PLASMONIC, NANOPHOTONIC AND NANOELECTRONIC APPLICATIONS Sasan Vosoogh-Grayli, Simon Fraser University, Canada

BIOPHOTONICS

ROOM: INTERNATIONAL 1Chair: Aaron Slepkov, Trent University, Canada 13:15 - 13:30 BIO-4-37-1 / A HIGH Q-FACTOR OPTICAL RESONATOR INDUCED BY A WATER DROPLET IN A SILICA MICROCAPILLARY Tabassom Hamidfar, Concordia University, Canada Kirill Tokmakov, Brian J. Mangan, Robert S. Windeler, Artemiy V. Dmitriev, Dashiell L. P. Vitullo, Pablo Bianucci, Michael Sumetsky 13:30 - 13:45 BIO-4-37-2 / BACTERIAL DETECTION USING METALLIC FLOW-THROUGH NANOHOLE ARRAYS Juan Gomez-Cruz, Queen’s University - Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Canada Srijit Nair, Gabriel Ascanio, Carlos Escobedo 13:45 - 14:00 BIO-4-37-3 / CHARACTERIZATION OF THE PHOTOTHERMAL HEATING PROPERTIES OF NANOPARTICLES BY TERAHERTZ RADIATION Holger Breitenborn, INRS-EMT, Canada Junliang Dong, Andrew Bruhacs, Diego Caraffini, Riccardo Piccoli, Riccardo Marin, Artiom Skripka, Fiorenzo Vetrone, Rafik Naccache, Roberto Morandotti 14:00 - 14:15 BIO-4-37-4 / WIDE-FIELD IMAGING OF MICROORGANISMS IN MICROFLUIDIC DEVICES USING A MOBILE PHONE Sara Kheireddine, McGill University, Canada Ayyappasamy Sudalaiyadum Perumal 14:15 - 14:30 BIO-4-37-5 / SURFACE NANOSTRUCTURING FOR IMPROVED RESOLUTION IN SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE IMAGING Frederic Alexandre Banville, Université de Sherbrooke, Canada Julien Moreau, Mitradeep Sarkar, Mondher Besbes, Michael Canva, Paul G. Charette 14:30 - 14:45 BIO-4-37-6 / PORTABLE MID-IR HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGER - MICROXCAM-384I-HS Hélène Spisser, Institut National d’Optique (INO), Canada David Béland, Denis Dufour, Loïc Le Noc, Francis Picard, Patrice Topart 14:45 - 15:00 BIO-4-37-8 / COMPARISON OF DEEP LEARNING ARCHITECTURES FOR PRE- SCREENING OF BREAST CANCER THERMOGRAMS Juan Carlos Torres-Galván, Universidad Autónoma de San Luis Potosí, Mexico Edgar Guevara, Francisco Javier González


PHOTONICS MATERIALS

ROOM: INTERNATIONAL 2Chair: Kalaichelvi Saravanamuttu, McMaster University, Canada 13:00 - 13:25 MAT-2-38-1 / MOTILE BACTERIA AT INTERFACES OF LIQUID CRYSTALS Nicholas Abbott, University of Wisconsin-Madison, United States 13:25 - 13:50 MAT-2-38-2 / USING LIQUID CRYSTALS TO STUDY THE BEHAVIOR OF MOTILE BACTERIA AND VICE VERSA Simon Rainville, Université Laval, Canada Ismaël Duchesne, Tigran Galstian 13:50 - 14:15 MAT-2-38-3 / LIGHT-DRIVEN MOTIONS OF LIQUID CRYSTAL POLYMERS Yue Zhao, Université de Sherbrooke, Canada 14:15 - 14:40 MAT-2-38-4 / LIQUID CRYSTAL DEVICES FOR OPTICAL SHUTTER TECHNOLOGY Ethan Jull, University of Leeds, United Kingdom Helen Gleeson 14:40 - 15:05 MAT-2-38-5 / OPTICAL PHASE PROPERTIES OF A LARGE DIAMETER LIQUID CRYSTAL LENS Marenori Kawamura, Akita University, Japan Shintaro Saito, Susumu Sato

NSERC CREATE GUIDED LIGHT SESSION

ROOM: SYMPOSIAChair: Peter Herman, University of Toronto, Canada 13:20 - 13:30 NSRTC CREATE - GUIDED LIGHT TRAINING PROGRAM - OPENNING COMMENTS Peter Herman, University of Toronto, Canada

13:30 - 14:00 NSERC-1-39-1 / ACETVISION - INSECT-INSPIRED IMAGING SYSTEMS Andreas Tuennermann, Fraunhofer IOF Jena, Germany

14:00 - 14:15 NSERC-1-39-2 / 20 W MONOLITHIC ERBIUM FLUORIDE FIBER LASER AT 2.8 µM Yigit Ozan Aydin, Centre d’optique, photonique et laser, Canada Vincent Fortin, Réal Vallée, Martin Bernier

June 7


14:15 - 14:30 NSERC-1-39-3 / SUPERCONTINUUM AND FEW CYCLE PULSE GENERATION IN ANTIRESONANT HOLLOW CORE FIBERSW Rudrakant Sollapur, Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Germany Daniil Kartashov, Michael Zuerch, Bruno E. Schmidt, Andreas Hoffmann, Teodora Grigorova , Alexander Hartung, Anka Schwuchow, Joerg Bierlich, Jens Kobelke, Mario Chemnitz, Shoufei Gao, Yingying Wang, Pu Wang, Philippe Lassonde, Markus A. Schmidt, François Légaré, Christian Spielmann 14:30 - 14:45 NSERC-1-39-4 / FLUORIDE-BASED RARE-EARTH-DOPED FIBERS FOR LASER EMISSION BEYOND 3 M Frédéric Maes, Université Laval, Canada Vincent Fortin, Martin Bernier, Réal Vallée 14:45 - 15:00 NSERC-1-39-5 / TWIN PULSE HIGH HARMONIC GENERATION FOR XUV FOURIER TRANSFORM SPECTROSCOPY Vittoria Schuster, Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Institute of Applied Physics - Abbe Center of Photonics, Germany Robert Klas, Vinzenz Hilbert, Maxim Tschernajew, Jan Rothhardt, Jens Limpert, Birgitta Bernhardt

COFFEE BREAK


ROOM: CARTIER 2Chair: Young-Gyun Jeong, INRS-EMT, Canada 15:30 - 15:45 NONLINEAR-6-41-1 / CHARACTERIZATION OF OPTICAL POLARIZATION KNOTS Hugo Larocque, University of Ottawa, Canada Danica Sugic, Dominic Mortimer, Alexander Taylor, Robert Fickler, Robert W. Boyd, Mark Dennis, Ebrahim Karimi 15:45 - 16:00 NONLINEAR-6-41-2 / WEAK MEASUREMENTS OF THE DIPOLAR EMITTER POLARIZATION STATE Sergey Nechayev, Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light, Germany Martin Neugebauer, Martin Vorndran, Gerd Leuchs, Peter Banzer 16:00 - 16:15 NONLINEAR-6-41-3 / DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF NOVEL PHOTONIC CRYSTAL FIBER FOR SUPERCONTINUUM GENERATION OF OAM BEAM Manish Sharma, École de technologie supérieure, Canada Bora Ung


16:15 - 16:30 NONLINEAR-6-41-4 / FOUR-WAVE MIXING THEORY FOR CYLINDRICAL VECTOR BEAMS IN OPTICAL FIBRE Scott Goudreau, University of Ottawa, Canada Robert W. Boyd, Jeff S. Lundeen 16:30 - 16:45 NONLINEAR-6-41-5 / LIMITATIONS TO THE SENSITIVITY OF A THREE-MODE NONLINEAR INTERFEROMETER Jefferson Florez, University of Ottawa, Canada Davor Curic, Lambert Giner, Enno Giese, Jeff S. Lundeen 16:45 - 17:00 NONLINEAR-6-41-6 / TUNABLE FIELD DYNAMICS FROM A FIGURE-EIGHT LASER FEATURING AN ON-CHIP NONLINEAR WAVEGUIDE Piotr Roztocki, INRS-EMT, Canada A. Aadhi, Anton Kovalev, Michael Kues, Christian Reimer, Young Zhang, Tao Wang, Sai T. Chu, David J. Moss, Zhiming Wang, Evgeny Viktorov, Roberto Morandotti 17:00 - 17:15 NONLINEAR-6-41-7 / REALIZING ON-CHIP, FLAT-BAND PHOTONIC CRYSTAL SUPERPRISMS Jeremy Upham, University of Ottawa, Canada Boshen Gao, Sebastian Schulz, Liam O’Faolain, Robert W. Boyd 17:15 - 17:30 NONLINEAR-6-41-8 / IMAGING BASED ON LOW-COHERENCE INTERFEROMETRY IN THE VISIBLE SPECTRUM Mikel Bravo Acha, Université de Sherbrooke, Canada Régis Robles, Paul G. Charette, Laurent Bechou, Julien Sylvestre 17:30 - 17:45 NONLINEAR-6-41-9 / A NEW NANO-OPTICAL APPROACH FOR NANOIMPRINTING-STAMP ORIGINATION TARGETTING DATA STORAGE Mahssa Abdolahi, Simon Fraser University, Canada Hao Jiang, Bozena Kaminska 17:45 - 18:00 NONLINEAR-6-41-10 / MULTILAYERED DOPED FIBER STRUCTURE FOR HIGH SECOND HARMONIC GENERATION Salah Abdullah, Université Laval, Canada Christopher Smelser, S. H. Jafari, N. Grégoire, S. Morency, Jacques Albert, Younes Messaddeq 18:00 - 18:15 NONLINEAR-6-41-11 / IMPURITY EFFECTS ON SURFACE PLASMONS IN GRAPHENE Mousa Bahrami, Concordia University, Canada Panagiotis Vasilopoulos

June 7



ROOM: INTERNATIONAL 1Chair: Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada 15:30 - 15:55 HIGH-POWER-4-42-1 / RESOLVING DYNAMICS OF CORRELATED MATERIALS IN THE THZ REGIME Jacob Burgess, University of Manitoba, Canada Aimé Braconnier, Akif Ahmed, Steffen Rolf-Pissarczyk, Mohamad Abdo, Luigi Malavolti, Gregory McMurtrie, Max Haenze, Bjoern Schlie, Sebastian Loth 15:55 - 16:20 HIGH-POWER-4-42-2 / MEASUREMENTS OF SUB-PICOSECOND AND FEMTOSECOND SEPARATIONS OF CHARGED PARTICLE MICRO-BUNCHES USING THZ RADIATION Ivan Konoplev, Department of Physics, University of Oxford, United Kingdom H. Zhang, A. Lancaster, H. Harrison, G. Doucas, A. Aryshev, M. Shevelev, N. Terunuma, J. Urakawa 16:20 - 16:35 HIGH-POWER-4-42-3 / PHASE CONTROL OF BROADBAND THZ PULSES Lauren Gingras, McGill University, Canada Wei Cui, Aidan Schiff-Kearn, Jean-Michel Ménard, David Cooke 16:35 - 16:50 HIGH-POWER-4-42-4 / FREQUENCY-TUNABLE THZ SOURCE USING AR-FILLED HC-PCF PULSE SHAPER Wei Cui, University of Ottawa, Canada Aidan Schiff-Kearn, Emily Zhang, Nicolas Couture, Francesco Tani, David Novoa, Philip Russell, Jean-Michel Ménard 16:50 - 17:05 HIGH-POWER-4-42-5 / DEEP SUB-WAVELENGTH SIN-BASED METALLIC SLIT FOR ULTRA-BROADBAND THZ COHERENT DETECTION Alessandro Tomasino, INRS-EMT, Canada Riccardo Piccoli, Yoann Jestin, Sebastien Deprat, Mohamed Chaker, Marco Peccianti, Matteo Clerici, Alessandro Busacca, Luca Razzari, Roberto Morandotti 17:05 - 17:20 HIGH-POWER-4-42-6 / NONLINEAR FREQUENCY MIXING BETWEEN TERAHERTZ AND OPTICAL WAVES IN SILICA Diego Caraffini, INRS, Canada Alessandro Tomasino, Riccardo Piccoli, Yoann Jestin, Alessandro Busacca, Luca Razzari, Roberto Morandotti 17:20 - 17:35 HIGH-POWER-4-42-7 / DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF TERAHERTZ BRAGG GRATINGS ON A TWO-WIRE WAVEGUIDE Giacomo Balistreri, INRS-EMT, Canada Alessandro Tomasino, Vincenzo Aglieri, Riccardo Piccoli, Caroline Foucher, Andrey Markov, Salvatore Stivala, Alessandro Busacca, Francesco De Angelis, Riccardo Carzino, Andrea Toma, Luca Razzari, José Azaña, Roberto Morandotti


17:35 - 17:50 HIGH-POWER-4-42-8 / TERAHERTZ SPECTRAL ENCODING OF THE K-SPACE Hichem Guerboukha, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada Kathirvel Nallappan, Maksim Skorobogatiy 17:50 - 18:05 HIGH-POWER-4-42-9 / AVERAGING OF THE PUMP-PROBE TRACES USING STATISTICAL MODELS: DENOISING IN THZ TIME-DOMAIN SPECTROSCOPY Hichem Guerboukha, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada Maksim Skorobogatiy, Jayesh Sadasivan 18:05 - 18:20 HIGH-POWER-4-42-10 / ULTRAFAST ELECTRON EMISSION BY INTENSE THZ PULSES Dominique Matte, McGill University, Canada Lauren Gingras, Mark Sutton, Bradley J. Siwick, David G. Cooke

PHOTONICS MATERIALS

ROOM: INTERNATIONAL 2Chair: Simon Rainville, Université Laval, Canada 15:30 - 15:45 MAT-3-43-1 / TERAHERTZ PHOTOCONDUCTIVITY OF GERMANIUM INVERSE OPAL STRUCTURES Mary Alvean Narreto, University of Alberta, Canada Michael Giebel, Naaman Amer, Thomas Fassler, Frank Hegmann 15:45 - 16:00 MAT-3-43-2 / PHOTOLUMINESCENCE DYNAMICS OF FUNCTIONALIZED TWO- DIMENSIONAL SILICON NANOSHEETS Mary Alvean Narreto, University of Alberta, Canada Alina Lyuleeva, Tobias Helbich, Bernhard Rieger, Jonathan Veinot, Paolo Lugli, Frank Hegmann 16:00 - 16:25 MAT-3-43-3 / OPTOCHEMICAL WAVES: FROM BIO-INSPIRED OPTICS, 3-D PRINTING TO MATERIALS FOR ALL-OPTICAL ENCODING Kalaichelvi Saravanamuttu, McMaster University, Canada 16:25 - 16:40 MAT-3-43-4 / DYNAMIC LIGHT SHAPING FOR LED SOURCES USING LIQUID CRYSTALS; THE LAST MILE IN SMART LIGHTING Tigran Galstian, Université Laval, Canada 16:40 - 16:55 MAT-3-43-5 / NEW INSIGHTS INTO SOLID STATE LASER COOLING USING OXYFLUORIDE GLASS-CERAMICS Jyothis Thomas, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada Lauro J.Q. Maia, Wonji Park, Yannick Ledemi, Denis Seletskiy, Younès Messaddeq, Raman Kashyap

