SC1 – Novel Fibres, Fibre Devices & Amplifiers
Commercial opportunities and future roadmap for hollow core fibres
R. Ellis, et al.
Time-expansion in distributed optical fibre sensing
M. Gonzalez-Herraez(1), M. Soriano-Amat(1), V. Durán(3), H. F. Martins(2), S. Martin-Lopez(1), and M. R. Fernandez-Ruiz(1)
(1)Universidad de Alcalá, Spain
(2)Instituto de Óptica, CSIC, Spain
(3)Universitat Jaume I, Spain
Single-Mode Fibers with Reduced Cladding and/or Coating Diameters Outreach
P. Sillard
Prysmian Group, France
Thermal sensitivity of optical fibres and how to reduce it
R. Slavík, E. Numkam Fokoua, Z. Feng, M. Ding, F. Poletti, and D. J. Richardson
University of Southampton, UK
Stimulated Brillouin scattering in chiral photonic crystal fibre
B. Stiller, et al.
Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light, Germany
3D printed chalcogenide fibers
J. Troles
University of Rennes, France
Tweaking the optical properties of a hollow core optical fibre by changing core and cladding gas pressures
N. Wheeler, T. Kelly, I. Davidson, S. Rikimi, G. Jasion, A. Taranta, D. Richardson, F. Poletti, and P. Horak
University of Southampton, UK
SC2 – Photonic Devices & Technologies
Photonic Neural Networks for Analog-Digital Processing
T. Ferreira de Lima
NEC Laboratories America, Inc., USA
Hybrid integration of GaSb optoelectronics with thick-SOI and SiN PIC platforms
M. Guina
Tampere University, Finland
Silicon photonic MEMS for programmable photonics
S. Han(1), and K. Yu(2)
(1)DGIST, Republic of Korea
(2)KAIST, Republic of Korea
Enhancing Silicon Photonics: Plasmonic Terabit Modulation on the Micrometer Scale
W. Heni(1), E. De Leo(1), P. Habegger(1,2), M. Destraz(1), N. Meier(1), N. del Medico(1), V. Tedaldi(1), H. Duran(1), C. Funck(1), A. Langenbach(1), N. Guesken(1), J. Leuthold(1,2), C. Hoessbacher(1), B. Baeuerle(1)
(1)Polariton Technologies AG, Switzerland
(2)ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Avalanche Photodiode with High Dynamic Range, High Speed and Low Noise
H. Meier, A. Ciarrocchi, M. Hämmerli, and W. Quan
Albis Optoelectronics AG, Switzerland
Fully integrated Silicon Photonic Circuit technology with monolithic III-V/Si lasers and amplifiers integrated at the backside of advanced Silicon Photonic wafers Outreach
S. Menezo, et al.
SCINTIL Photonics, France
Integrated silicon photonic transceiver chips for high bandwidth density and energy-efficient optical I/O
H. Rong, et al.
Intel Corporation, USA
High baudrate Silicon Photonics for the Next-generation Optical Communications
X. Xiao(1,2,3), X. Hu(2), D. Chen(2), L. Wang(2,3), H. Zhang(2), Y. Zhang(2), P. Feng(2), M. Luo(1), J. Tao(1), Y. Fu(2), D. Wang(2), Z. He(1,3), and S. Yu(1,2,3)
(1)China Information and Communication Technologies Group Corporation (CICT), China
(2)National Information Optoelectronics Innovation Center, China
(3)Peng Cheng Laboratory, China
SC3 – Photonic Integrated Circuits, Assemblies & Packaging
WDM based photonic neural network for multi-channel optical fiber communications
C. Huang(1), B. Wang(1), T. Ferreira de Lima(2), B. J. Shastri(3), and P. R. Prucnal(4)
(1)Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
(2)NEC Laboratories America, USA
(3)Queen’s University, Canada
(4)Princeton University, USA
Photonic circuits for accelerated computing systems
B. G. Lee
NVIDIA, USA
Key Technology Enablers for Co-packaged Optics
K. Muth, V. Raghuraman, and V. Raghunathan
Broadcom, USA
High-bandwidth InP MZ/IQ Modulator PICs Ready for Practical Use
Y. Ogiso
NTT Corporation, Japan
High Speed Analog and Mixed Siginal ICs for Photonic Interconnects
S. Palermo
Texas A&M University, USA
Prospects and applications of silicon photonic neural networks
B. J. Shastri(1), A. N. Tait(1), C. Huang(2), V. Sorger(3), and P. R. Prucnal(4)
(2)Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
(3)George Washington University, USA
(4)Princeton University, USA
SC4 – Techniques for Digitally Enhancing Optical Communication
Neural Network-based pre-distortion of coherent transmitters
V. Bajaj(1), S. Wahls(1), and V. Aref(2)
(1)Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
(2)Nokia Bell Labs, Germany
Machine Learning and Neuromorphic Computing Approaches for the mitigation of transmission impairments in high baud rate transmission systems
