Photonic Materials & Devices

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Symposium Sessions
	Monday May 15
10:30	Photonics Devices & Systems
1:30	Photonics Materials Innovation
	Tuesday May 16
10:30	Photonics Sensors
	Photonics Devices & Systems: Posters
Symposium Program
	Monday May 15
10:30	Photonics Devices & Systems	Potomac 4
	Session chair: Keiko Munechika, aBeam Technologies, Inc., US and Wolfgang S. Bacsa, University of Toulouse, FR
10:30	Silicon integrated Photonics for Interconnects, Computing and Sensing Applications (invited presentation) R.T. Chen, Omega Optics Inc. & University of Texas at Austin, US
10:55	Phase Change Optoelectronics (invited presentation) H. Bhaskaran, Bodle Technologies Limited, UK
11:20	Photonics On a Fiber For Wavefront Manipulation A. Koshelev, G. Calafiore, C. Pina-Hernandez, F.I. Allen, S. Dhuey, S. Sassolini, E. Wang, P. Lum, S. Cabrini, K. Munechika, aBeam Technologies., US
11:40	Integrated Photonic Devices for Ultrahigh-speed, Space-Division Multiplexing Optical Coherence C. Zhou, Lehigh University, US
12:00	Development of Nanostructured Antireflection Coatings for Electro-Optic Infrared Technologies G.G. Pethuraja, R.E. Welser, A.K. Sood, H. Efstathiadis, P. Haldar, E.A. DeCuir, P.S. Wijewarnasuriya, N.K. Dhar, Magnolia Optical Technologies, Inc., US
1:30	Photonics Materials Innovation	Potomac 4
	Session chair: Ray Chen, Omega Optics Inc., US
1:30	Self-Assembly and Optical Behavior of Magnetic-Plasmonic Nanostructures, vol. 4: pp. 202-205 K. Liu, X. Xue, V. Sukhotskiy, E.P. Furlani, University at Buffalo, US
1:50	Highly luminescent Ca3Sc2Si3O12:Ce3+ silicate garnet nano- and microparticles with 50-70% photoluminescence quantum yields as efficient phosphor converters for white LEDs, vol. 4: pp. 194-197 I. Levchuk, F. Schröppel, L. Römling, A. Osvet, N. Khaidukov, Y. Zorenko, R. Van Deun, M. Batentschuk, C.J. Brabec, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, DE
2:10	Printable Active Photonic Crystals in High Refractive Index Functional Materials for Visible Light Applications C. Pina-Hernandez, A. Koshelev, G. Calafiore, M. Sainato, S. Dhuey, S. Cabrini, K. Munechika, aBeam Technologies., US
2:30	Theoretical Comparison of Optical and Photothermal Properties of Near-Infrared Plasmonic Nanoparticles, vol. 4: pp. 206-209 K. Liu, X. Xue, E.P. Furlani, University at Buffalo, US
	Tuesday May 16
10:30	Photonics Sensors	National Harbor 2
	Session chair: Radislav A. Potyrailo, GE Global Research, US
10:30	Photonic Crystal Fiber Based Refractive Index Sensor, vol. 3: pp. 203-206 K. Nazeri, V. Ahsani, F. Ahmed, P.C. Lee, M.B.G. Jun, Purdue University, US
10:50	Cyber-Physical Magnetic Field Sensors, vol. 3: pp. 215-218 V. Kravljaca and S.E. Lyshevsk, Rochester Institute of Technology, US
11:10	Integrated Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy Sensors for Process Monitoring, vol. 4: pp. 214-217 X. Zhang, O. Rabin, K. Zhang, R.M. Briber, H. von Bredow, C. Metting, G. Atanasoff, University of Maryland, US
11:30	Optical Fiber-Top Microcavity Sensor for CO2 Detection, vol. 3: pp. 235-238 J. Wu, M-J Yin, K. Taeuber, A. Dani, R. Guterman, J. Yuan, A.P. Zhang, H-Y Tam, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, HK
11:50	Comparative Study of Gold Nanoantennas for the Plasmonic-Enhanced Single Molecular Fluorescence and the Application as Biosensor in Single-Molecule Level M. Peng, C. Niu, J. Ouyang, Beijing Normal University, CN
12:10	Distributed Monitoring of Soil and Groundwater during In-Situ Thermal Remediation Using Fiber Optic Sensors, vol. 3: pp. 258-260 H. Alemohammad, A. Azhari, R. Liang, AOMS Technologies Inc., CA
	Photonics Devices & Systems: Posters	Expo Hall D & E
	Temperature dependent photoluminescence quenching and magneto-optical studies of GaP-InP lateral nanowires Y. Kim, J.D. Song, Y.H.S. Hin, D. Nakamura, Y.H. Matsuda, S. Takeyama, Tohoku University, KR
	Indium Nitride Nanowire Growth by Chemical Vapor Deposition and Electrical Characterization, vol. 4: pp. 198-201 K. Teker, O. Moussa, Y.A. Ali, J. Otto, Istanbul Sehir University, TR
	The photonic crystal laser based on the silica opal structure with dye doped photoresist C-T. Kuo, National Sun Yat-sen University, TW

The field of Photonics is focused on developing novel devices, components, and sub-systems for controlling and using light, or more broadly electromagnetic radiation. A key aspect of photonics is the use of micro and nano structures as a means of achieving these technologies. These include photonic fibers, and on-chip or integrated photonic elements built in silicon or other substrate materials. Many companies and researchers are active in the development of micro/nano-enabled photon sources and optical elements for both generating and steering light all the way from the high energy X-ray regime through to the low energy THz portion of the electromagnetic spectrum. These core photonic materials/structures enable sub-systems and systems for a broadening application space.

This symposium is focused on novel photonic technologies and materials, and their use in the commercial space for various advanced applications. The symposium highlights industrial applications of photonics as well as emerging technologies within the research community that are poised to make the transition from the lab to applications. The event connects scientist and engineers around the country and world working in photonics or adjacent technologies for possible collaboration.

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