June 7


16:55 - 17:10 MAT-3-43-6 / ENHANCED THZ ABSORPTION OF A ONE-DIMENSIONAL PHOTONIC CRYSTAL INCORPORATING A GATED MONOLAYER GRAPHENE IN EXTERNAL MAGNETIC FIELD Arezou Rashidi, University of Tabriz, Iran Abdolrahman Namdar, Ali Hatef 17:10 - 17:25 MAT-3-43-7 / HALF HETCH SLOT WAVEGUIDES FOR LOW-COST INTEGRATION OF CMOS COMPATIBLE LOW REFRACTIVE INDEX ACTIVE MATERIALS IN SILICON PHOTONICS Régis Orobtchouk, Institut of Nanotechnologies of Lyon (INL), France Ali Belarouci, Bertran Vilquin, Jordan Bouaziz, Pedro Rojo Romeo 17:25 - 17:40 MAT-3-43-8 / SIGNAL ENHANCEMENT FROM SILICON SLOT WAVEGUIDE WITH ECR-PEVCD ERBIUM-DOPED SILICA CLADDING Jeremy Miller, McMaster University, Canada Andrew P. Knights, Jonathan D. B. Bradley, Peter Mascher 17:40 - 17:55 MAT-3-43-9 / DEVELOPMENT OF MODIFIED PHOTONIC SURFACES FOR APPLICATION IN SENSING Sabad-e- Gul, Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland Dervil Cody, Suzanne Martin, Svetlana Mintova, John Cassidy, Izabela Naydenova

NSERC CREATE GUIDED LIGHT SESSION

ROOM: SYMPOSIAChair: Andreas Tuennermann/Stefan Nolte, Fraunhofer IOF Jena, Germany 15:30 - 15:45 NSERC-2-44-01 / MODELING OF ULTRAFAST FIBER AMPLIFIERS AT 2.8 µM Simon Duval, Université Laval, Canada Michel Olivier, Louis-Rafaël Robichaud, Vincent Fortin, Martin Bernier, Michel Piché, Réal Vallée 15:45 - 16:00 NSERC-2-44-02 / EMBEDDED NANOGRATINGS FOR POLARIZATION CONTROL IN FEMTOSECOND LASER DIRECT WRITTEN WAVEGUIDES Kim Lammers, Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Germany Stefan Nolte 16:00 - 16:15 NSERC-2-44-03 / EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF 3.5 MICRON GAIN-SWITCHED FIBER LASERS Frédéric Jobin, Université Laval, Canada Vincent Fortin, Frédéric Maes, Martin Bernier, Réal Vallée 16:15 - 16:30 NSERC-2-44-04 / FEMTOSECOND-WRITTEN LONG PERIOD GRATINGS IN FLUORIDE FIBERS Maximilian Heck, IAP FSU Jena, Germany Réal Vallée, Andreas Tünnermann, Stefan Nolte, Martin Bernier


June 7

16:30 - 16:45 NSERC-2-44-05 / HIGHLY NONLINEAR AUGMENTED-LOW-INDEX GUIDING WAVEGUIDE ON POLYMER/SILICON-ON-INSULATOR PLATFORM Todd Darcie, Aitchison Group, ECE department, University of Toronto, Canada Stewart Aitchison 16:45 - 17:00 NSERC-2-44-06 / PLASMONIC NANOPARTICLE-FUNCTIONALISED MICROSTRUCTURED OPTICAL FIBRES FOR BIOSENSING Brenda Mary Doherty, Leibniz Institute of Photonic Technology, Germany Markus A. Schmidt 17:00 - 17:15 NSERC-2-44-07 / FEMTOSECOND LASER PROCESSING OF INTEGRATED OPTO- MECHANICAL SENSING CIRCUITS WITH FIBER SOCKET PACKAGING Gligor Djogo, University of Toronto, Canada Stephen Ho, Zhangchao Wei, Sifan Liu, Erden Ertorer, Moez Haque, Jianzhao Li, Peter Herman 17:15 - 17:30 NSERC-2-44-08 / PHOTONIC POTENTIAL FOR TM WAVES Alessandro Alberucci, Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany Chandroth Pannian Jisha, Stefan Nolte 17:30 - 17:45 NSERC-2-44-09 / INHIBITION OR ENHANCEMENT OF FEMTOSECOND LASER NONLINEAR INTERACTIONS FOR EXTENDING FILAMENT TRACKS, IMPROVING WAVEGUIDE LOSS, SPEEDING ETCHING RATE IN BULK FUSED SILICA Ehsan Alimohammadian, University of Toronto, Canada Erden Ertorer, Sifan Liu, Erick Mejia Uzeda, Jianzhao Li, Peter Herman 17:45 - 18:00 NSERC-2-44-10 / SPIN-DEPENDENT ASYMMETRIES IN THE PHOTOELECTRON MOMENTUM DISTRIBUTIONS IN SINGLE-PHOTON DOUBLE IONIZATION Friedrich Georg Fröbel, Friedrich Schiller University, Germany Stefanie Gräfe 18:00 - 18:15 NSERC-2-44-11 / ON-CHIP GENERATION AND COHERENT CONTROL OF ENTANGLED D-LEVEL BIPHOTON STATES Stefania Sciara, INRS, Canada Michael Kues, Christian Reimer, Piotr Roztocki, Luis Romero Cortes, Benjamin Wetzel, Yanbing Zhang, Alfonso Carmelo Cino, Sai T. Chu, Brent E. Little, David J. Moss, Lucia Caspani, Jose Azana, Roberto Morandotti 18:15 - 18:30 NSERC-2-44-12 / GOUY PHASE SHIFT MEASUREMENT USING INTERFEROMETRIC SECOND HARMONIC GENERATION Maxime Pinsard, INRS-EMT, Canada Stéphane Bancelin, Jarno Van der Kolk, Andrew S. Quigley, Samuel P. Veres, Laurent Kreplak, Lora Ramunno, François Légaré

18:30 - 18:35 SESSION CLOSE WITH OVERVIEW OF NSERC CREATE TRAINING PROGRAM François Légaré, INRS, Canada


Poster Presentations

Wednesday June 6, 2018 FROM 18:00 TO 19:30

BIOPHOTONICS POSTER-01 A NON-INVASIVE METHOD FOR INTRACELLULAR LOCALIZATION OF GOLD NANOPARTICLES IN CANCER CELLS Ahmad Sohrabi Kashani, Concordia University, Canada Kiran Kuruvinashetti, Simona Badilescu, Alisa Piekny, Muthukumaran Packirisamy POSTER-02 CLINICAL SENSORLESS ADAPTIVE OPTICS RETINAL OCT Myeong Jin Ju, Simon Fraser University, Canada Morgan Heisler, Daniel Wahl, Yifan Jian, Marinko Sarunic POSTER-03 DEMONSTRATION OF SILICON NITRIDE BASED PHOTONIC BIO-SENSING IN 300 MM INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT Michele Calvo, Université de Sherbrooke, Canada Sylvain Guerber, Guillaume Beaudin, Michael Canva, Charles Baudot, Frederic Boeuf, Stephane Monfray, Regis Orobtchouk, Paul G. Charette POSTER-05 HYBRID SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE-ELECTROCHEMILUMINESCENCE SENSING OF BREAST CANCER BIOMARKER HER2 Marie-Pier Dinel, Université de Montréal, Canada Federico Polo, Jean-François Masson POSTER-06 INNOVATIVE GOLD NANOSTRUCTURED BIOCHIPS FOR SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE IMAGING AND SURFACE ENHANCED RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY Jean-Francois Bryche, Laboratoire Nanotechnologies et Nanosystèmes CNRS-3IT, Université de Sherbrooke, Canada Julien Moreau, Grégory Barbillon, Mitradeep Sarkar, Emmanuel Maillart, Frederic Banville, Paul G Charette, Marc Lamy de la Chapelle, Jean-Pierre Cloarec, Bernard Bartenlian, Michael Canva POSTER-07 COST-EFFECTIVE IMAGING TECHNIQUES FOR DETECTION AND DIFFERENTIATION OF INDIVIDUAL PLASMONIC NANOPARTICLES IN CELLULAR ENVIRONMENTS Mengjiao Qi, École polytechnique de Montréal, Canada Jennyfer Zapata-Farfan, Sergiy Patskovsky, Michel Meunier


POSTER-08 A LASER INDUCED IR PHOTONIC DEVICE FOR CONTINUOUS WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS AND BACTERIAL DETECTION Cindy Dongxin Hu, A.U.G. Signals Hellas Single Member P.C., Greece Eric Morris, Alexandros Antonerias, Antonio Varriale, Stéphane Blaser, Aleksandra Sosna, Stephan Freitag POSTER-09 WAVELENGTH OPTIMIZATION IN MULTISPECTRAL PHOTOACOUSTIC TOMOGRAPHY Ihab Abi Nassif, Ryerson University, Canada Xun Zhou, Yeni Yücel, Vladislav Toronov POSTER-10 MEASURING FLUID FLOW VELOCITY USING BESSEL BEAM FRINGES Brahim Chebbi, Laurentian University, Canada Mahmud Sakah POSTER-11 VISIBILITY OF PARTICLES AND WIRES PASSING THROUGH BESSEL BEAM FRINGES Brahim Chebbi, Laurentian University, Canada Chilam Pou, Mahmud Sakah POSTER-12 A SIMPLE SYSTEM TO GENERATE A THIN WIDE LIGHT PLANE Brahim Chebbi, Laurentian University, Canada Haouas Mouna, Ilya Golub POSTER-13 TOWARDS REAL-TIME COMBINED OPTICAL COHERENCE TOMOGRAPHY AND HYPER-SPECTRAL IMAGING Billie Maubois, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada Xavier Attendu, Camille Crunelle, Martin Poinsinet De Sivry-Houle, Chloe Turrell, Mathias Strupler, Nicolas Godbout, Caroline Boudoux POSTER-14 SIMULTANEOUS ACCURATE DETECTION OF METHANOL AND WATER IN ETHANOL USING LPFG Krishnendu Dandapat, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India Indrajeet Kumar, Saurabh Mani Tripathi, Predrag Mikulic, Wojtek Bock POSTER-15 A MOEMS BASED INTEGRATED SPECTROMETER FOR OCT Ranim El Ahdab, École de technologie supérieure, Canada POSTER-16 PLASMONIC NANOPARTICLE-MEDIATED HYPERTHERMIA AS RETINOBLASTOMA THERAPY Cécile Darviot, LP2L, Canada Pierre Hardy, Michel Meunier POSTER-17 PULSE MODULATION FOR PHOTOACOUSTIC DOSIMETRY AND IMAGING Suzie Dufour, INO, Canada Robert B. Brown, Pascal Gallant, Ozzy Mermut POSTER-18 TUNING THE OPTICAL RESOLUTION OF A LENS Ilya Golub, Algonquin College, Canada Taylor Breen


POSTER-19 FIBER-BASED HYPERTHERMAL THERAPEUTIC DEVICE: EX VIVO STUDIED AND MATHEMATICAL MODELLING Sondos Alqarni, Carleton University, Canada Jacques Albert, Christopher Smelser

GREEN PHOTONICS, ENERGY, AND RELATED TECHNOLOGIES POSTER-20 NEAR INFRARED ELECTROLUMINESCENCE FROM SOLUTION-PROCESSED LANTHANIDE ORGANIC LIGHT-EMITTING DIODES Afshin Shahalizad Namin, Queen’s University, Canada Anthony Daléo, Chantal Andraud, Muhammad Hasnan Sazzad, Dae-Hyeon Kim, Youichi Tsuchiya, Jean-Charles Ribierre, Jean-Michel Nunzi, Chihaya Adachi POSTER-21 DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF A DOUBLE-GRATING PLASMONIC SOLAR CELL Azzouz Sellai, Sultan Qaboos University, Oman POSTER-22 STANDOFF DETECTION OF AROMATICS WITH UV LED-BASED GAS CORRELATION SPECTROSCOPY François Châeauneuf, INO, Canada Pascal Dufour, François Babin, Jean-François Gravel

POSTER-23 BIFACIAL SOLAR PANEL ENERGY YIELD IN NORTHERN CANADA Mandy R. Lewis, University of Ottawa, Canada Christopher E. Valdivia, Chu Tu Li, Annie Russell

HIGH POWER LASER TECHNOLOGY, ULTRAFAST OPTICS AND APPLICATIONS POSTER-24 SYNTHESIS OF GRAPHITE EMBEDDED SIO2 NANOFIBERS WITH CONTROLLED CONDUCTIVITY Amirkianoosh Kiani, University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT), Canada Chirag Paladiya POSTER-25 ENHANCEMENT OF BIOACTIVITY OF GLASS BY DEPOSITION OF NANOFIBROUS TI USING HIGH INTENSITY LASER INDUCED REVERSE TRANSFER METHOD Amirkianoosh Kiani, University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT), Canada Naghmeh Safaie POSTER-26 1.5 M HIGH-POWER FIBER GAS RAMAN LASER SOURCE Zefeng Wang, National university of defense and technology, China Zhixian Li, Meng Wang, Zilun Chen, Zhihong Li, Xiaojun Xu, Jinbao Chen


POSTER-27 TUNABLE MID-INFRARED FIBER GAS LASER Zefeng Wang, National university of defense and technology, China Zhiyue Zhou, Meng Wang, Zilun Chen, Zhihong Li, Xiaojun Xu, Jinbao Chen POSTER-28 SUPPRESSION OF STIMULATED RAMAN SCATTERING IN TWO-STAGE HIGH- POWER 1090 NM FIBER AMPLIFIERS USING CHIRPED AND TILTED FIBER BRAGG GRATINGS Zefeng Wang, National university of defense and technology, China Meng Wang, Zilun Chen, Zhihong Li, Xiaojun Xu, Jinbao Chen, Xijia Gu POSTER-29 FABRICATION OF CHIRPED AND TILTED FIBER BRAGG GRATINGS ON LARGE- MODE-AREA DOUBLED-CLADDING FIBER Zefeng Wang, National university of defense and technology, China Meng Wang, Zilun Chen, Zhihong Li, Xiaojun Xu, Jinbao Chen, Xijia Gu POSTER-30 FEMTOSECOND YB:KGW LASER WITH ADDITIONAL KERR MEDIUM Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada Reza Akbari POSTER-31 IN-BAND PUMPED ND:CAYALO4 AND ND:SCYSIO5 LASERS Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada Tanant Waritanant, Veselin Aleksandrov, Jun Xu, Xiaodong Xu, Ivan Buchvarov POSTER-32 DUAL-WAVELENGTH HIGH-POWER ALEXANDRITE LASER Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada Shirin Ghanbari POSTER-33 POWER SCALING OF CONICAL REFRACTION LASER Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada Chandan Howlader, Mohammad Nadimi, Tanant Waritanant, Ksenia Fedorova, Grgorii Sokolovskii, Edik Rafailov POSTER-34 TIGHTER FOCUS FOR ULTRASHORT PULSE VECTOR LIGHT BEAMS: CHANGE OF THE RELATIVE CONTRIBUTION OF DIFFERENT FIELD COMPONENTS TO THE FOCAL SPOT UPON PULSE SHORTENING Ilya Golub, Algonquin College, Canada Svetlana Khonina POSTER-35 FABRICATION OF HIGH-BEAM QUALITY SIGNAL AND PUMP COMBINER WITH LARGE-MODE-AREA FIBER Yanran Gu, National university of defense and technology, China Chengmin Lei, Meng Wang, Zhihong Li, Zilun Chen, Zefeng Wang, Xiaojun Xu, Jinbao Chen POSTER-36 SINGLE-PIXEL TERAHERTZ IMAGING USING A TIME-DOMAIN SPECTROSCOPY SETUP Luca Zanotto, INRS-EMT, Canada Riccardo Piccoli, Junliang Dong, Holger Breitenborn, Rafik Naccache, Roberto Morandotti, Luca Razzari


