Photonics for devices, networks and energy

Photonics for devices, networks and energy

Photonics have an often unseen but crucial role to play in almost all areas of life, enabling new and advanced technologies. The University of Ottawa Nexus for Quantum Technologies (NEXQT) Institute is a world-recognized research facility in which our Faculty’s researchers are hard at work to bring you the latest developments and innovations to truly transform our present into the future.
  • Solar energy
  • Biophotonics
  • Microwave photonics
  • Plasmonics
  • Quantum photonics
  • Fibre optics
  • Optoelectronics
  • Optical materials

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Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Microwave photonics: PhD student’s research aiming for ultrafast communication

Electrical and computer engineering PhD student Yiran Guan promises to transform communication systems by advancing new methods in microwave photonics…
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Research and innovation

Photonics for health care: a new laser for biosensors

PhD student Shayan Saeidi is developing a compact, affordable biosensor that could improve how we detect health conditions in fluid samples.
SUNLAB research team
Research

uOttawa's SUNLAB shines light on future of green energy

University of Ottawa's Faculty of Engineering focused on developing photonics for devices, networks and energy

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