A. Bogris
University of West Attica, Greece
Probabilistic constellation shaping and subcarrier multiplexing for nonlinear fiber channels
J. Cho
Nokia Bell Labs, USA
Simultaneous sensing and communication in optical fibers
Y.-K. Huang
NEC, USA
Digital Signal Processing for CV-QKD
I. Khan
KEEQuant GmbH, Germany
GAWBS noise in digital coherent transmission
M. Nakazawa
Tohoku University, Japan
Comparison of Neural Networks and Volterra Series in optical communication systems
M. Schädler, and G. Böcherer
Huawei Munich Research Center, Germany
SC5 – Theory of Optical Communications
High secret key rate CV-QKD systems leveraged by advanced coherent detection
A. Ghazisaeidi(1), F. Roumestan(2), J. Renaudier(1), E. Diamanti(3), and P. Grangier(3)
(1)Nokia Bell Labs, France
(2)self-employed
(3)CNRS, France
Multi-core fiber technology from design to deployment
T. Hayashi
Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd., Japan
Use of optical coherent detection for environmental monitoring Outreach
A. Mecozzi
University of L’Aquila, Italy
Closed form expressions of the nonlinear interference for UWB systems
P. Poggiolini
Politecnico di Torino, Italy
Recent advances in constellation optimization for fiber-optic channels
M. P. Yankov, O. Jovanovic, D. Zibar, and F. Da Ros
Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
SC6 – Optical Transmission Systems
Real-Time 1.6Tb/s Super-Channel Transmission using a Vertically Integrated 100 GBd PCS-64QAM Coherent MODEM
R. Maher
Infinera Corporation, USA
Digital Longitudinal Monitoring of Optical Transmission Link
T. Sasai, M. Nakamura, E. Yamazaki, and Y. Kisaka
NTT, Japan
Strategies and challenges in designing subsea optical power efficiency links
O. Sinkin
SubCom, USA
MCF in cable and transmission trials
H. Takeshita
NEC Corporation, Japan
Advanced O-band transmission using maximum likelihood sequence estimation
H. Taniguchi(1), S. Yamamoto(1), M. Nakamura(1), A. Masuda(1), Y. Kisaka(1), S. Kanazawa(2), H. Nakamura(2)
(1)NTT Network Innovation Laboratories, NTT Corporation, Japan
(2)NTT Device Innovation Center, NTT Corporation, Japan
SC7 – Core & Metro Networks
Sensing Applications in Deployed Telecommunication Fiber Infrastructures
P. Boffi
Politecnico di Milano, Italy
High Symbol Rate Short Reach Interconnects
D. Che
Nokia Bell Labs, USA
Optical Fiber Networks for Environmental Sensing
V. Kamalov
Google, LLC, USA
The Glass of Machine Learning for QoT Estimation Is Half Full
M. Lonardi(1), J. Pesic(2), T. Zami(2), E. Seve(1), and N. Rossi(1)
(1)Nokia Bell Labs, France
(2)Nokia, France
Challenges in modeling wideband transmission systems
A. Richter, G. di Rosa, and I. Koltchanov
VPIphotonics, Germany
Recent trials in ZR and XR pluggable technologies
P. Wright
BT, UK
The QAMeleon ecosystem: SDN-enabled high-speed transceivers and photonic switches for the next generation of DCI and Metro networks
C. Zervos(1), M. Spyropoulou(1), I. Kanakis(1), K.O. Velthaus(2), G. Fiol(2), P. Runge(2), E. Rouvalis(3), A. G. Steffan(3), G. Torfs(4), E. Goodbar(5), S. Kleijn(6), A. Rasoulzadehzali(7), N. Calabretta(7), V. Straessle(8), M. Halter(8), N. Floery(8), T. K. Johansen(9), R. Hersent(10), A. Konczykowska(10), M. Riet(10), H. Mardoyan(11), F. Boitier(11), S. Almonacil(11), J. Renaudier(11), B. G. Saavedra(12), E. Giacoumidis(12), A. Richter(12), T. Alexoudi(13), G. Patsamanis(13), P. G. Giardina(14), P. Piscione(14), A. Pagano(15), A. Chiado Piat(15), G. Wood(16), and H. Avramopoulos(1)
(1)Photonics Communications Research Laboratory, National Technical University of Athens, Greece
(2)Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institut, Germany
(3)II-VI Incorporated, Germany
(4)Ghent University - imec, Belgium
(5)II-VI Incorporated, Sweden
(6)SMART Photonics BV, Netherlands
(7)Institute of Photonic Integration, Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands
(8)Vario-Optics AG, Switzerland
(9)Department of Electrical Engineering, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
(10)III-V Lab, France
(11)Nokia Bell Labs, France
(12)VPIphotonics GmbH, Germany
(13)Center for Interdisciplinary Research and Innovation, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