POSTER-37 NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF A NOVEL LASER-ASSISTED METHOD ENABLING MULTISCALE BIO-PRINTING Christos Boutopoulos, Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital Research Center, Canada Hamid Ebrahimi Orimi, Sivakumar Narayanswamy POSTER-38 THERMAL LENSING IN HIGH POWER ND:GDVO4 LASER Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada Mohammad Nadimi, Tanant Waritanant POSTER-39 AN IN-BAND DIODE-PUMPED ND:YLF LASER Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada Zohreh Sedaghati, Mohammad Nadimi POSTER-40 DUAL-WAVELENGTH CONTINUOUS WAVE YB:CALGO LASER Arkady Major, University of Manitoba, Canada Sujith Manjooran POSTER-41 DIVING AXIS BIREFRINGENT FILTER FOR YB-ION LASERS Mohammad Anisur Rahman Reza, University of Manitoba, Canada Arkady Major, Sujith Manjooran, C. Dyck POSTER-42 IMPROVING THE FIBER COUPLING EFFICIENCY WITH A FIBER END FACE POLISHING METHOD BASED ON QUARTZ TUBE Xinyang Su, Beijing Jiaotong University, Canada Yi Zheng, Qingling Li, Jianwei Li POSTER-43 COMPRESSING ULTRAFAST ELECTRON PULSE USING STRONGLY FOCUSED TERAHERTZ WAVES Simon Robitaille, Université Laval, Canada Michel Piché POSTER-44 DEVELOPMENT OVERVIEW OF 3D INTEGRATED DIGITAL SILICON PHOTOMULTIPLIE Serge Charlebois, Université de Sherbrooke, Canada Simon Carrier, Audrey Corbeil-Therrien, Frédérik Dubois, Pascal Gendron, Michel Labrecque-Dias, William Lemaire, Frédéric Nolet, Samuel Parent, Tommy Rossignol, Nicolas Roy, Gabriel St-Hilaire, Robert Groulx, Stéphane Martel, Henri Dautet, Réjean Fontaine, Jean-François Pratte

NONLINEAR OPTICS, NANOPHOTONICS AND PLASMONICS POSTER-45 DETECTION OF PSYCHOACTIVE DRUGS BY SURFACE ENHANCED RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY Alexandre Merlen, IM2NP, Université de Toulon, France


POSTER-47 NANODISKS ARRAYS FOR ENVIRONNEMENTAL RAMAN SENSING Benjamin Charron, Université de Montréal, Canada Jean-François Masson POSTER-48 FABRICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A BROADBAND MODE CONVERTER OPERATING AT 1 M Zefeng Wang, National university of defense and technology, Le Liu, Meng Wang, Zilun Chen, Zhihong Li, Xiaojun Xu, Jinbao Chen POSTER-50 1-BUTHYL-3- METHYLIMIDAZOLIUM TETRAFLUOROBORATE NONLINEAR OPTICAL PARAMETERS Monica Trejo Duran, Universidad de Guanajuato, Mexico Hector Jalil Valenzuela Loubet, Flor Andrea Correa Díaz Fernández, Edgar Alvarado-Mendez, Orlando Ortiz-Jimenez, Israel Severiano-Carrillo POSTER-51 RAMAN SUPPRESSION USING CHIRP-MOIRE FIBER BRAGG GRATING IN HIGH-POWER FIBER LASERS Weixuan Lin, McGill University, Canada Martin Rochette POSTER-52 3-D NONLINEAR INSCRIPTION OF COMPLEX MICRO-COMPONENTS (3D NSCRIPT): 3-D PRINTING COMPLEX, SEAMLESS OBJECTS WITH SELF-TRAPPED BEAMS OF INCOHERENT LIGHT Oscar Alejandro Herrera Cortes, McMaster University, Canada Diego Colin, Dinesh Kumar, Kalaichelvi Saravanamuttu POSTER-53 COUPLED LASERS ON A PHOTONIC INTEGRATED CIRCUIT Alison H. Perrott, University College Cork & Tyndall National Institute, Ireland Ludovic Caro, Mohamad Dernaika, Frank H. Peters POSTER-54 EXPLOITING THE PLASMONIC PROPERTIES OF DENDRITIC FRACTALS FOR SERS-BASED SENSING Gregory Q. Wallace, Western University, Canada François Lagugné-Labarthet POSTER-55 ENHANCED FIELDS OF VIEW IN WAVEGUIDE ARRAYS DOPED WITH AU NANOPARTICLES Yi Pan, McMaster University, Canada Lin Hao, Dinesh Baskera , Kalaichelvi Saravanamuttu, Cecile Fradin, Kalaichelvi Saravanamuttu POSTER-56 ENGINEERING OF THE ULTRAFAST PULSE FOR PLASMONIC MEDIATED NANOCAVITATION Leonidas Agiotis, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada


POSTER-57 TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT OF SINGLE NANOPARTICLE UNDER LASER IRRADIATION Cécile Darviot, LP2L, Canada Michel Meunier POSTER-58 DOUBLE HOT-SPOT DUAL-POLARIZATION CHAND-BALI NANOANTENNA FOR NIR DETECTION APPLICATIONS Ahmed Y. Elsharabasy, McMaster University, Canada Mohamed H. Bakr, M. Jamal Deen POSTER-59 ANN-BASED MITIGATION OF OPTICAL FIBER NONLINEAR DISTORTIONS IN DATA CENTER NETWORKS Mahmoud Maghrabi, McMaster University, Canada Shiva Kumar, Mohamed H. Bakr

PHOTONIC THEORY DESIGN AND SIMULATIONS POSTER-70 HOLOGRAPHIC SCANNING MICROSCOPY THEORY AND SIMULATION Yuri Zakharov, Harvard University, United States Maria Muravyeva, Umar Khan, Lei Zhang, Vladimir Turzhitsky, Edvard Vitkin, Irving Itzkan, Le Qiu, Lev Perelman POSTER-72 INTRODUCTION TO EQUILIBRATED SPACE-TIME-VARYING ELECTROMAGNETIC SYSTEMS Sajjad Taravati, Concordia University, Canada Ahmed A. Kishk POSTER-73 APODIZED PI-PSFBG MOISTURE/TEMPERATURE SENSOR Navjot kaur Sidhu, Concordia University, Canada Peter Kung, Mojtaba Kahrizi POSTER-74 MODELING OF FBG MOISTURE SENSOR IN COMSOL Navjot kaur Sidhu, Concordia University, Canada Parsoua Abedini Sohi, Sevin Samadi, Mojtaba Kahrizi POSTER-75 NEAR-FIELD CHEMICAL MAPPING OF GOLD NANOSTRUCTURES USING A FUNCTIONALIZED SCANNIG PROBE Chahinez Dab, INRS, Canada Chawki Awada, Alexandre Merlen, Andreas Ruediger POSTER-76 NEAR-UNITY ABSORPTION IN A ONE-DIMENSIONAL PHOTONIC CRYSTAL INCORPORATING A VANADIUM DIOXIDE LAYER Arezou Rashidi, Nipissing University, Canada Ali Hatef


POSTER-77 OPTOFLUIDIC LENSES WITH SUB-UNIT ASPECT RATIOS Shravani Prasad, University of Guelph, Canada Michelle Del Rosso, Julie Vale, Christopher Collier POSTER-78 GENERATION OF HIGH POWER CONTINUOUS WAVE TERAHERTZ RADIATION USING NONLINEAR CRYSTAL Kathirvel Nallappan, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada Roberto Morandotti, Maksim Skorobogatiy POSTER-79 MODELING LIGHT-MATTER INTERACTION IN TERAHERTZ PLASMONIC NANOCAVITIES Xin Jin, INRS-EMT, Canada Andrea Cerea, Gabriele C. Messina, Andrea Rovere, Riccardo Piccoli, Roberto Morandotti, Francesco De Angelis, Andrea Toma, Luca Razzari POSTER-80 OPTICAL SENSING IN LAB-ON-A-CHIP SYSTEMS WITH EMBEDDED FIBRE- OPTIC CABLES Isaac Spotts, University of Guelph, Canada Dima Ismail, Noor Jaffar, Christopher Collier POSTER-81 DISCRIMINATION OF PRESSURE WITH MICRO POLYMERIC CURVED DIAPHRAGM FABRY PEROT OPTICAL FIBER SENSOR Omid Reza Ranjbar Naeini, Shahid Beheshti University (SBU), Iran Ali Barandak, Mohammad Mehdi Tahmasbi, Hamid Latifi POSTER-82 METASURFACE-BASED DOUBLE-IMAGE 3D HOLOGRAPHY Ashutosh Patri, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada Nima Chamanara, Christophe Caloz POSTER-83 METASURFACE ABSORBING CONDITION (MAC) FOR COMPUTATIONAL ELECTROMAGNETICS BASED ON SUSCEPTIBILITY GSTCS Xiao Jia, Department of Electronic Engineering Tsinghua University, China Fan Yang, Guillaume Lavigne, Christophe Caloz POSTER-84 INVERSE PRISM: SPACE-TIME DUAL OF A PRISM Alireza Akbarzadeh, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada Christophe Caloz POSTER-85 TOWARDS PANORAMIC TIME OF FLIGHT IMAGING Mathieu Gagnon, Centre for optics, photonics and lasers, Canada Anne-Sophie Poulin-Girard, Marc-Antoine Legault, Simon Thibault POSTER-86 BLOCH WAVES IN OPTICAL RING RESONATORS Kathleen McGarvey-Lechable, Concordia University, Canada Pablo Bianucci


PHOTONICS MATERIALS POSTER-92 TUNING OPTICAL PROPERTIES AND OPTICAL ACTIVITY OF 3-MERCAPTOPROPIONIC ACID CAPPED ORGANIC-INORGANIC HYBRID PEROVSKITES Shuhong Xu, Advanced Photonics Center, Southeast University, Canada Chunlei Wang, Dayan Ban POSTER-93 A NOVEL BIOSILICA-BASED PLASMONIC SUBSTRATE ON ADHESIVE TAPES Juanjuan Liu, McGill University, Canada Ayyappasamy Sudalaiyadum Perumal, Aysun Korkmaz, Maya Kenton, Gulsen Aksin, Sara Kheireddine, Mehmet Kahraman, Sebastian Wachsmann Hogiu POSTER-94 A MATERIAL THAT COMPUTES WITH LIGHT Fariha Mahmood, McMaster University, Canada Alexander Hudson, Matthew Ponte, Thomas Pena Ventura, Kalaichelvi Saravanamuttu POSTER-95 BIO-INSPIRED WAVEGUIDE ENCODED LATTICES (WELS): FROM SLIM POLYMER FILMS WITH WIDE FIELDS OF VIEW TO DYNAMIC LENSES Kathryn Benincasa, McMaster University, Canada Hao Lin, Alexander Hudson, Derek Morim, Ian Hosein, Kalaichelvi Saravanamuttu POSTER-96 INSCRIPTION OF OPTICAL WAVEGUIDES IN PHOTORESPONSIVE POLYMERS USING SELF-TRAPPED LIGHT BEAMS Derek Morim, McMaster University, Canada Ankita Shastri, Andy Tran, Damian Bevern, Fariha Mahmood, Joanna Aizenberg, Ignacio Vargas-Baca, Kalaichelvi Saravanamuttu

OPTICAL AND QUANTUM COMMUNICATIONS POSTER-97 REVEALING OPTICAL VORTICES WITH A SMALL NUMBER OF PHOTONS Wuhong Zhang, Department of Physics, Xiamen University, China Lixiang Chen, Ebrahim Karimi POSTER-98 SPATIAL LIGHT MODULATOR OPTICAL SWITCH FOR MULTICORE FIBER Mahmoud Gadalla, École de technologie supérieure, Canada Véronique François, Bora Ung POSTER-99 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF A PHOTONIC LANTERN BY TRANSMITTING MICROWAVE SIGNALS Ignacio Enrique Zaldivar Huerta, Instituto Nacional de Astrofísica, Óptica y Electrónica, Mexico José Roberto Warnes Lora, Ignacio Enrique Zaldivar Huerta, Jorge Rodriguez Asomoza, Rodrigo Amezcua Correa, José Enrique Antonio Lopez, Alejandro García Juárez


POSTER-100 EXPERIMENTAL OPTICAL TRANSMISSION OF HDMI SIGNALS José Humberto Abril García, Universidad de Sonora, Mexico Alejandro García Juárez, Ignacio Enrique Zaldívar-Huerta, José Rafael Benito Noriega Luna, Luis Arturo García Delgado, María del Rocío Gómez Colín, Jorge Rodríguez Asomoza POSTER-101 SQUEEZED STATE EVOLUTION IN LOSSY COUPLED RESONATOR OPTICAL WAVEGUIDES Hossein Seifoory, Queen’s University, Canada Marc M. Dignam POSTER-102 PROPOSED PROTECTION SCHEMES TO PRESERVE ELASTIC OPTICAL NETWORK RESOURCES Melissa Stapleton, University of Ottawa, Canada Khaled Maamoun, Nabil Naas, Hussein T. Mouftah POSTER-103 REFRACTOMETRY OF PHOTO-INDUCED OPTICAL WAVEGUIDES WITH DIGITAL HOLOGRAPHIC MICROSCOPY Erik Belanger, Université Laval, Canada Bertrand De Dorlodot, Jean-Philippe Berube, Réal Vallée, Pierre Marquet


Thursday June 7, 2018 FROM 15:00 TO 15:30

NSERC CREATE GUIDED LIGHT SESSION POSTER-60 MODELESS PROPERTY OF HIGH-POWER CW YTTERBIUM-DOPED FIBER LASERS Mathieu Huneault, Université Laval, Canada Michel Olivier, Michel Piché POSTER-61 NONLINEAR PLASMONIC ALGAAS WAVEGUIDES Kyle Johnson, University of Toronto, Canada Stewart Aitchison POSTER-62 THERMALLY-INDUCED REFRACTIVE INDEX GRATINGS ENABLING MODAL ENERGY TRANSFER IN YB-DOPED FIBERS Christoph Stihler, Institute of Applied Physics, Abbe Center of Photonics, Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany Cesar Jauregui, Andreas Tünnermann, Jens Limpert POSTER-63 ELECTRICALLY INDUCED TUNABILITY OF SURFACE PLASMON POLARITONS IN GOLD COATED TAPERED FIBERS Tilman Lühder, IPHT Jena, Germany Torsten Wieduwilt, Henrik Schneidewind, Markus A. Schmidt POSTER-64 NONLINEAR WAVE COLLAPSE AT MW-POWER Andre Luiz Marques Muniz, Institute of Condensated Matter and Optics, Germany Martin Wimmer, Arstan Bisianov, Demetrios N. Christodoulides, Roberto Morandotti, Ulf Peschel POSTER-65 EXPERIMENTS ON NONLINEARITY-DRIVEN EXCITATION OF TOPOLOGICAL AND TRIVIAL STATES Arstan Bisianov, Institute of Condensed Matter Theory and Optics at Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena, Germany Mark Kremer, Martin Wimmer, Ulf Peschel POSTER-66 HIGHER-ORDER MODE THIRD HARMONIC GENERATION IN LIQUID-CORE- OPTICAL-FIBER USING ULTRAFAST PULSES Kay Schaarschmidt, Leibniz Institute of Photonic Technology, Germany Markus A. Schmidt POSTER-67 TOWARDS HIGHLY CARRIER-ENVELOPE STABLE HIGH-POWER FEW-CYCLE FIBER LASERS Evgeny Shestaev, Institute of Applied Physics, Abbe Center of Photonics, Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany Dominik Hoff, Steffen Hädrich, Florian Just, Tino Eidam, Max Sayler, András Drozdy, Péter Jójárt, Aaron Szabó, Zoltán Várallyay, Károly Osvay, Gerhard Paulus, Andreas Tünnermann, Jens Limpert


