光电信息与传感技术广东普通高校重点实验室学术讲座（19）

 报 告：Micro-/Nano-photonics-based devices and systems and their applications
主讲人： Professor Kamal Alameh
（Director of the Electron Science Research Institute, Edith Cowan University）
主持人：陈 哲 教授
时 间：2011-9-20（周二）下午3点
地 点：蒙民伟理工楼309室
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光电信息与传感技术广东普通高校重点实验室
2011年9月19日
Abstract
The seminar will focus on the use of Micro-/Nano-photonics to design and develop devices and systems for applications ranging from ICT and consumer electronics to agriculture and more.
Recently developed microlensed Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Lasers (VCSEL), resonant-cavity-enhanced photodetectors, plasmonics-based metal semiconductor metal photodetectors, and magnetophotonic crystals will be reviewed, as well as systems such as high-speed optical interconnects, tunable lasers, reconfigurable optical splitters/combiners and microphotonic sensors will be discussed.
 
Short biography of Professor Kamal Alameh
Professor Kamal Alameh is the Director of the Electron Science Research Institute, Edith Cowan University, and Director of the WA Centre of Excellence for MicroPhotonic Systems. He is also a World-Class University (WCU) Professor with the Department of Nano-bio Materials and Electronics at Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST), Korea, Adjunct Professor at Glamorgan University, Wales, UK, and Guest Professor at Southeast University, Nanjing, China.
 
Professor Alameh has pioneered the integration of microelectronic and photonic sciences and developed a new and practical research area, “MicroPhotonics” that achieved innovative solutions for the ICT, Agriculture, Health, Consumer Electronics, Renewable Energy, Oil and Gas, Security and Defence sectors. His focus on moving electron and photon sciences to practical applications of Micro-/Nano-Photonics has been highly attractive to industry and has lead to the establishment of the WA Centre of Excellence for MicroPhotonic Systems (COMPS) equipped with a world-class Micro-/Nano-Photonic fabrication and characterisation facilities. COMPS is linked to an international network of research collaboration with international research institutions.
Prof Alameh’s current research activities range from high-speed optical interconnects, tunable lasers, reconfigurable photonics and microphotonic sensors, to nano-thickness monitoring, photovoltaic (PV) window panels and nano-engineered magnetophotonic crystals. Professor Alameh has published 250+ peer reviewed journal and conference papers including three book chapters. In addition he has filed 22 patents over technologies and discoveries that have commercial potential. Professor Alameh has been exceptionally well supported by successful grant applications totalling over $15.3 million dollars in funding.
 
 

作者：吉念宁