(14)Nextworks, Italy
(15)TIM Telecom Italia, Italy
(16)ALTER Technology Group TÜV Nord, Scotland, United Kingdom
SC8 – Access, Indoor & Short-Reach for Data Centres and Mobile Networks
Peta-scale Embedded Photonics for High Performance Computing Outreach
K. Bergman
Columbia University, USA
Optical Access solutions in support of 5G and Beyond
P. Chanclou, G. Simon, and F. Saliou
Orange, France
Datacenter Optical Transceivers in the Next Decade
Chris Cole
Nubis Communications Inc., USA
Digital Signal Processing for next generation PONs
A. Mahadevan, et al.
Nokia Bell Labs, USA
Key components of bidirectional transceivers for access network at 100Gbit/s and Beyond
H. Nakamura
NTT Device Innovation Center, NTT Corporation, Japan
Is there room for quantum photons in my access network?
A. Pagano, and M. Valvo
TIM, Italy
Chartering the future of optical access networks
J. S. Wey, and D. Khotimsky
Verizon Communications, USA
Towards 6G: Machine Learning Driven Resource Allocation in Next Generation Optical Access Networks
E. Wong
University of Melbourne, Australia
SC9 – Photonics for RF & Free-Space Optics Applications
How far could we stretch the capacity of optical satellite communications?
S. Bigo, S. Almonacil, D. Romero Arrieta, R. Boddeda
Nokia Bell Labs, France
Visible light communication toward 6G: key technologies and future perspective
N. Chi
Fudan University, China
State of the art in silicon photonics integrated circuits for LIDAR
J. Doylend
Intel Corporation, USA
Latest developments in the field of optical communications for small satellites and beyond
D. R. Kolev, and M. Toyoshima
National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT), Japan
New generation space photonic components and sub-systems for high data rate intra and inter-satellite optical communications Outreach
L. Stampoulidis
LEO Space Photonics, Greece
Broadband photon-assisted terahertz sensing and communication
J. Yu, Y. Wang, K. Wang, and W. Zhou
Fudan University, China
SC10 – Architecture, Control & Management of Optical Networks
Physical Layer Security Management in Optical Networks Outreach
M. Furdek, and C. Natalino
Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
GNPy: Lessons Learned and Future Plans
J. Kundrat, et al.
CESNET, Czechia
Unified SDN control and management of the disaggregated multi-vendor open optical network
A. M. López de Lerma
Telecom Infra Project and Meta Connectivity, Spain
RAN and optical transport convergence: a techno-economic perspective
P. Monti
Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
New Trends in low margin optical networks
J. Pesic
Nokia, France
Time Sensitive Networking for 5G and beyond
J. Terada
NTT Corporation, Japan
Distributed Fiber Sensing Applications
G. Wellbrock, and T. Xia
Verizon, USA
New trends in photonic switching and optical network architecture for data centre and computing
S. J. B. Yoo
University of California, Davis, USA
CLEO®/Europe Focus Meeting
Topological Photonic Devices
M. Khajavikhan
University of Southern California, USA
Entanglement of remote trapped ions
T. Northup, et al.
University of Innsbruck, Austria
Optomechanically Reconfigurable Metalens
A. Afridi(1,2), N. Meyer(2), F. J. García de Abajo(1), and R. Quidant(2)
(1)ICFO Institut de Ciencies Fotoniques, Spain
(2)ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Photonic optimization: approaching the limits of light control
P. Chao, J. Mohajan, B. Strekha, R. K. Defo, S. Molesky, and A. W. Rodriguez
Princeton University, USA
Microwave-optical transduction with integrated gallium phosphide devices
S. Hönl(1), Y. Popoff(1,2), D. Caimi(1), A. Beccari(3), T. J. Kippenberg(3), and P. Seidler(1)
(1)IBM Research Europe – Zurich, Switzerland
(2)ETH Zurich, Switzerland
(3)EPFL, Switzerland
Cooperative quantum light emission from lead halide perovskites
G. Raino(1,2), M. A. Becker(3), E. Kobiyama(3), C. Zhu(1,2), I. Cherniukh(1,2), T. Sekh(1,2), F. Krieg(1,2), Y. Berezovska(1,2), M. I. Bodnarchuk(1,2), M. V. Kovalenko(1,2), R. F. Mahrt(3), and T. Stöferle(3)
(1)ETH Zürich, Switzerland
(2)Empa, Switzerland
(3)IBM Research Europe – Zurich, Switzerland
Nanowire flexible light emitting diodes, solar cells and piezosensors
M. Tchernycheva
CNRS Paris Sud, France
EUV lithography: a role in Photonics? A deeper insight in the EUV exposure tools Outreach
J. van Schoot
ASML Netherlands B.V., Netherlands
3D laser printing based on two-step absorption
M. Wegener
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany
Molecular optomechanical springs for infrared metasurface detectors
A. Xomalis
Empa, Switzerland
ECOC 2022 Basel
The European Conference on Optical Communication (ECOC) is the continent’s largest event in the field and one of the most prestigious and traditional events on optical communications worldwide.
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