Exhibition

exhibition booths

Aerotech, Inc. 9

Alazar Technologies Inc. 5

AMEC Usinage 11

Blacktek Inc. 8

BMV Optical Technologies Inc 1

INO 12

Keysight Technologies 4

Laserand 10

OZ Optics Limited 6

TeraXion 3

Zurich Instrument AG 7

Upcoming events in Photonics 2

table toPs

Advanced Photonic Sciences, LLC T9

COPL - Université Laval T8

CPIC - Photons Canada T18

few-cycle Inc. T10

Gentec-EO Inc. T11

Public Services and Procurement Canada - NSERC

T17

O-m6 Technologies Inc. T5

Optonique T16

Photon Design T1

Photonics Media T14

Santec USA Corporation T3

UC Components Inc. T2

COFFEE BREAK

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advanced Photonic sciences, llc Advanced Photonic Sciences, LLC (“APS”) develops, manufactures, and supports microlaser and laser module products. We provide miniature diode pumped solid state lasers, laser systems, and laser modules to a large number of industrial and government organizations worldwide for biomedical, illumination, and aiming applications. APS is a leader in the development and manufacturing of high average power cryogenic lasers, and develops diode-pumped solid-state lasers operating in the UV, visible, and near and mid-infrared spectral regions. We also conduct research and development in collaboration with a number of organizations to develop novel new optical and laser materials. www.advancedphotonicsciences.com

aerotech, inc. Aerotech manufactures motion control and positioning systems and components including direct-drive and piezo nanopositioners; hexapods; planar and rotary air-bearing stages; high-speed gantries; mechanical-bearing linear, rotary, and lift stages; brushless linear and rotary servomotors and drives; stand-alone and software-based motion controllers; goniometers; galvanometers; and gimbals/optical mounts. Custom, vacuum prepped, and cleanroom-ready positioning systems and components are available. Aerotech’s precision motion control products provide the critical performance for demanding applications in markets including photonics, medical device/life sciences, semiconductor and flat panel, automotive, data storage, laser processing, military/aerospace, electronic manufacturing and test, assembly, R&D, and others requiring high precision, high throughput motion solutions. www.aerotech.com

alazar technologies inc. Alazar Technologies Inc. is a manufacturer of high-performance waveform digitizer (DAQ) cards for PCIe bus featuring data streaming rates up to 6.9 GB/s and on-FPGA signal processing. Our products are used in biomedical, fiber sensing, defense and general research applications. One of our fastest growing markets is Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT). Our unique clocking technology, which allows the use of k-clocks directly for A/D conversion, has made AlazarTech the de facto standard for data acquisition and signal processing in the OCT community. At Photonics North, we will be showing ATS-GMA-OCT, our new out-of-the-box OCT imaging solution capable of calculating 1,900,000 FFTs per second. www.alazartech.com


amec usinage

AMEC Machining specializes and diversifies in small and medium machining parts in different markets, including energy, manufacturing, medical, aerospace, but also optics and photonics. For more than 20 years now, AMEC has developed the optics/photonics market to the point where it now represents more than 30% of its annual turnover. Ranging from very small and high-precision parts, such as Feedtrough 1/4 NPT plugs and optical housings, to larger assemblies, such as hydrogen-moistures sensors, and multi-gas analyzers, AMEC ranks among the best in this specialty. www.amecusinage.com

bmv oPtical technologies inc.BMV is a manufacturer of precision optical components and systems in both custom and volume quantities. Our complete services include, optical, thin film and mechanical design as well as complete in house machine shop. Products include spherical and cylindrical lenses, lens systems, precision flats, laser windows, wedges, etalons, beam-splitters, sapphire optics, metal optics, complex machined optics, Gaussian reflectivity mirror’s, etc. BMV provides design and application of UV, VIS and IR thin film coatings, such as anti-reflection, beam splitting, beam combining, dielectric and metal films. BMV is ISO 9001:2008 certified and registered with the Controlled Goods Program of Canada. No. 21199 www.bmvoptical.com

cmc microsystem

Introducing a powerful new design environment for photonics innovators. We’re developing a novel augmented design environment that enables you to manage the complexity of designing, simulating and verifying silicon photonic integrated circuits faster and more successfully, with capability for scale-up. Platform includes: - Design kit that supports schematic design, circuit simulation, schematic-driven layout, and physical verification - DRC and LVS.- Library of silicon-verified components with layout & simulation models. - Design tools from international suppliers.- Engineering support, reference guides and training from CMC.- Access to CMC’s cost-effective Multi-Project Wafer service. Coming soon to researchers in academia and industry across Canada’s National Design Network®Explore the future of integrated silicon photonics design! www.cmc.ca


coPl - université laval

The Center for Optics, Photonics and Lasers (COPL) is a strategic cluster of optics/photonics researchers from Université Laval, École Polytechnique de Montréal, McGill, INRS, École de technologie supérieure, Université de Sherbrooke and Université du Québec à Montréal who share the following objectives: • To train graduate students and post-docs who will form the

next generation of optics/photonics scientists• To perform fundamental and applied research• To contribute to socio-economic development by supporting

industry www.copl.ulaval.ca

cPic - Photons canada

With its photonic network including industries, R&D centres and academia, CPIC provides a rapid access to the up-to-date photonic knowhow and technologies. As efficient network between researchers and the industry, CPIC is the best vehicle to manage information on the photonic possibilities, to identify appropriate solutions, and to respond to the Canadian industry needs. www.photonscanada.ca

feW-cycle inc.few-cycle Inc. is a Canadian spin-off developing different solutions for high-power, few-cycle pulses based on either hollow-core fiber compression with >10mJ output or based on FOPA yielding 30mJ, 2 cycle pulses at 1.8µm. These optical technologies are complemented by the screwedTM series of springless optic mounts and practical vacuum beam routing systems. www.few-cycle.com

Centre d'optique,photonique et laser

COPL


gentec-eo inc.Located in Quebec City, Canada, Gentec Electro-Optics is a leader in the laser measurement field with 45 years of experience. In 2000, Gentec Electro-Optics, Inc. was formed from Gentec, Inc. so that the focus was entirely on laser measurement. The company now manufactures a complete range of laser power and energy meters, high speed joulemeters, THz sensors, beam diagnostics and diffractive optics. Gentec Electro-Optics is also known as the first worldwide supplier of large aperture calorimeters to measure the highest pulse energies. Their products are sold around the world, with distributors and representatives in over 35 countries and offices in Canada, USA and Japan. www.gentec-eo.fr

inoINO is a world-class technology developer and provider, using is core expertise in optics and photonics to bring to the industry custom solutions that enable more competitive products and production processes. INO produces in-house prototypes and short run products tailored to the needs of parnters & clients. www.ino.ca

keysight technologies

Keysight offers a wide-range of innovative test and measurement solutions to accelerate the progress of next-generation intelligent optical networks. Our mission in the optical market is to shorten time-to-market and reduce cost-of-test for customers in R&D and manufacturing, as well as enable new technologies which include innovative optical components, network elements & systems, and all-optical fiber networks. www.keysight.com/find/photonic

laserand

Laserand Inc. is a Montreal based company working in the fields of photonics, robotics and industrial manufacturing & automation. Being a supplier of photonics components, scientific & industrial equipment for customers in North America (USA & Canada), we offer optical components & systems; single frequency DPSS lasers; NIR-UV, VUV, EUV, x-ray CCD cameras; Synchrotron and Astronomy Mirrors; motion control solutions including high accuracy positioning hexapods; nanopositioning piezo stages & controllers as well as sub-THz cameras, detectors and IMPATT diodes. laserand.com


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national research council canada

The National Research Council (NRC) is the Government of Canada’s largest research organization supporting industrial innovation, the advancement of knowledge and technology development, and fulfilling government mandates. www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca

o-m6 technologies inc. O-m6 Technologies is a leader in the manufacture of fiber optic assemblies. Founded in 1996, we were quickly recognized for our technical expertise and we rapidly earned an excellent reputation for the quality of our products. • Patchcords• Pigtails• Multi fiber cables• Speciality fibers, including PM, Puremode, custom cables • Speciality jackets such as loose tube, flexible and metallized jackets • Terminations such as ferrules and connectors • Si-V groove array blocks• Custom cables and harnesseswww.om6.com

oPtonique

Optonique is a non-profit organization, established from the merger of the Quebec Photonic Network (QPN) and the Optics-Photonics Industry Circle (CIOP) of the Capitale-Nationale Region. It is recognized by the Ministry of the Economy, Science and Innovation as the Pole of Excellence in Optics-photonics of Quebec. Optonique is born due to the willingness of both industrialists and researchers to unite around the same dynamic in order to position Quebec at the 1st rank of the Optics-photonics sector. Its main role is to federate more than 140 industries and academic centres in the sector. www.optonique.com


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Photon design

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Photonics media

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santec usa corPoration

Established in 1979, Santec is a global photonics engineering company and a leading manufacturer of Tunable Lasers, Optical Test and Measurement Products, and Advanced Optical Components. Santec products are widely used in Telecom, Medical and Scientific fields, with notable pioneering work in micro optics, passive component testing and optical coherence tomography (OCT) imaging. Santec’s tunable lasers and test systems are known for high resolution, high accuracy, and high wavelength stability for high performance in photonic device characterization. Santec, headquartered in Komaki, Japan has wholly owned subsidiaries in London, New Jersey, California and Shanghai. Think Precise. www.santec.com


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Université d’Ottawa / CrPUOThe University of Ottawa’s Centre for Research in Photonics (CRPuO) regroups 24 professors and 200 graduate students and PDFs working in all areas of photonics (www.photonics.uottawa.ca). The CRPuO also provides academic and industrial researchers with open access to cutting-edge tools within a state-of-the-art nanofabrication and characterisation facility, ideal for prototype development and fabrication. Fee-for-service is also available. The three labs, wet chemistry, metrology, and white and yellow clean rooms, have a processing capability of up to four-inch diameter wafers. Typical projects include fabrication of integrated optical structures, silicon waveguides, plasmonic waveguides, metasurfaces, photonic crystal waveguides, photodetectors, modulators, lasers and biosensors. www.photonics.uottawa.ca


zurich instruments agZurich Instruments is a test and measurement company based in Zurich, Switzerland, developing and selling measurement instruments and delivering customer support in key markets around the world, either directly or with carefully selected partners. Zurich Instruments makes cutting-edge instrumentation for scientists and technologists in advanced labs who are passionate about phenomena that are often notoriously difficult to measure. Our core offering includes lock-in amplifiers, phase-locked loops, arbitrary waveform generator, impedance analyzers, digitizers and boxcar averagers. We believe that system integration is good. We believe that system integration leads to significant time savings, reduced lab setup complexity, efficient workflows and reliable, accurate measurements. www.zhinst.com


Index of AuthorsA

Aadhi, A. - NONLINEAR-6-41-6, NONLINEAR-6-41-6

45

Abbas, Aazad - OP-COMM-2-8-4, OP-COMM-2-8-6

17

Abbasirad, Najmeh - NONLINEAR-4-31-3

37

Abbott, Nicholas - MAT-2-38-1 42Abdelal, Aysegul - MAT-1-19-7 28Abdo, Mohamad - HIGH-POWER-4-42-1 45Abdolahi, Mahssa - NONLINEAR-6-41-9 45Abdullah, Salah - NONLINEAR-6-41-10 45Abedini Sohi, Parsoua - POSTER-74 55Abi Nassif, Ihab - POSTER-09 50Abril García, José Humberto - POSTER-100

58

Ackermann, Jorg - GREEN-3-17-6 26Adachi, Chihaya - POSTER-20 51Adhekari, Bibechana - OP-COMM-1-3-3 13Agiotis, Leonidas - POSTER-56 54Aglieri, Vincenzo - TD-7-30-2, HIGH-POWER-4-42-7

36, 45

Agrawal, Amit - NONLINEAR-4-31-2, NONLINEAR-4-31-8

37

Ahmed, Akif - HIGH-POWER-4-42-1 45Ahmed, Md Shakil - TD-2-6-2 15Aitchison, Stewart - NSERC-2-44-05, POSTER-61

48, 59

Aizenberg, Joanna - POSTER-96 57Akbari, Reza - POSTER-30 52Akbarzadeh, Alireza - POSTER-84 56Akens, Margarete - BIO-1-24-4, BIO-2-28-4

32, 35

Aksin, Gulsen - POSTER-93 57Al-Ameer, Maryam - HIGH-POWER-2-23-4

31

Al-Aribe, Khaled - MAT-1-19-4 28Al-Naib , Ibraheem - NONLINEAR-3-26-5 33Albert, Jacques - NONLINEAR-1-2-4, NONLINEAR-6-41-10, POSTER-19

2, 45, 51

Alberucci, Alessandro - NSERC-2-44-08 48Aleksandrov, Veselin - POSTER-31 52Alimohammadian, Ehsan - NSERC-2-44-09

48

Aljamimi, Salah M. - NONLINEAR-1-2-4 2Allgaier, Markus - OP-COMM-2-8-1 17Allogba, Stéphanie - OP-COMM-1-3-2 13Alonso Ramos, Carlos - NONLINEAR-1-2-2

12

Alqarni, Sondos - POSTER-19 51Alsaigh, Rakan E. - OP-COMM-3-13-5 22

Alvarado-Mendez, Edgar - POSTER-50 54

Amaechi, Ifeanyichukwu - GREEN-2-12-5 21Amaral, Gustavo - OP-COMM-2-8-3 17Amer, Naaman - MAT-3-43-1 46Amezcua Correa, Rodrigo - POSTER-99 57Amirkhan, Fatemeh - NONLINEAR-3-26-8

33

Anderson, Stephen - TEI-1-10-1 19Andraud, Chantal - POSTER-20 51Ania Castañón, Juan Diego - TD-5-21-4 29Ansari, Vahid - OP-COMM-2-8-1 17Antici, Patrizio - HIGH-POWER-3-27-6 34Antonerias, Alexandros - POSTER-08 50Antonio Lopez, José Enrique - POSTER-99

57

Arikawa , Takashi - NONLINEAR-3-26-8 33Arslan, Dennis - NONLINEAR-4-31-3 37Arunachalam, Shivaram - GREEN-3-17-1 26Aryshev, A. - NONLINEAR-3-26-7, HIGH-POWER-4-42-2

33, 45

Ascanio, Gabriel - BIO-4-37-2 41Atanasoff, George - TEI-1-10-2 19Attendu, Xavier - POSTER-13 50Awada, Chawki - POSTER-75 55Awan, Kashif - NONLINEAR-1-2-1 12Aydin, Yigit Ozan - NSERC-1-39-2 43NSERC-2-44-11, HIGH-POWER-4-42-7 25, 29,

48, 45Azhdast, Mohammad Hossein - MAT-1-19-2

28

BBabin, François - POSTER-22 51Badilescu, Simona - POSTER-01 49Baghdasaryan, Tigran - TD-6-25-6 32Bahrami, Mousa - NONLINEAR-6-41-11 45Bakr, Mohamed H. - POSTER-58, POSTER-59

55

Balistreri, Giacomo - HIGH-POWER-4-42-7

45

Ban, Dayan - POSTER-92 57Bancelin, Stéphane - NSERC-2-44-12 48

Banville, Frederic - BIO-4-37-5 - POSTER-06

41 , 49

Banzer, Peter - NONLINEAR-6-41-2 44Baradaran Shokouhi, Elnaz - BIO-3-33-1 39Barandak, Ali - POSTER-81 56Barberio, Marianna - HIGH-POWER-3-27-6

34

Barbillon, Grégory - POSTER-06 49Barclay, Paul - LM-2-9-2 18


Bartels, Randy - BIO-1-24-1 31Bartenlian, Bernard - POSTER-06 49Barwicz, Tymon - TD-3-11-4 20Barzda, Virginijus - BIO-2-28-4, BIO-2-28-7, BIO-3-33-6

35, 39

Baskera , Dinesh - POSTER-55 54Baudot, Charles - POSTER-03 49Bauer, Dominik - HIGH-POWER-1-18-5 27Baxter, Josh - NONLINEAR-4-31-6 37Beaudin, Guillaume - POSTER-03 49Bechou, Laurent - NONLINEAR-6-41-8 45Béland, David - BIO-4-37-6 41Belanger, Erik - BIO-3-33-3, POSTER-103

39, 58

Bélanger, Pierre-André - TD-7-30-1 36Belarouci, Ali - MAT-3-43-7 47Benedikovic, Daniel - NONLINEAR-1-2-2 12Benincasa, Kathryn - POSTER-95 57Berciano, Mathias - NONLINEAR-1-2-2 12Berghmans, Francis - TD-6-25-6 32Bernhardt, Birgitta - NSERC-1-39-5 44Bernier, Martin - NSERC-1-39-2, NSERC-1-39-4, NSERC-2-44-01, NSERC-2-44-03, NSERC-2-44-04

