The SIOMO project, started on June 2020, aims at turning a silicon-photonics-integrated microwave oscillator based on cavity optomechanics, recently demonstrated in the FET-Open project PHENOMEN by our team, into a genuine economic innovation by addressing its technological transfer to the space sector via DAS Photonics (www.dasphotonics.com). The project Website (https://www.siomo-project.eu/) and the logo (below) has just been released.
Molecular Optomechanics in Plasmonic Cavities The NTC has collaborated in two experiments reporting for the first time the upconversion...
We have demonstrated all-optical frequency down- and up-conversion of MHz-bandwidth OFDM signals compliant with the IEEE 802.16e WiMAX wireless...
Our joint work with KCL on near-field directionality beyond the dipole approximation together with the first experimental demonstration of...
In a roadshow organized by SECPHO NTC professor Alejandro Martinez was visiting the Philips Innovation Services (Eindhoven, The Netherlands)...
We got the back cover in the September 2020 issue of the prestigious photonics journal “Laser and Photonics Reviews”....
Molecular Optomechanics Upconversion reported in two Science papers December 14, 2021
Molecular Optomechanics in Plasmonic Cavities The NTC has collaborated in two experiments reporting ...
Bridging cavity optomechanics and wireless networks October 12, 2021
We have demonstrated all-optical frequency down- and up-conversion of MHz-bandwidth OFDM signals com...
New European Academy to boost the skills and know-how of industry in exploiting opportunities in the €615B global photonics sector September 8, 2021
A programme to train thousands of industry workers in the adoption and development of innovat...
Novel slow light bimodal interferometer published in Light: Science and Applications February 22, 2021
Our work on the proposal of a novel concept of bimodal interferometric structure based on one-dimens...
Back cover in the September 2020 issue of “Laser and Photonics Reviews” September 17, 2020
We got the back cover in the September 2020 issue of the prestigious photonics journal “Laser ...
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