Featured projects

The wide range of applications of photonics extends from the communications and entertainment systems in homes to uses in biology, quantum computation, energy generation, medicine and environmental sensing. At the CRPuO, our world-class researchers are working several ongoing projects. The results of the activities of the CRPuO will assist with:
- Developing technology that will power the world with low cost, environmentally friendly, and highly efficient concentrated solar cells
- Greater global access through enabling broadband information access (internet, telephony, cable)
- Working in areas allowing for communicating sound, vision and touch over optical networks
The wide range of applications of photonics extends from the communications and entertainment systems in homes to uses in biology, quantum computation, energy generation, medicine and environmental sensing.
Listed below is a mere sampling of research projects conducted at the CRPuO.
Snapshot of Ongoing Research at the CRPuO
Hanan Anis: Biophotonics
Xiaoyi Bao: In-fiber structures for lasers, sensors and devices
Pierre Berini: Surface Plasmon Photonics
Ravi Bhardwaj: Ultrafast photonics
Robert Boyd: Quantum Nonlinear Optics
Thomas Brabec: Matter in intense fields
Liang Chen: Nonlinear Fiber Optics
Paul Corkum: Attosecond Photonics
Ksenia Dolgaleva: Nonlinear Photonics
Trevor J. Hall: Photonics Technology Laboratory
Pawel Hawrylak: Quantum theory of materials, nanostructures and devices
Karin Hinzer: Photovoltaic and Solar Systems
Jacob Krich: Photovoltaics and Quantum Effects in Biology
Jeff Lundeen: Experimental Quantum Photonics
Lora Ramunno: Computational Nanophotonics
Tito Scaiano: Photochemistry applications to nanotechnology
Henry Schriemer: Engineered Complex Systems and Sustainable Technologies
Albert Stolow: Molecular Photonics
Jianping Yao: Microwave Photonics
Arnaud Weck: Femosecond and Fracture