43, 44, 47

Berube, Jean-Philippe - POSTER-103 58Besbes, Mondher - BIO-4-37-5 41Bevern, Damian - POSTER-96 57Bhardwaj, Ravi - HIGH-POWER-2-23-4 31Bianucci, Pablo - TD-3-11-5, BIO-2-28-2, POSTER-86

20, 35, 56

Bianucci, Pablo - BIO-4-37-1 41Bidaki, Elham - OP-COMM-1-3-1 13Bierlich, Joerg - NSERC-1-39-3 44Bisianov, Arstan - POSTER-64, POSTER-65

59

Bizheva, Kostadinka - BIO-3-33-5 39Blais-Ouellette, Sébastien - TEI-2-15-2 24Blanchard, Francois - HIGH-POWER-2-23-3, NONLINEAR-3-26-4, NONLINEAR-3-26-8

31, 33

Blaser, Stéphane - POSTER-08 50Blay, Daniel - LM-1-4-4 14Blum, Amy - NONLINEAR-4-31-4 37Bock, Wojtek - POSTER-14 50Boeuf, Frederic - POSTER-03 49Bolduc, Martin - NONLINEAR-3-26-4 33Bongiovanni, Domenico - NONLINEAR-1-2-5

12

Bouaziz, Jordan - MAT-3-43-7 47Bouchard, Frederic - LM-2-9-6, LM-1-4-2, OP-COMM-2-8-4, OP-COMM-2-8-6

18, 14, 17

Boucherif, Abderraouf - GREEN-3-17-3 26Boudoux, Caroline - BIO-3-33-4, BIO-3-33-8, POSTER-13

39, 39, 50

Boutopoulos, Christos - POSTER-37 53

Boyd, Robert W. - LM-1-4-1, LM-1-4-8, OP-COMM-2-8-6, LM-2-9-6, NONLINEAR-2-22-4, NONLINEAR-2-22-5, NONLINEAR-4-31-5, NONLINEAR-6-41-1, NONLINEAR-6-41-4

14, 17, 18, 30, 37, 44,

45

Boyd, Robert W. - NONLINEAR-6-41-7 45Braconnier, Aimé - HIGH-POWER-4-42-1

45

Bradley, Jonathan D. B. - MAT-3-43-8 47Bravo Acha, Mikel - NONLINEAR-6-41-8 45Brecht, Benjamin - OP-COMM-2-8-1 17Breen, Taylor - POSTER-18 50Breitenborn, Holger - BIO-4-37-3, POSTER-36

41, 52

Brodie, C. Harrison - TD-8-35-3 40Bromberg, Yaron - LM-1-4-7 14Brons, Jonathan - HIGH-POWER-1-18-5 27Brown, Robert B. - POSTER-17 50Bruhacs, Andrew - BIO-4-37-3 41Bryche, Jean-Francois - POSTER-06 49Buchvarov, Ivan - POSTER-31 52Burgess, Jacob - HIGH-POWER-4-42-1 45Burgwin, Nicholas - TEI-2-15-3 24Busacca, Alessandro - HIGH-POWER-4-42-5, HIGH-POWER-4-42-6, HIGH-POWER-4-42-7

45

Bussières, Gabriel - OP-COMM-4-32-1 38

CCabrini, Stefano - NONLINEAR-5-36-1 40Calà Lesina, Antonino - NONLINEAR-4-31-6

37

Caloz, Christophe - GREEN-1-7-5, GREEN-3-17-4, POSTER-82, POSTER-83, POSTER-84

16, 26, 56

Calvo, Michele - POSTER-03 49Camp, Charles - BIO-1-24-2 31Campany, Jose - TD-4-16-4 25Canva, Michael - BIO-4-37-5, POSTER-03, POSTER-06

41, 49

Capaldo, Pietro - OP-COMM-3-13-4 22Caraffini, Diego - TD-7-30-2, BIO-4-37-3, HIGH-POWER-4-42-6

36, 41, 45

Cardin, Vincent - HIGH-POWER-1-18-4 27Cardinal, Pierre - TEI-1-10-4 19Caro, Ludovic - POSTER-53 54Carrier, Simon - POSTER-44 53Carzino, Riccardo - HIGH-POWER-4-42-7

45

Caspani, Lucia - LM-1-4-7, NSERC-2-44-11

14, 48

Cassan, Eric - NONLINEAR-1-2-2 12Cassidy, John - MAT-3-43-9 47


Cerea, Andrea - TD-3-11-3, TD-7-30-2, POSTER-79

20, 36, 56

Chaker, Mohamed - HIGH-POWER-4-42-5

45

Chamanara, Nima - GREEN-1-7-5, POSTER-82

16, 56

Charette, Paul G - POSTER-06 49Charette, Paul G. - GREEN-3-17-4, BIO-4-37-5, NONLINEAR-6-41-8, POSTER-03

26, 41, 45, 49

Charlebois, Serge - GREEN-1-7-4, POSTER-44

16, 53

Charron, Benjamin - POSTER-47 54Châteauneuf, François - POSTER-22 51Chebbi, Brahim - POSTER-10, POSTER-11, POSTER-12

50

Cheben, Pavel - TD-5-21-3 29Chekhova, Maria - LM-1-4-1 14Chemnitz, Mario - NSERC-1-39-3 44Chen, Jinbao - HIGH-POWER-1-18-2, POSTER-26, POSTER-27, POSTER-28, POSTER-29, POSTER-35, POSTER-48

27, 51, 52, 54

Chen, Lawrence R. - TD-2-6-2 15Chen, Lixiang - LM-1-4-8, POSTER-97 14, 57Chen, Luzhou - GREEN-3-17-4 26Chen, Yizhu - BIO-1-24-3 31Chen, Zhigang - NONLINEAR-1-2-5 12Chen, Zilun - HIGH-POWER-1-18-2, POSTER-26, POSTER-27, POSTER-28, POSTER-29, POSTER-35, POSTER-48

27, 51, 52, 54

Chen , Lixiang - OP-COMM-3-13-6 22Cheng, PoHan - NONLINEAR-5-36-4 40Chicco, Adam - BIO-1-24-1 31Chini, Michael - HIGH-POWER-1-18-4 27Choi, Kyung Soo - LM-2-9-3 18Chong, H. M. H. - TD-2-6-4 15Chouma, Hussein - OP-COMM-1-3-3 13Chrostowski, Lukas - TD-8-35-1 40Chu, Sai T. - LM-1-4-7, NONLINEAR-6-41-6, NSERC-2-44-11

14, 45, 48

Cino, Alfonso Carmelo - NSERC-2-44-11 48Cisek, Richard - BIO-3-33-6 39Clerici, Matteo - HIGH-POWER-4-42-5 45Cloarec, Jean-Pierre - POSTER-06 49Cloutier, Sylvain G. - GREEN-3-17-1 26Cody, Dervil - MAT-3-43-9 47Cohen, Eliahu - LM-1-4-2, LM-2-9-6 14, 18Cojocaru, Crina - TD-5-21-5 29Colin, Diego - POSTER-52 54Collier, Christopher - TD-8-35-3, POSTER-77, POSTER-80

40, 56

Consani, Cristina - TD-1-1-2 11Cooke, David - NONLINEAR-3-26-3, HIGH-POWER-4-42-3

33, 45

Corato-Zanarella, Mateus - OP-COMM-3-13-7

22

Corbeil-Therrien, Audrey - POSTER-44 53Corkum, Paul B. - HIGH-POWER-3-27-2, HIGH-POWER-3-27-2, HIGH-POWER-3-27-7

34

Correa Díaz Fernández, Flor Andrea Correa Díaz - POSTER-50

54

Corredera, Pedro - TD-5-21-4 29Cortes, Luis Romero - TD-4-16-5 25Coté, Daniel - BIO-2-28-1 35Couture, Nicolas - HIGH-POWER-4-42-4 45Crowder, Gavin - LM-2-9-4 18Crozat, Paul - NONLINEAR-1-2-2 12Crunelle, Camille - POSTER-13 50Cueff, Sébastien - TD-4-16-3 25Cui, Wei - HIGH-POWER-4-42-3, HIGH-POWER-4-42-4

45

Curic, Davor - OP-COMM-4-32-1, OP-COMM-4-32-3, NONLINEAR-6-41-5

38, 45

Dd'Humières, Emmanuel - HIGH-POWER-3-27-6

34

Dab, Chahinez - POSTER-75 55Dalacu, Dan - TD-1-1-7 11Daléo, Anthony - POSTER-20 51Damas, Pedro - NONLINEAR-1-2-2 12Dandapat, Krishnendu - POSTER-14 50Danz, Norbert - TD-7-30-4 36Daoust, François - BIO-3-33-2 39Darcie, Todd - NSERC-2-44-05 48Darviot, Cécile - POSTER-16, POSTER-57

50, 55

Dautet, Henri - POSTER-44 53Davidson, Jacob - OP-COMM-2-8-3 17De, Syamsundar - OP-COMM-3-13-1 22De Angelis, Francesco - TD-3-11-3, TD-7-30-2, NONLINEAR-5-36-3, HIGH-POWER-4-42-7, POSTER-79

20, 36, 40, 45,

56De Donato, Francesco - TD-3-11-3 20De Dorlodot, Bertrand - POSTER-103 58De Leon, Israel - NONLINEAR-2-22-5 30Deen, M. Jamal - POSTER-58 55Del Rosso, Michelle - POSTER-77 56Delafosse, Grégory - GREEN-2-12-1 21Demidov, Valentin - BIO-1-24-4 32Deng, Fengyuan - BIO-2-28-6 35Dennis, Mark - NONLINEAR-6-41-1 44Deprat, Sebastien - HIGH-POWER-4-42-5

45

Dequivre, Thomas - GREEN-1-7-4 16Dernaika, Mohamad - POSTER-53 54Deschamps, Thierry - TD-4-16-3 25Devasagayam, Jasen - TD-8-35-3 40


Di Pietro, Paola - TD-3-11-3 20Dignam, Marc M. - NONLINEAR-3-26-5, NONLINEAR-3-26-6, POSTER-101

33, 58

Dinel, Marie-Pier - POSTER-05 49Ding, Changqin - BIO-2-28-6 35Divitt, Shawn - NONLINEAR-4-31-2 37Djogo, Gligor - NSERC-2-44-07 48Dmitriev, Artemiy V. - BIO-4-37-1 41Doherty, Brenda Mary - NSERC-2-44-06 48Dolgaleva, Ksenia - NONLINEAR-1-2-1, NONLINEAR-4-31-5

12, 37

Dong, Junliang - BIO-4-37-3, POSTER-36 41, 52Dong, Ying - LM-2-9-3 18Donohue, John - OP-COMM-2-8-5 17Donohue, John M. - OP-COMM-2-8-1 17Dörfler, Andreas - GREEN-1-7-4 16Dorrah, Ahmed - OP-COMM-3-13-7 22Doucas, G. - NONLINEAR-3-26-7, HIGH-POWER-4-42-2

33, 45

Drozdy, András - POSTER-67 59Du, H. - TD-2-6-4 15Dubois, Fabien - TD-5-21-2 29Dubois, Florian - TD-4-16-3 25Dubois, Frédérik - POSTER-44 53Duche, David - GREEN-3-17-6 26Duchesne, Ismaël - MAT-2-38-2 42Dufil, Yannick - GREEN-2-12-1 21Dufour, Denis - BIO-4-37-6 41Dufour, Pascal - POSTER-22 51Dufour, Suzie - POSTER-17 50Duggan, Shane - TD-4-16-1 25Duval, Simon - NSERC-2-44-01 47Dyck, C. - POSTER-41 53Dzelzainis, Tom - BIO-1-24-4 32

EEbrahimi Orimi, Hamid - POSTER-37 53Eichler, Hans Joachim - MAT-1-19-2 28Eidam, Tino - POSTER-67 59El Abdi, Rochdi - MAT-1-19-1 28El Ahdab, Ranim - POSTER-15 50Elias, Ana Laura - BIO-1-24-3 31Elitzur, Avshalom - LM-2-9-6 18Elsharabasy, Ahmed Y. - POSTER-58 55England, Duncan - LM-1-4-5, LM-1-4-6, LM-2-9-5

14, 18

England, J. - TD-2-6-4 15Englund, Dirk - LM-3-14-2 23Ernotte, Guilmot - HIGH-POWER-3-27-7 34Erskine, Jennifer - LM-1-4-5, LM-1-4-6, LM-2-9-5

14, 18

Ertorer, Erden - NSERC-2-44-07, NSERC-2-44-09

48

Escobedo, Carlos - BIO-4-37-2 41Escoubas, Ludovic - GREEN-3-17-6 26

FFalamarzi, Mohsen - OP-COMM-2-8-3 17Fasold, Stefan - NONLINEAR-4-31-3 37Fassler, Thomas - MAT-3-43-1 46Fedorova, Ksenia - HIGH-POWER-2-23-1, POSTER-33

31, 52

Ferachou, Denis - HIGH-POWER-1-18-4 27Ferland, Marie-Christine - TEI-2-15-1 24Fickler, Robert - LM-1-4-1, LM-1-4-2, LM-1-4-8, OP-COMM-2-8-4, OP-COMM-2-8-6, NONLINEAR-2-22-5, NONLINEAR-6-41-1

14, 17, 30, 44

Fickler, Robert - OP-COMM-3-13-6 22Figueroa, Eden - LM-3-14-4 23Fischer, Bennet - LM-1-4-7 14Florez, Jefferson - NONLINEAR-6-41-5, LM-3-14-6

45, 23

Fontaine, Réjean - POSTER-44 53Fortin, Vincent - NSERC-1-39-2, NSERC-1-39-4, NSERC-2-44-01, NSERC-2-44-03

43, 44, 47

Foucher, Caroline - HIGH-POWER-4-42-7

45

Fourmaux, Sylvain - HIGH-POWER-3-27-5

34

Fradin, Cecile - POSTER-55, BIO-2-28-3 54, 35François, Véronique - POSTER-98 57Fransishyn, Kyle - GREEN-1-7-1 16Freitag, Stephan - POSTER-08 50Fritsch, Kilian - HIGH-POWER-1-18-5 27Fröbel, Friedrich Georg - NSERC-2-44-10 48

GG. Cooke, David - HIGH-POWER-4-42-10

46

Gadalla, Mahmoud - POSTER-98 57Gadenne, Virginie - GREEN-2-12-1 21Gagnon, Mathieu - POSTER-85 56Galarneau, Pierre - TEI-2-15-4 24Gallant, Pascal - POSTER-17 50Galstian, Tigran - MAT-2-38-2, MAT-3-43-4

42, 46

Gao, Boshen - NONLINEAR-6-41-7 45Gao, Jingsong - OP-COMM-3-13-6 22Gao, Shoufei - NSERC-1-39-3 44García Delgado, Luis Arturo - POSTER-100

58

García Juárez, Alejandro - POSTER-99, POSTER-100

57, 58

Gardes, F. Y. - TD-2-6-4 15Geernaert, Thomas - TD-6-25-6 32Gendron, Pascal - POSTER-44 53Ghanbari, Shirin - HIGH-POWER-2-23-1, POSTER-32

31, 52

Giebel, Michael - MAT-3-43-1 46


Giese, Enno - LM-1-4-1, LM-1-4-8, NONLINEAR-2-22-5, NONLINEAR-6-41-5

14, 30, 45

Giner, Lambert - LM-3-14-6, TD-5-21-1, OP-COMM-4-32-1, OP-COMM-4-32-3, NONLINEAR-6-41-5

