prof. ir. Wim Bogaerts
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I am professor in the Photonics Research Group at Ghent University - imec. My research focuses on the design challenges for large-scale photonics integration, and its application for general-purpose reconfigurable photonic ICs. I graduated in engineering (applied physics) at Ghent University in 1998, and joined the photonics research group at Ghent University / IMEC as a PhD student. My PhD revolved around the design and fabrication of silicon photonic devices, and I graduated in April 2004. My research led to many collaborations to combine nanophotonic designs into multi-project wafer runs in IMEC, from which emerged the silicon photonics platform ePIXfab. Between 2000 and 2010 I coordinated the development of this technology platform between the research group in Ghent and the process technology teams in IMEC. In 2014 I co-founded the spin-off company Luceda Photonics, which provides design tools for integrated photonics, based on the code developed at Ghent University.
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- 2016
- Design flow automation for silicon photonics : challenges, collaboration, and standardization
- Phase shift control with active feedback
- Backscatter-induced transmission noise and length-dependent attenuation in silicon waveguides
- Variability analysis of device-level photonics using stochastic collocation (Conference Presentation)
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A simple and novel method to obtain an FSR free silicon ring resonator
(2016) SILICON PHOTONICS AND PHOTONIC INTEGRATED CIRCUITS V . In Proceedings of SPIE 9891. p.1-7 Mark
- Demonstration of a 4x4-port self-configuring universal linear optical component (invited paper)
- Demonstration of a 4 × 4-port universal linear circuit
- Optimization of silicon photonic components using multi-fidelity simulations and co-kriging
- Challenges for designing large-scale integrated photonics
- Backscatter model for nanoscale silicon waveguides