Difference between revisions of "Micro and nanophotonics Instrumentation"
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This theme concerns work that contributes to the miniaturisation of photonic devices so as to be able to insert them into measurement microsystems or laser surface microstructuring processes. It concerns in particular: | This theme concerns work that contributes to the miniaturisation of photonic devices so as to be able to insert them into measurement microsystems or laser surface microstructuring processes. It concerns in particular: | ||
− | *4D multimodal microscopy | + | *4D multimodal [[Multimodal microscopy|microscopy]], |
− | *the design and fabrication of subwavelength diffractive optical elements | + | *the design and fabrication of subwavelength [[Innovative optical component design|diffractive optical elements]], |
− | *laser micro-etching using photonic jets | + | *laser micro-etching using [[photonic jet|photonic jets]], |
− | *the development of fibre optic sensors for harsh environments | + | *the development of fibre optic [[Sensors for harsh environments|sensors for harsh environments]], |
− | *high resolution measurement of parameters such as distance | + | *high resolution measurement of parameters such as distance. |
Revision as of 17:49, 17 December 2016
P. Montgomery, F. Anstotz, D. Montaner, F. Salzenstein, N. Javahiraly, R. Kiefer, S. Lecler, P. Pfeiffer, P. Twardowski
This theme concerns work that contributes to the miniaturisation of photonic devices so as to be able to insert them into measurement microsystems or laser surface microstructuring processes. It concerns in particular:
- 4D multimodal microscopy,
- the design and fabrication of subwavelength diffractive optical elements,
- laser micro-etching using photonic jets,
- the development of fibre optic sensors for harsh environments,
- high resolution measurement of parameters such as distance.