23, 29, 38, 45

Gingras, Lauren - NONLINEAR-3-26-3, HIGH-POWER-4-42-3, HIGH-POWER-4-42-10

33, 45, 46

Girardi , Marcello - OP-COMM-3-13-4 22Gleeson, Helen - MAT-2-38-4 42Glesk, Ivan - TD-2-6-2 15Gocalinska, Agnieszka - TD-4-16-1 25Godbout, Nicolas - POSTER-13 50Golaraei, Ahmad - BIO-2-28-4 35Golub, Ilya - POSTER-12, POSTER-18, POSTER-34

50, 52

Gómez Colín, María del Rocío - POSTER-100

58

Gomez-Cruz, Juan - BIO-4-37-2 41González, Francisco Javier - BIO-4-37-8 41Gostimirovic, Dusan - OP-COMM-4-32-7 38Goudreau, Scott - NONLINEAR-6-41-4 45Gourgon, Cécile - GREEN-3-17-6 26Gräfe, Stefanie - NSERC-2-44-10 48Gravel, Jean-François - POSTER-22 51Green, William M. J. - TD-3-11-4 20Grégoire, N. - NONLINEAR-6-41-10 45Grigorova , Teodora - NSERC-1-39-3 44Grille, Thomas - TD-1-1-2 11Grillot, Frederic - OP-COMM-4-32-6 38Grimau Puigibert, Marcel.li - OP-COMM-2-8-3

17

Grinberg, Yuri - TD-5-21-3 29Gringberg, Yuri - TD-7-30-6 36Grossard, Nicolas - TD-1-1-1 11Groulx, Robert - POSTER-44 53Gu, Xijia - POSTER-28, POSTER-29 52Gu, Yanran - HIGH-POWER-1-18-2, POSTER-35

27, 52

Guenette, Jason - TD-7-30-1 36Guerber, Sylvain - POSTER-03 49Guerboukha, Hichem - TEI-1-10-5, TD-5-21-6, HIGH-POWER-4-42-8, HIGH-POWER-4-42-9

19, 29, 46

Guevara, Edgar - BIO-4-37-8 41Guillet de Chatellus, Hugues - TD-4-16-5 25Gul, Sabad-e- - MAT-3-43-9 47Gupta, Anubha A - GREEN-3-17-1 26Gustin, Chris - LM-1-4-3 14Guyot, Clément - TD-1-1-1 11

HHädrich, Steffen - HIGH-POWER-1-18-4, POSTER-67

27, 59

Haenze, Max - HIGH-POWER-4-42-1 45Hagan, David - TD-1-1-3 11Hallin, Emil - HIGH-POWER-3-27-5 34Hamidfar, Tabassom - BIO-4-37-1 41Hanta, Greg - MAT-1-19-6 28Hao, Lin - POSTER-55 54Haque, Moez - NSERC-2-44-07 48Harden, James - LM-2-9-6 18Harder, Georg - OP-COMM-2-8-1 17Hardy , Pierre - POSTER-16 50Harrison, H - NONLINEAR-3-26-7 33Harrison, H. - HIGH-POWER-4-42-2 45Hartung, Alexander - NSERC-1-39-3 44Hasnan Sazzad, Muhammad - POSTER-20

51

Hatef, Ali - MAT-3-43-6, POSTER-76 47, 55Hauden, Jérôme - TD-1-1-1 11He, Yilin - OP-COMM-3-13-6 22Heck, Maximilian - NSERC-2-44-04 47Hegmann, Frank - NONLINEAR-3-26-2, MAT-3-43-1, MAT-3-43-2

33, 46

Heisler, Morgan - POSTER-02 49Helbich, Tobias - MAT-3-43-2 46Helmy, Amr - NONLINEAR-5-36-4 40Helt, Luke - LM-1-4-4, NONLINEAR-3-26-6

14, 33

Herman, Peter - NSERC-2-44-07, NSERC-2-44-09

48

Herrera Cortes, Oscar Alejandro - POSTER-52

54

Heshami, Khabat - OP-COMM-2-8-4, OP-COMM-2-8-6, LM-3-14-5

17, 23

Hilbert, Vinzenz - NSERC-1-39-5 44Ho, Stephen - NSERC-2-44-07 48Hoang, Tuyen - HIGH-POWER-1-18-3 27Hockett, Paul - HIGH-POWER-3-27-2, HIGH-POWER-3-27-2

34

Hoff, Dominik - POSTER-67 59Hoffmann, Andreas - NSERC-1-39-3 44Hong, Kyung-Han - HIGH-POWER-3-27-1

34

Hosein, Ian - POSTER-95 57Hosseinaee, Zohreh - BIO-3-33-5 39Howlader, Chandan - POSTER-33 52Hrushevskyi, Taras - LM-3-14-5 23Hu, Cindy Dongxin - POSTER-08 50Hu, Yi - NONLINEAR-1-2-5 12Huang, Christine - BIO-2-28-8


Huang, Joey - BIO-2-28-8Hudson, Alexander - POSTER-94, POSTER-95

57

Hufnagel, Felix - OP-COMM-2-8-6 17Hufnagel, Felix - OP-COMM-2-8-4 17Huggard, P. G. - NONLINEAR-3-26-7 33Hughes, Stephen - LM-1-4-3, LM-2-9-4, NONLINEAR-4-31-7

14, 18, 37

Hui, Lok Shu - MAT-1-19-6 28Huneault, Mathieu - POSTER-60 59Huttunen, Mikko J. - NONLINEAR-4-31-5

37

IIslam, Mehedi - LM-1-4-7 14Ismail, Dima - POSTER-80 56Itzkan, Irving - POSTER-70 55Izquierdo, Ricardo - GREEN-3-17-1 26

JJ. Siwick, Bradley - HIGH-POWER-4-42-10

46

Jafari, S. H. - NONLINEAR-6-41-10 45Jafari, Seyed Hamed - NONLINEAR-1-2-4

2

Jaffar, Noor - POSTER-80 56Jain, Ashish - HIGH-POWER-2-23-4 31Jakoby, Bernhard - TD-1-1-2 11Janz, Siegfried - TD-7-30-6 36Jauregui, Cesar - POSTER-62 59Javan Roshtkhari, Mehraveh - HIGH-POWER-2-23-3

31

Jensen, Asger S. - TD-3-11-4 20Jeong, Young-Gyun - HIGH-POWER-1-18-4

27

Jestin, Yoann - HIGH-POWER-4-42-5, HIGH-POWER-4-42-6

45

Jia, Xiao - POSTER-83 56Jian, Yifan - BIO-2-28-8, POSTER-02 49Jiang, Hao - TEI-2-15-6, NONLINEAR-6-41-9

24, 45

Jin, Xin - TD-3-11-3, TEI-2-15-5, TD-7-30-2, POSTER-79

20, 24, 36, 56

Jisha, Chandroth Pannian - NSERC-2-44-08

48

Jobin, Frédéric - NSERC-2-44-03 47Johnson, Kyle - POSTER-61 59Jójárt, Péter - POSTER-67 59Jone, Saul - S8-1-3 28Jourlin, Yves - GREEN-2-12-2 21Ju, Myeong Jin - BIO-2-28-8, POSTER-02 49Jull, Ethan - MAT-2-38-4 42Just, Florian - POSTER-67 59

KKahraman, Mehmet - POSTER-93 57Kahrizi, Mojtaba - POSTER-73, POSTER-74

55

Kallos , Efthymios - GREEN-3-17-4 26Kamandar Dezfouli, Mohsen - NONLINEAR-4-31-7

37

Kaminska, Bozena - TEI-2-15-6, NONLINEAR-6-41-9

24, 45

Kante, Boubacar - NONLINEAR-2-22-1 30Karimi, Ebrahim - LM-1-4-2, OP-COMM-2-8-4, OP-COMM-2-8-6, LM-2-9-6, HIGH-POWER-2-23-4, NONLINEAR-6-41-1, POSTER-97

14, 17, 18, 31, 44, 57

Kartashov, Daniil - NSERC-1-39-3 44Kashyap, Raman - MAT-3-43-5 46Katayama, Kenji - MAT-1-19-8 28Kawamura, Marenori - MAT-2-38-5 42Kelly, Timothy - GREEN-1-7-1, GREEN-3-17-2

16, 26

Kenton, Maya - POSTER-93 57Khajavikhan, Mercedeh - NONLINEAR-2-22-2

30

Khan, Umar - POSTER-70 55Khatami, Zahra - TD-2-6-1, MAT-1-19-7 15, 28Khater, Marwan - TD-3-11-4 20Khattak, Hamza - BIO-2-28-2 35Kheireddine, Sara - BIO-4-37-4, POSTER-93

41, 57

Kherani, Nazir P. - GREEN-1-7-2 16Khonina, Svetlana - POSTER-34 52Kiani, Amirkianoosh - POSTER-24, POSTER-25

51

Kieffer, Jean Claude - HIGH-POWER-3-27-5

34

Kim, Dae-Hyeon - POSTER-20 51Kim, Jin Wook - MAT-1-19-6 28Kim, Seong - BIO-1-24-3 31Kim, Woo Young - MAT-1-19-6 28Kishk, Ahmed A. - TD-6-25-5, POSTER-72

32, 55

Klas, Robert - NSERC-1-39-5 44Knights, Andrew P. - TD-1-1-3, MAT-3-43-8

11, 47

Knopf, George - MAT-1-19-4, MAT-1-19-5

28

Kobelke, Jens - NSERC-1-39-3 44Kojovic, Lazar - MAT-1-19-6 28Koleilat, Ghada - GREEN-2-12-4 21Kolhatkar, Gitanjali - GREEN-1-7-4 16Kong, Hyeran - LM-2-9-3 18


Konoplev, Ivan - NONLINEAR-3-26-7, HIGH-POWER-4-42-2

33, 45

Kontenis, Lukas - BIO-2-28-4 35Korkmaz, Aysun - POSTER-93 57Kovalev, Anton - NONLINEAR-6-41-6 45Krausz, Ferenc - HIGH-POWER-1-18-5 27Kremer, Mark - POSTER-65 59Kreplak, Laurent - NSERC-2-44-12 48Krolikowski, Wieslaw - TD-5-21-5 29Krysa, Andrey - HIGH-POWER-2-23-1 31Ksari, Younal - GREEN-2-12-1 21Kues, Michael - LM-1-4-7, NONLINEAR-6-41-6, NSERC-2-44-11

14, 45, 48

Kumar, Dinesh - POSTER-52 54Kumar, Indrajeet - POSTER-14 50Kumar, Shiva - POSTER-59 55Kumar, Shiva - OP-COMM-1-3-1 13Kundu, Soumya - GREEN-1-7-1 16Kung, Peter - POSTER-73 55Kupchak, Connor - LM-1-4-5, LM-1-4-6, LM-2-9-5

14, 18

Kuruvinashetti, Kiran - POSTER-01 49

LLabau, Sebastien - GREEN-3-17-6 26Labrecque-Dias, Michel - POSTER-44 53Lagugne-Labarthet, Francois - GREEN-2-12-6, POSTER-54

21, 54

Lammers, Kim - NSERC-2-44-02 47Lamy de la Chapelle, Marc - POSTER-06 49Lancaster, A. - NONLINEAR-3-26-7, HIGH-POWER-4-42-2

33, 45

Lang, Klaus Dieter - MAT-1-19-2 28Lapointe, Jean - TD-1-1-7 11LaRochelle, Sophie - OP-COMM-3-13-2 22Larocque, Hugo - LM-1-4-2, LM-2-9-6, NONLINEAR-6-41-1

14, 18, 44

Lashkor, Wasim - NONLINEAR-1-2-3 12Lassonde, Philippe - NSERC-1-39-3 44Latifi, Hamid - POSTER-81 56Lauzon, Jocelyn - TEI-1-10-4 19Lavergne, Pauline - BIO-3-33-3 39Lavery, Martin P. J. - OP-COMM-3-13-5 22Lavigne, Guillaume - GREEN-1-7-5, GREEN-3-17-4, POSTER-83

16, 26, 56

Le Noc, Loïc - BIO-4-37-6 41Le Roux, Xavier - NONLINEAR-1-2-2 12Le-Rouzo, Judikael - GREEN-3-17-6 26LeBlanc, Lindsay - LM-3-14-5 23Leblond, Frédéric - BIO-3-33-2 39Leclercq, Jean-Louis - TD-4-16-3 25Ledemi, Yannick - MAT-3-43-5 46Lee, Seung Ill - MAT-1-19-6 28Lee, Youn seok - LM-2-9-3 18

Légaré, François - NONLINEAR-1-2-7, TEI-2-15-5, HIGH-POWER-1-18-4, NSERC-2-44-12

12, 24, 27, 48

Légaré, François - NSERC-1-39-3 44Legault, Marc-Antoine - POSTER-85 56Lei, Chengmin - HIGH-POWER-1-18-2, POSTER-35

27, 52

Lemaire, William - POSTER-44 53Lemieux, Samuel - LM-1-4-1 14Lepers, Catherine - OP-COMM-1-3-3 13Letartre, Xavier - TD-4-16-3 25Leuchs, Gerd - OP-COMM-2-8-6, NONLINEAR-6-41-2

17, 44

Levesque, Sebastien A. - BIO-3-33-3 39Lezec, Henri - NONLINEAR-4-31-2 - NONLINEAR-4-31-8

37

Li, Jianwei - POSTER-42 53Li, Jianzhao - NSERC-2-44-07, NSERC-2-44-09

48

Li, Qingling - POSTER-42 53Li, Zhihong - HIGH-POWER-1-18-2, POSTER-26, POSTER-27, POSTER-28, POSTER-29, POSTER-35, POSTER-48

27, 51, 52, 54

Li, Zhixian - POSTER-26 51Liang, Kunyu - MAT-1-19-6 28Liboiron-Ladouceur, Odile - TD-1-1-4, OP-COMM-1-3-4

11, 13

Lilge, Lothar - BIO-1-24-4 32Limodehi, Hamid E. - TEI-2-15-5 24Limpert, Jens - HIGH-POWER-1-18-4, NSERC-1-39-5, POSTER-62, POSTER-67

27, 44, 59

Lin, C. - NONLINEAR-5-36-4 40Lin, Hao - POSTER-95 57Lin, Weixuan - POSTER-51 54Little, Brent E. - LM-1-4-7, NSERC-2-44-11

14, 48

Littlejohn, Callum - TD-2-6-4 15Liu, Chang - LM-2-9-3 18Liu, Juanjuan - POSTER-93 57Liu, Le - POSTER-48 54Liu, Sifan - NSERC-2-44-07, NSERC-2-44-09

48

Liu, Zhiwen - BIO-1-24-3 31Long, Pin - HIGH-POWER-1-18-3 27Loth, Sebastian - HIGH-POWER-4-42-1 45Lourdiane, Mounia - OP-COMM-1-3-3 13Lubio, Aura - GREEN-1-7-4 16Lugli, Paolo - MAT-3-43-2 46Lühder, Tilman - POSTER-63 59Lundeen, Jeff S. - LM-3-14-6, TD-5-21-1, OP-COMM-4-32-1, OP-COMM-4-32-3, NONLINEAR-6-41-4, NONLINEAR-6-41-5

23, 29, 38, 45

Lupi, Stefano - TD-3-11-3, NONLINEAR-3-26-1

20, 33


Lutz, Thomas - OP-COMM-2-8-3 17Lyuleeva, Alina - MAT-3-43-2 46

MMa, Xinyuan - LM-3-14-6 23Maamoun, Khaled - POSTER-102 58Macaluso, Roberto - TD-7-30-2 36MacDonald, Jake - TEI-1-10-3 19MacLean, Jean-Philippe - OP-COMM-2-8-5

17

Maes, Frédéric - NSERC-1-39-4, NSERC-2-44-03

44, 47

Magaña-Loaiza, Omar - NONLINEAR-2-22-5

30

Maghrabi, Mahmoud - POSTER-59 55Mahmood, Fariha - POSTER-94, POSTER-96

57, 57

Maia, Lauro J.Q. - MAT-3-43-5 46Maillart, Emmanuel - POSTER-06 49Major, Arkady - HIGH-POWER-1-18-1, HIGH-POWER-2-23-1, POSTER-30, POSTER-31, POSTER-32, POSTER-33, POSTER-38, POSTER-39, POSTER-40

