prof. dr. ir. Wim Bogaerts
- Work address
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Technologiepark Zwijnaarde 126
9052 Zwijnaarde - Wim.Bogaerts@UGent.be
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0000-0003-1112-8950
- Bio (via ORCID)
- 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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Vacuum-sealed silicon photonic MEMS tunable ring resonator with an independent control over coupling and phase
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Capturing the effects of spatial process variations in silicon photonic circuits
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Adapting Routing Algorithms to Programmable Photonic Circuits
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Photonic integrated circuits for LiDAR: solid-state 2D beamsteering
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Silicon photonic MEMS for efficient scaling of programmable integrated optics
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Technologies for large-scale programmable photonic circuits
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Low voltage tuning of ring resonator on a silicon photonics platform with local liquid crystal deposition
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Programmable photonic circuits powered by silicon photonic MEMS technology
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Integrated optical beam scanning and FMCW ranging using multiplexed tunable lasers
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Panel : programmable photonic chips for artificial intelligence, computing and optical networks