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Two of IPIC’s early-career researchers have been awarded funding under Research Ireland’s Pathway Programme. The €23 million investment was announced by James Lawless TD, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, in support of emerging research across Ireland. Making the announcement, Minister Lawless said: This investment, through Research Ireland’s Pathway programme, will support emerging […]
We are very pleased to announce that a pan-European consortium, led by IPIC’s Dr Gediminas Juska, has been awarded a European Innovation Council (EIC) grant through its Pathfinder Open instrument. The grant, worth €3M, is titled QCEED “Quantum Dot Coupling Engineering (and dynamic spin decoupling/deep nuclei cooling); 2-Dimensional Cluster State Generation for Quantum Information Processing” […]
Co-packaging of photonic and electronic ICs on glass interposers – article by IPIC’s Peter O’Brien and Das Kumar. Flipchip packaging of photonic chip on multi-level glass electrical interposer and alignment of microlens array with integrated micro prisms for out-of-plane coupling. Read the full article here. Chip-Scale-Review_Mar-Apr_2025-digital
IPIC is delighted to announce our hosting of the Photonics Ireland conference 2025 in Cork from 3rd to 5th September 2025 at Radisson Blu Hotel, Cork/Ireland. We invite you to the 11th instalment of this biennial conference and welcome submissions for oral and poster presentations and especially encourage PhD students and early career researchers to […]
Duration: 2025-28 Acronym: Phactory PI Name: P O’Brien Topic: Packaging Title: PhotonHub Factory for Next-Generation Photonics Innovation Support: Boosting European Industrial Competitiveness and securing Technological Sovereignty Coordinator: VUB (Belgium) Total Participants: 36 Contribution: € 452K€ Instrument: Horizon Europe Key partners: VUB (Be), IMEC (Be), Fraunhofer(DE), III-V Labs (Fr), Lionix (NL), Polimi (It), CEA (Fr) PHACTORY […]
Duration: 2024-27 Acronym: Phorwards21 PI Name: M O’Connell Topic: Policy Title: Photonics from research to market: Empowering Europe’s strategic autonomy, supporting the green deal and securing resilience – Photonics21 Coordinator: VDI (Germany) Total Participants: 23 Contribution: € 77K€ Instrument: Horizon Europe Key partners: VDI, VUB, PLGUK, AEIT, PFIN, PF and other National technology platforms Phorwards21 […]
Duration: 2025-28 Acronym: QCeed PI Name: G Juska Topic: Quantum Title: Quantum Dot coupling engineering (and dynamic spin decoupling/deep nuclei cooling); 2-dimensional cluster state generation for quantum information processing Coordinator: UCC (Ireland) Total Participants: 7 Contribution: € 859K€ Instrument: Horizon Europe EIC (European Innovation Council) The overarching objective of QCEED is to find solutions to […]
Duration: 2024-28 Acronym: Photonmed PI Name: Ray Burke Topic: Biophotonics Title: Pilot Line for Photonics-Based Medical Devices Coordinator: VTT (Finland) Total Participants: 39 Contribution: € 650K€ Instrument: Chips JU/Enterprise Ireland Key partners: VTT, Ficontec, Sanmina, CSEM, Ligentec, III-V labs, Microtec, Philips, IMEC, TNO Photonics is a key enabling technology in the realization of modern medical […]
Duration: 2024-28 Acronym: Pionear PI Name: Kamil Gradkowski Topic: Packaging Title: A photonic microphone with better-than-human-ear sound quality Coordinator: Lumiary AB (Sweden) Total Participants: 7 Contribution: € 637K€ Instrument: Horizon Europe EIC (European Innovation Council) Project Intro: The sense of hearing is critical to how we communicate and perceive the world. In our ever more […]
Duration: 2023-2026 Acronym: ADOPTION PI Name: Paul Townsend Topic: Communications Title: Advance co-packaged optics enabling high-efficiency cloud computing Coordinator: Tyndall Total Participants: 10 Contribution: €989 K€ Instrument: Horizon Europe Project Intro: ADOPTION works toward the goal of proving a low power and low cost solution for intra-data centre networks employing co-packaging of the optical (CPO) […]
Duration: 2024-2029 Acronym: NOBIAS PI Name: Santhana Konugolu Venkata Sekar Topic: Biophotonics Title: “Novel diffuse Optical method to combat skin colour bias in non-invasive optical biomarker sensing devices” Coordinator: Tyndall Total Participants: 1 Contribution: €1580 K€ Instrument: Horizon Europe ERC (European Research Council) Project Intro: NOBIAS aims to break through frontiers to create foundational multilayer […]
The workshop will take place in the auditorium “Bergès” at the GreEn-ER building, 21 Avenue des Martyrs, Grenoble on 12th-13th June 2025. This workshop will focus on epitaxy and related fundamental processes in MOVPE (and other closely related epitaxial techniques). The motivation is to stimulate exchanges in the European MOVPE community. In this sense, the workshop […]
In 2024, CDT Photonic Integration and Advanced Data Storage (PIADS) have once again been a hive of activity, and our PhD students have been involved in countless projects across the photonics and magnetic data storage landscape. Enjoy browsing through our report as our students share their research successes and collaborations with industry partners.
Rohish Mitta joined IPIC in 2024. He is presently working on implementation of low power communication systems for invitro imaging probes. He holds a masters from KU Leuven Belguim in the Analog Mixed Signal Design. He has worked in industry designing high speed analog SerDes systems for Datacenter applications and he has been in the […]
Kaynat’s research work is on optical characterization of 2D semiconductors using Raman spectroscopy. Over the past two years, she has had the privilege of working as a visiting faculty member at the University of Sargodha and Beaconhouse National University. In addition to her teaching responsibilities, she has actively engaged in research. Her research endeavors have […]
2024 marks the year in which an important milestone in the Centre for Doctoral Training PIADS was achieved by several of our students. PIADS, having started in 2019, saw it’s first PhD students successfully completing their viva. Huge congratulations to: Dr Ayse Ozcan Atar PhD project: Inverted laser structures for photonic integration: epitaxy, simulation and […]
Public engagement @IPIC, on Thursday 10th October, researchers from Dublin & Cork’s Optical Communication department visited Valentia Island in County Kerry as part of the Valentia Island Subsea Cable Symposium at the Valentia Island Transatlantic Cable Station. Researchers engaged in presentations on the history, security and geopolitics of subsea cables. Furthermore, they then met with […]