27, 31, 52, 53

Major, Arkady - POSTER-41 53Majoribanks, Robin - BIO-1-24-4 32Makhija, Varun - HIGH-POWER-3-27-2, HIGH-POWER-3-27-2

34

Malavolti, Luigi - HIGH-POWER-4-42-1 45Maltais-Tariant, Raphaël - BIO-3-33-4 39Malytskyi, Volodymyr - GREEN-2-12-1 21Mamosian, Heidar - TEI-1-10-3 19Mangan, Brian J. - BIO-4-37-1 41Mangeat, Gabriel - TD-5-21-6 29Manjooran, Sujith - HIGH-POWER-1-18-1, POSTER-40, POSTER-41

27, 53

Mansour Abadi, Mojtaba - OP-COMM-3-13-5

22

Maram, Reza - TD-4-16-5 25Marcaud, Guillaume - NONLINEAR-1-2-2

12

Marceau, Claude - HIGH-POWER-3-27-2

34

Margeat, Olivier - GREEN-3-17-6 26Marin, Riccardo - BIO-4-37-3 41Markov, Andrey - HIGH-POWER-4-42-7 45Marquardt, Christoph - OP-COMM-2-8-6

17

Marques Muniz, Andre Luiz - POSTER-64 59Marquet, Pierre - BIO-3-33-3, POSTER-103

39, 58

Marris-Morini, Delphine - NONLINEAR-1-2-2

12

Martel, Stéphane - POSTER-44 53Martin, Suzanne - MAT-3-43-9 47Martinez, Aldo C. - OP-COMM-4-32-1 38

Mascher, Peter - TD-2-6-1, MAT-1-19-7, MAT-3-43-8

15, 28, 47

Mashanovich, G. Z. - TD-2-6-4 15Massari, Michele - OP-COMM-3-13-4 22Masson, Jean-François - POSTER-05, POSTER-47

49, 54

Matte, Dominique - HIGH-POWER-4-42-10

46

Maubois, Billie - POSTER-13 50McAfee, Seth - GREEN-3-17-2 26McGarvey-Lechable, Kathleen - TD-3-11-5, POSTER-86

20, 56

McMurtrie, Gregory - HIGH-POWER-4-42-1

45

Mejia Uzeda, Erick - NSERC-2-44-09 48Melati, Daniele - TD-5-21-3, TD-7-30-6 29, 36Melloni, Andrea - TD-2-6-3, TD-7-30-6 15, 36Menard, Francois - OP-COMM-1-3-5 13Ménard, Jean-Michel - HIGH-POWER-4-42-3, HIGH-POWER-4-42-4

45, 45

Merlen, Alexandre - GREEN-1-7-3, POSTER-45, POSTER-75

16, 53, 55

Mermut, Ozzy - POSTER-17 50Messaddeq, Younès - NONLINEAR-6-41-10, MAT-3-43-5

45, 46

Messina, Gabriele C. - TD-3-11-3, POSTER-79

20, 56

Meunier, Michel - MAT-1-19-3, POSTER-07, POSTER-16, POSTER-57

28, 49, 50, 55

Mezzadrelli, Alessia - OP-COMM-3-13-4 22Michelotti, Francesco - TD-7-30-4 36Mikulic, Predrag - POSTER-14 50Miller, Jeremy - MAT-3-43-8 47Mintova, Svetlana - MAT-3-43-9 47Mirsanaye, Kamdin - BIO-2-28-7 35Mirzaee, Somayeh - GREEN-3-17-5 26Mnaymneh, Khaled - TD-1-1-7 11Mohajeri, Roya - TEI-2-15-5 24Mojahedi, Mo - OP-COMM-3-13-7 22Monfray, Stephane - POSTER-03 49Morandotti, Roberto - NONLINEAR-1-2-5, LM-1-4-7, TD-3-11-3, HIGH-POWER-1-18-4, TD-6-25-1, TD-7-30-2, BIO-4-37-3, HIGH-POWER-4-42-5, HIGH-POWER-4-42-6, HIGH-POWER-4-42-7, NONLINEAR-6-41-6, NSERC-2-44-11, POSTER-36, POSTER-78, POSTER-79, POSTER-64

12, 14, 20, 27, 32, 36, 41, 45, 48, 52, 56, 59

Moreau, Julien - BIO-4-37-5, POSTER-06 41, 49Morency, S. - NONLINEAR-6-41-10 45Morim, Derek - POSTER-95, POSTER-96 57Morin, Henri - TD-5-21-1 29Morris, Eric - POSTER-08 50Mortimer, Dominic - NONLINEAR-6-41-1

44


Moss, David J. - LM-1-4-7, NONLINEAR-6-41-6, NSERC-2-44-11

14, 45, 48

Mouftah, Hussein T. - POSTER-102 58Mouna, Haouas - POSTER-12 50Mugnes, Jean-Michel - BIO-3-33-3 39Murate, Kosuke - HIGH-POWER-2-23-3 31Muravyeva, Maria - POSTER-70 55Murray, William - BIO-1-24-3 31

NN. Christodoulides, Demetrios - POSTER-64

59

Naas, Nabil - POSTER-102 58Naccache, Rafik - BIO-4-37-3, POSTER-36

41, 52

Nadimi, Mohammad - POSTER-33, POSTER-38, POSTER-39

52, 53

Nair, Srijit - BIO-4-37-2 41Nallappan, Kathirvel - TEI-1-10-5, TD-5-21-6, HIGH-POWER-4-42-8, POSTER-78

19, 29, 46, 56

Namdar, Abdolrahman - MAT-3-43-6 47Narayanswamy, Sivakumar - POSTER-37 53Narreto, Mary Alvean - MAT-3-43-1, MAT-3-43-2

46

Naumov, A. Yu. - HIGH-POWER-3-27-2, HIGH-POWER-3-27-2

34

Navaeipour, Parvin - NONLINEAR-3-26-5

33

Naydenova, Izabela - MAT-3-43-9 47Nechache, Riad - NONLINEAR-3-26-8 33Nechayev, Sergey - NONLINEAR-6-41-2 44Nejadsattari, Farshad - LM-1-4-2 14Nerguizian, Chahe - TEI-1-10-5 19Neugebauer, Martin - NONLINEAR-6-41-2

44

Ng, Ringo - BIO-2-28-8Nguyen, Hai Son - TD-4-16-3 25Niedre, Mark - BIO-3-33-7 39Nolet, Frédéric - POSTER-44 53Nolte, Stefan - NSERC-2-44-02, NSERC-2-44-04, NSERC-2-44-08

47, 48

Noriega Luna, José Rafael Benito - POSTER-100

58

Novoa, David - HIGH-POWER-4-42-4 45Nunzi, Jean-Michel - GREEN-3-17-5, GREEN-3-17-5, POSTER-20

26, 51

OO'Faolain, Liam - NONLINEAR-6-41-7 45Oblak, Daniel - OP-COMM-2-8-3 17Olivier, Michel - NSERC-2-44-01, POSTER-60

47, 59

Orobtchouk, Regis - POSTER-03, MAT-3-43-7

49, 47

Ortega-Monux, Alejandro - TD-6-25-2 32Ortiz-Jimenez, Orlando - POSTER-50 54

Osvay, Károly - POSTER-67 59Ozaki, Tsuneyuki - NONLINEAR-3-26-8 - HIGH-POWER-3-27-3

33, 34

PPackirisamy, Muthukumaran - POSTER-01

49

Paladiya, Chirag - POSTER-24 51Palazon, Francisco - TD-3-11-3 20Pan, Yi - POSTER-55 54Panabiere, Marie - GREEN-3-17-6 26Pardon, Antonin - TD-4-16-3 25Parent, Samuel - POSTER-44 53Parigi, Valentina - OP-COMM-3-13-1 22Park, Wonji - MAT-3-43-5 46Patel, Devarshi - TEI-2-15-6 24Patel, Jasbir - TEI-2-15-6 24Patri, Ashutosh - POSTER-82 56Patrone, Lionel - GREEN-2-12-1 21Patskovsky, Sergiy - MAT-1-19-3, POSTER-07

28, 49

Paulus, Gerhard - POSTER-67 59Peccianti, Marco - HIGH-POWER-4-42-5 45Pelucchi, Emanuele - TD-4-16-1 25Pena Ventura, Thomas - POSTER-94 57Peng, Bo - TD-3-11-4 20Penzo, Erika - NONLINEAR-5-36-1 40Perelman, Lev - POSTER-70 55Pérez Galacho, Diego - NONLINEAR-1-2-2

12

Perrott, Alison H. - TD-5-21-2, POSTER-53

29, 54

Pertsch, Thomas - NONLINEAR-4-31-3 37Perucchi, Andrea - TD-3-11-3 20Peschel, Ulf - POSTER-64, POSTER-65 59Peters, Frank H. - TD-4-16-1, TD-5-21-2, POSTER-53

25, 29, 54

Picard, Francis - BIO-4-37-6 41Piccoli, Riccardo - TD-3-11-3, HIGH-POWER-1-18-4, TD-7-30-2, BIO-4-37-3, HIGH-POWER-4-42-5, HIGH-POWER-4-42-6, HIGH-POWER-4-42-7, POSTER-36, POSTER-79

20, 27, 36, 41, 45, 52,

56

Piché, Michel - HIGH-POWER-1-18-7, NSERC-2-44-01, POSTER-43, POSTER-60

27, 47, 53, 59

Piekny, Alisa - POSTER-01 49Pinsard, Maxime - NSERC-2-44-12 48Plathier, Julien - GREEN-1-7-4 16Platzer, Dominique - HIGH-POWER-3-27-2, HIGH-POWER-3-27-2

34

Podmore, Hugh - TD-7-30-5 36Poinsinet De Sivry-Houle, Martin - POSTER-13

50

Poisson, Michel - TD-5-21-1 29Polo, Federico - POSTER-05 49


Ponte, Matthew - POSTER-94 57Poole, Philip - TD-1-1-7 11Porquez, Jeremy - BIO-2-28-5 35Porte, Henri - TD-1-1-1 11Pou, Chilam - POSTER-11 50Poulin-Girard, Anne-Sophie - POSTER-85 56Pourcin, Florent - GREEN-3-17-6 26Pradhan, Prabin - TD-4-16-2 25Prasad, Shravani - POSTER-77 56Prato, Mirko - TD-3-11-3 20Pratte, Jean-François - POSTER-44 53Prickaerts, Melissa - BIO-1-24-4 32Priti, Rubana - OP-COMM-1-3-4 13Proietti Zaccaria, Remo - NONLINEAR-5-36-3

40

Pronin, Oleg - HIGH-POWER-1-18-5 27Pühringer, Gerald - TD-1-1-2 11

QQi, Mengjiao - POSTER-07 49Qiu, Le - POSTER-70 55Qiu, Yujie - NONLINEAR-1-2-5 12

Quigley, Andrew S. - NSERC-2-44-12 48Quitoriano, Nate - OP-COMM-4-32-2 38

RRafailov, Edik - HIGH-POWER-2-23-1, POSTER-33

31, 52

Rahimian, Mitra - HIGH-POWER-2-23-4 31Rahmani, Mohsen - NONLINEAR-2-22-3 30Rahnama, Abdullah - HIGH-POWER-2-23-2

31

Raimundo, Jean-Manuel - GREEN-2-12-1 21Rainville, Simon - MAT-2-38-2 42Ramunno, Lora - NONLINEAR-4-31-6 - NSERC-2-44-12

37, 48

Ranacher, Christian - TD-1-1-2 11Ranjbar Naeini, Omid Reza - POSTER-81 56Rasekh, Payman - NONLINEAR-1-2-1 12Rashidi, Arezou - MAT-3-43-6, POSTER-76

47, 55

Rastogi, Anindya - LM-3-14-5 23Razzari, Luca - TD-3-11-3, TEI-2-15-5, HIGH-POWER-1-18-4, TD-7-30-2, HIGH-POWER-4-42-5, HIGH-POWER-4-42-6, HIGH-POWER-4-42-7, POSTER-36, POSTER-79

20, 24, 27, 36, 45, 52,

56

Reed, Graham T. - TD-1-1-5, TD-2-6-4 11, 15Reimer, Christian - LM-1-4-7, NONLINEAR-6-41-6, NSERC-2-44-11

14, 45, 48

Resch, Kevin - OP-COMM-2-8-5 17Reshef, Orad - NONLINEAR-4-31-5 37Reynaud, Clement - GREEN-3-17-6 26Reza, Mohammad Anisur Rahman - POSTER-41

53

Ribierre, Jean-Charles - POSTER-20 51

Rieger, Bernhard - MAT-3-43-2 46Rioux-Pellerin, Emile - BIO-3-33-3 39Rizzelli, Giuseppe - TD-5-21-4 29Ro, Yeji - BIO-2-28-4 35Robichaud, Louis-Rafaël - NSERC-2-44-01

47

Robitaille, Simon - POSTER-43 53Robles, Régis - NONLINEAR-6-41-8 45Rochette, Martin - NONLINEAR-1-2-3, POSTER-51

12, 54

Rodriguez, Christophe - GREEN-3-17-4 26Rodriguez Asomoza, Jorge - POSTER-99, POSTER-100

57, 58

Rojo Romeo, Pedro - MAT-3-43-7 47Rolf-Pissarczyk, Steffen - HIGH-POWER-4-42-1

45

Romanato, Filippo - OP-COMM-3-13-4 22Romanet, Cameron - BIO-1-24-4 32Romero Cortes, Luis - NSERC-2-44-11 48Ropagnol, Xavier - HIGH-POWER-2-23-3- NONLINEAR-3-26-4

31, 33

Rosa, Pawel - TD-5-21-4 29Rosemberg, Jessie - TD-3-11-4 20Rossignol, Tommy - POSTER-44 53Rothhardt, Jan - NSERC-1-39-5 44Rotomskis, Ricardas - BIO-2-28-7 35Rovere, Andrea - TD-3-11-3, TD-7-30-2, POSTER-79

20, 36, 56

Roy, Nicolas - POSTER-44 53Roztocki, Piotr - LM-1-4-7, NONLINEAR-6-41-6, NSERC-2-44-11

14, 45, 48

Ruediger, Andreas - GREEN-1-7-4, GREEN-2-12-5, POSTER-75

16, 21, 55

Ruffato, Gianluca - OP-COMM-3-13-4 22Ruiz, Carmen - GREEN-3-17-6 26Russell, Philip - HIGH-POWER-4-42-4 45

SSaad-Bin-Alam, Md - NONLINEAR-4-31-5

37

Sabooni, Mahmood - LM-2-9-3 18Sacher, Wesley D. - TD-3-11-4 20Sadasivan, Jayesh - HIGH-POWER-4-42-9

46

Saeidi, Shayan - NONLINEAR-1-2-1 12Safaie, Naghmeh - POSTER-25 51Safari, Akbar - NONLINEAR-2-22-5 30Saglamyurek, Erhan - LM-3-14-5 23Saito, Shintaro - MAT-2-38-5 42Sakah, Mahmud - POSTER-10, POSTER-11

50

Sakata, R. - NONLINEAR-3-26-8 33Samadi, Sevin - POSTER-74 55Sansoni, Linda - OP-COMM-2-8-1 17


Saravanamuttu, Kalaichelvi - MAT-3-43-3, POSTER-52, POSTER-55, POSTER-55, POSTER-94, POSTER-95, POSTER-96

46, 54, 57, 57

Sarkar, Mitradeep - BIO-4-37-5, POSTER-06

41, 49

Sarunic, Marinko - BIO-2-28-8, POSTER-02

,49

Sato, Susumu - MAT-2-38-5 42Sayler, Max - POSTER-67 59Scalora, Michael - TD-5-21-5, NONLINEAR-4-31-1

