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Optical Functions for Information Technology (FOTON) Open Access Repository

HAL-FOTON is an open access repository providing access to the research output of the FOTON Research Center

Director: Mehdi Alouini

Research Areas:

  • Axis I: Devices and functionalities for optical communications
  • Axis II: Microwave, millimeter and Tera-Hertz optics
  • Axis III: Innovative materials for photonics
  • Axis IV: Instrumentation, optical sensors and imaging
  • Axis V: Advanced concepts for photovoltaics
  • Axis VI: Lasers physics and metrology

Research Teams:


UMR FOTON, ENSSAT, 6 rue de Kerampont, CS 80518, F-22305 Lannion Cedex, France

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Keywords

Luminescence Photonics on silicon Porous silicon Photovoltaic Sensitivity Optical fiber communication Nonlinear optics Noise Gravitational waves Neutron star binary Solar cells Optique intégrée Gravitation and Astrophysics Electromagnetic field production InP VCSEL Bruit d'intensité Erbium Lasers Semiconductor lasers LIGO Black hole mass Black hole Fibre optique All-optical regeneration Gamma ray burst Silicon photonics Polymers Halide perovskites Detector sensitivity Refractive index Neutron star Liquid crystals Semiconductor laser Polymère III-V semiconductors Bragg mirror Four-wave mixing Integrated optics Hybrid perovskites Optical communication Detector network Silicium poreux Micro-resonator Fiber laser Liquid crystal devices Optique non-linéaire Numerical calculations Optical injection General relativity Thin films Modes de galerie Galaxy Microresonators Silicon Optical feedback Hybrid perovskite Binary compact DFT Holographic recording Pulsar Moyen infrarouge Quantum dots Verres de chalcogénures Semiconductors Spectroscopy Optical properties VECSEL Density functional theory Polymères Data analysis method Microwave photonics Electromagnetic Photovoltaics Spin Exciton Mid-infrared VIRGO Alternative theories of gravity Waveguides Micro-résonateur Microcavities Quantum wells Chalcogenides Binary coalescence Gravitational radiation emission Localization Gravitational radiation direct detection Gravitational radiation detector Optical communications Gravitational radiation Optical losses Bistability Photoluminescence Chalcogenide glass Stars neutron Photonic integrated circuits Optoelectronics Black hole binary Laser

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