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- 2017
- CMOS-compatible broadband co-propagative stationary Fourier transform spectrometer integrated on a silicon nitride photonics platform
- GaSb SLDs and gain-chips for sensing applications in the 2-2.5 micron wavelength range
- Resonant optical receiver design by series inductive peaking for sub-6 GHz RoF
- Unidirectional, widely-tunable and narrow-linewidth heterogeneously integrated III-V-on-silicon laser
- III-V-on-silicon three-section DBR laser with over 12 nm continuous tuning range
- Transfer printing of micron-size graphene for photonic integrated circuits and devices
- First real-time 100-Gb/s NRZ-OOK transmission over 2 km with a silicon photonic electro-absorption modulator
- 43 Gb/s NRZ-OOK direct modulation of a heterogeneously integrated InP/Si DFB laser
- Silicon-integrated hybrid-cavity 850-nm VCSELs by adhesive bonding : impact of bonding interface thickness on laser performance
- Widely tunable 2.3 um InP-based type-II DFB laser array heterogeneously integrated in silicon for sensing
- Design of an 845-nm GaAs vertical-cavity silicon-integrated laser with an intracavity grating for coupling to a SiN waveguide circuit
- A III-V-on-Si ultra-dense comb laser
- Expanding the silicon photonics portfolio with silicon nitride photonic integrated circuits
- Demonstration of a New Technique for the Transfer Printing of Graphene on Photonic Devices
- 2016
- Novel adiabatic tapered couplers for active III-V/SOI devices fabricated through transfer printing
- A novel optically wide-band electro-absorption modulator based on bandfilling in n-InGaAs
- Double-sided processing for membrane-based photonic integration
- Frequency comb generation in III-V-on-silicon photonic integrated circuits
- On-Chip transmitter and receiver front-ends for ultra-broadband wired and optical-fiber communications
- Passively mode-locked III-V-on-silicon laser with 1 GHz repetition rate