29, 37

Schaarschmidt, Kay - POSTER-66 59Schiff-Kearn, Aidan - HIGH-POWER-4-42-3, HIGH-POWER-4-42-4

45

Schlie, Bjoern - HIGH-POWER-4-42-1 45Schmid, Jens - TD-5-21-3, TD-7-30-6 29, 36Schmidt, Bruno E. - HIGH-POWER-1-18-4, NSERC-1-39-3

27, 44

Schmidt, Markus A. - NSERC-1-39-3, NSERC-2-44-06, POSTER-63, POSTER-66

44, 48, 59, 59

Schneidewind, Henrik - POSTER-63 59Schulz, Sebastian - NONLINEAR-6-41-7 45Schuster, Vittoria - NSERC-1-39-5 44Schwuchow, Anka - NSERC-1-39-3 44Sciaini, Germán - HIGH-POWER-3-27-4 34Sciara, Stefania - LM-1-4-7, NSERC-2-44-11

14, 48

Scisciò, Massimiliano - HIGH-POWER-3-27-6

34

Sedaghati, Zohreh - POSTER-39 53Seghilani, Mohamed - TD-5-21-6 29Seifikar, Masoud - TD-5-21-2 29Seifoory, Hossein - POSTER-101 58Seletskiy, Denis - MAT-3-43-5 46Sellai, Azzouz - POSTER-21 51Sengupta, Dipankar - TD-4-16-2 25Setzpfandt, Frank - NONLINEAR-4-31-3 37Severiano-Carrillo, Israel - POSTER-50 54Shahalizad Namin, Afshin - POSTER-20 51Sharma, Manish - NONLINEAR-6-41-3 44Sharp, G. - TD-2-6-4 15Shastri, Ankita - POSTER-96 57Shestaev, Evgeny - POSTER-67 59Shevelev, M. - NONLINEAR-3-26-7, HIGH-POWER-4-42-2

33, 45

Sidhu, Navjot kaur - POSTER-73, POSTER-74

55

Silberhorn, Chrisine - OP-COMM-2-8-1 17Simon, Christoph - LM-3-14-3 23Simon, Jean-Jacques - GREEN-2-12-1, GREEN-3-17-6

21, 26

Simpson, Garth - BIO-2-28-6 35Sinar, Dogan - MAT-1-19-5 28Sinclair, Neil - OP-COMM-2-8-3 17

Sinibaldi, Alberto - TD-7-30-4 36Sit, Alicia - LM-1-4-2, OP-COMM-2-8-6, LM-2-9-6

14, 17, 18

Sit, Alicia - OP-COMM-2-8-4 17Skorobogatiy, Maksim - TEI-1-10-5, TD-5-21-6, HIGH-POWER-4-42-8, HIGH-POWER-4-42-9, POSTER-78

19, 29, 46, 56

Skripka, Artiom - BIO-4-37-3 41Slavik, Radan - TD-4-16-6 25Slepkov, Aaron - BIO-2-28-2, BIO-2-28-5 35Smelser, Christopher - NONLINEAR-1-2-4, NONLINEAR-6-41-10, POSTER-19

2, 45, 51

Sohrabi Kashani, Ahmad - POSTER-01 49Sokolovskii, Grgorii - POSTER-33 52Sollapur, Rudrakant - NSERC-1-39-3 44Söllradl, Thomas - TD-1-1-2 11Sorel, M. - TD-2-6-4 15Sosna, Aleksandra - POSTER-08 50Spielmann , Christian - NSERC-1-39-3 44Spisser, Hélène - BIO-4-37-6 41Spotts, Isaac - POSTER-80 56St-Gelais, Raphael - GREEN-2-12-3 21St-Hilaire, Gabriel - POSTER-44 53Stankovic, S. - TD-2-6-4 15Stapleton, Melissa - POSTER-102 58Staude, Isabelle - TD-6-25-3, NONLINEAR-4-31-3

32, 37

Steel, Michael - LM-1-4-4 14Stihler, Christoph - POSTER-62 59Stivala, Salvatore - HIGH-POWER-4-42-7

45

Stolle, Michael - BIO-2-28-3 35Stolow, Albert - HIGH-POWER-3-27-2, HIGH-POWER-3-27-2

34

Strickland, Donna - HIGH-POWER-1-18-3, HIGH-POWER-2-23-2

27, 31

Strupler, Mathias - POSTER-13 50Su, Xinyang - HIGH-POWER-1-18-3 27Su, Xinyang - POSTER-42 53Su, Y. - NONLINEAR-5-36-4 40Sudalaiyadum Perumal, Ayyappasamy - BIO-4-37-4

41

Sudalaiyadum Perumal, Ayyappasamy - POSTER-93

57

Sugic, Danica - NONLINEAR-6-41-1 44Sumetsky, Michael - BIO-4-37-1 41Sun, Hong-Bo - NONLINEAR-5-36-3 40Sun, Shuhui - GREEN-2-12-5 21Sussman, Benjamin - LM-1-4-5, LM-1-4-6, LM-2-9-5, OP-COMM-3-13-4

14, 18, 38

Sutter, Dirk - HIGH-POWER-1-18-5 27Sutton, Mark - HIGH-POWER-4-42-10 46Switkowski, Krzysztof - TD-5-21-5 29Sylvestre, Julien - NONLINEAR-6-41-8 45


Szabó, Áron - POSTER-67 59

TTabatabaei, Nima - BIO-3-33-1 39Tahmasbi, Mohammad Mehdi - POSTER-81

56

Taira, Takunori - TD-8-35-2 40Takiguchi, Kenji - NONLINEAR-3-26-8 33Tanaka, Koichiro - NONLINEAR-3-26-8 33

Tanev, Stoyan - TEI-1-10-3 19Tani, Francesco - HIGH-POWER-4-42-4 45Taravati, Sajjad - TD-6-25-5, POSTER-72 32, 55Taucer, Marco - HIGH-POWER-3-27-7 34Taylor, Alexander - NONLINEAR-6-41-1 44Teng, Jinghua - NONLINEAR-5-36-2 40Terrones, Mauricio - BIO-1-24-3 31Terunuma, N. - NONLINEAR-3-26-7, HIGH-POWER-4-42-2

33, 45

Thekkadath, Guillaume S. - LM-3-14-6 23Thibault, Simon - TD-7-30-1, POSTER-85 36, 56Thienpont, Hugo - TD-6-25-6 32Thomas, Jyothis - MAT-3-43-5 46Thomson, D. J. - TD-2-6-4 15Tittel, Wolfgang - OP-COMM-2-8-3 17Tokmakov, Kirill - BIO-4-37-1 41Toma, Andrea - TD-3-11-3, TD-7-30-2, NONLINEAR-5-36-3, HIGH-POWER-4-42-7, POSTER-79

20, 36, 40, 45,

56Tomasino, Alessandro - HIGH-POWER-4-42-5, HIGH-POWER-4-42-6, HIGH-POWER-4-42-7

45

Topart, Patrice - BIO-4-37-6 41Toronov, Vladislav - POSTER-09 50Torres-Galván, Juan Carlos - BIO-4-37-8 41Tortschanoff, Andreas - TD-1-1-2 11Tran, Andy - POSTER-96 57Tran, D. T. - TD-2-6-4 15Trejo Duran, Monica - POSTER-50 54Tremblay, Christine - OP-COMM-1-3-2, OP-COMM-1-3-3, TD-4-16-2

13, 25

Tripathi, Saurabh Mani - , POSTER-14 50Trudeau , Charles - NONLINEAR-3-26-4 33Trull, Jose - TD-5-21-5 29Tsang, Hon - TD-3-11-2 20Tschernajew, Maxim - NSERC-1-39-5 44Tsuchiya, Youichi - POSTER-20 51Tünnermann, Andreas - NSERC-1-39-1, NSERC-1-39-1, NSERC-2-44-04, POSTER-62, POSTER-67

43, 47, 59

Turak, Ayse - MAT-1-19-6 28Turrell, Chloe - POSTER-13 50Turzhitsky, Vladimir - POSTER-70 55Tzolov, Velko - TEI-1-10-3 19

UUlcickas, James - BIO-2-28-6 35Ung, Bora - TD-4-16-2, NONLINEAR-6-41-3, POSTER-98

25, 44, 57

Upham, Jeremy - NONLINEAR-6-41-7 45Urakawa, J. - NONLINEAR-3-26-7, HIGH-POWER-4-42-2

33, 45

Uribe Castano, Leonardo Jose - BIO-3-33-6

39

Uribe-Patarroyo, Nestor - BIO-3-33-4 39

VVale, Julie - POSTER-77 56Valenzuela Loubet, Hector Jalil - POSTER-50

54

Vallee, Real - POSTER-103, NSERC-1-39-2, NSERC-1-39-4, NSERC-2-44-01, NSERC-2-44-03, NSERC-2-44-04

58, 43, 44, 47

Vallières, Simon - HIGH-POWER-3-27-6 34Vallone, Giuseppe - OP-COMM-2-8-2 17Vampa, Giulio - NONLINEAR-1-2-6 12Van der Kolk, Jarno - NSERC-2-44-12 48Van Thourhout, Dries - TD-1-1-6 11Várallyay, Zoltán - POSTER-67 59Vargas-Baca, Ignacio - POSTER-96 57Varriale, Antonio - POSTER-08 50Vasilopoulos, Panagiotis - NONLINEAR-6-41-11

45

Veinot, Jonathan - MAT-3-43-2 46Veltri, Simona - HIGH-POWER-3-27-6 34Venius, Jonas - BIO-2-28-7 35Veres, Samuel P. - NSERC-2-44-12 48Vetrone, Fiorenzo - BIO-4-37-3 41Viktorov, Evgeny - NONLINEAR-6-41-6 45Viktorovitch, Pierre - TD-4-16-3 25Villeneuve, D. M. - HIGH-POWER-3-27-2, HIGH-POWER-3-27-2

34

Vilquin, Bertran - MAT-3-43-7 47Vitkin, Edvard - POSTER-70 55Vitkin, I. Alex - BIO-1-24-4 32Vitullo, Dashiell L. P. - BIO-4-37-1 41Vivien, Laurent - NONLINEAR-1-2-2, TD-3-11-1

12, 20

Vorndran, Martin - NONLINEAR-6-41-2 44Vosoogh-Grayli, Sasan - NONLINEAR-5-36-5

41

Vutha, Amar - LM-2-9-1 18

WWabnitz, Stefan - NONLINEAR-1-2-5 12Wachsmann-Hogiu, Sebastian - POSTER-93

57

Wächter, Christoph - TD-7-30-4 36


Wahl, Daniel - BIO-2-28-8, POSTER-02 49Wallace, Gregory Q. - GREEN-2-12-6, POSTER-54

21, 54

Walmsley, Ian - LM-3-14-1 23Wang, Bingxia - TD-5-21-5 29Wang, Chunlei - POSTER-92 57Wang, Erkang - BIO-1-24-1 31Wang, Hai - NONLINEAR-5-36-3 40Wang, Hai-Yu - NONLINEAR-5-36-3 40Wang, Lu - MAT-1-19-3 28Wang, Meng - HIGH-POWER-1-18-2, POSTER-26, POSTER-27, POSTER-28, POSTER-29, POSTER-35, POSTER-48

27, 51, 52, 54

Wang, Pu - NSERC-1-39-3 44Wang, Tao - NONLINEAR-6-41-6 45Wang, Yingying - NSERC-1-39-3 44Wang, Zefeng - HIGH-POWER-1-18-2, POSTER-26, POSTER-27, POSTER-28, POSTER-29, POSTER-35, POSTER-48

27, 51, 52, 54

Wang, Zhiming - NONLINEAR-6-41-6 45Wang, Zifei - TD-2-6-2 15Waqas, Abi - TD-7-30-6 36Ware, Cédric - OP-COMM-1-3-3 13Waritanant, Tanant - POSTER-31, POSTER-33, POSTER-38

52, 53

Warnes Lora, José Roberto - POSTER-99 57Webb, R. - TD-2-6-4 15Wei, Zhangchao - NSERC-2-44-07 48Weick, Guillaume - NONLINEAR-4-31-9 38Welch, Gregory - GREEN-3-17-2 26Wetzel, Benjamin - NONLINEAR-1-2-5, NSERC-2-44-11

12, 48

Wieduwilt, Torsten - POSTER-63 59Williams, Robin - TD-1-1-7 11Willner, Alan - OP-COMM-4-32-5 38Wilson, Brian - BIO-2-28-4 35Wilson, Jesse - BIO-1-24-1 31Wimmer, Martin - POSTER-64, POSTER-65

59

Windeler, Robert S. - BIO-4-37-1 41Wise, Frank - HIGH-POWER-1-18-6 27Wojcik, Jacek - TD-2-6-1, MAT-1-19-7 15, 28

XXu, Dan-xia - TD-5-21-3, TD-7-30-6 29, 36Xu, Jingjun - NONLINEAR-1-2-5 12Xu, Jun - POSTER-31 52Xu, shuhong - POSTER-92 57Xu, Tianzhe - OP-COMM-3-13-6 22Xu, Xiaodong - POSTER-31 52Xu, Xiaojun - HIGH-POWER-1-18-2, POSTER-26, POSTER-27, POSTER-28, POSTER-29, POSTER-35, POSTER-48

27, 51, 52, 54

Xu, Zujun - HIGH-POWER-2-23-2 31

YYan, X. - TD-2-6-4 15Yang, Fan - POSTER-83 56Yang, Hua - TD-4-16-1 25Yang, Huai - TD-1-1-4 11Yang, Pengzhen - NONLINEAR-1-2-5 12Yao, Jianping - OP-COMM-3-13-3 22Ye, Winnie - OP-COMM-4-32-7 38Yeh, Yin-Ting - BIO-1-24-3 31Yoo, S. J. Ben - TD-6-25-4 32Yücel , Yeni - POSTER-09 50Yun, Geum Jae - MAT-1-19-6 28

ZZakharov, Yuri - POSTER-70 55Zaldivar Huerta, Ignacio Enrique - POSTER-99, POSTER-99

57

Zaldívar-Huerta, Ignacio Enrique - POSTER-100

58

Zamboni-Rached, Michel - OP-COMM-3-13-7

22

Zanotto, Luca - POSTER-36 52Zapata-Farfan, Jennyfer - POSTER-07 49Zednik, Ricardo - NONLINEAR-3-26-4 33Zhang, Cheng - NONLINEAR-4-31-2, NONLINEAR-4-31-8

37

Zhang, Dongkai - OP-COMM-3-13-6 22Zhang, Emily - HIGH-POWER-4-42-4 45Zhang, H. - HIGH-POWER-4-42-2 45Zhang, Jinwei - HIGH-POWER-1-18-5 27Zhang, Lei - POSTER-70 55Zhang, Wuhong - LM-1-4-8, OP-COMM-3-13-6, POSTER-97

14, 22, 57

Zhang, Yanbing - LM-1-4-7, NSERC-2-44-11

14, 48

Zhang, Yingwen - LM-1-4-2, OP-COMM-2-8-6, LM-2-9-6

14, 17, 18

Zhang, Young - NONLINEAR-6-41-6 45Zhao, Haitao - BIO-3-33-6 39Zhao, Yue - MAT-2-38-3 42Zheng, Yi - HIGH-POWER-1-18-3, POSTER-42

27, 53

Zhou, Weidong - TD-7-30-3 36Zhou, Wen - TD-3-11-2 20Zhou, Xun - POSTER-09 50Zhou, Zhiyue - POSTER-27 52Zhu, Wenqi - NONLINEAR-4-31-2, NONLINEAR-4-31-8

37

Zhuldybina, Mariia - NONLINEAR-3-26-4 33Zomerman, Derek - GREEN-3-17-2 26Zuerch, Michael - NSERC-1-39-3 44Zurauskas, Edvardas - BIO-2-28-7 35


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