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Risov Das
“I was fortunate enough to have participated in the IPIC internship in 2017, just after my third year of my undergraduate degree in Physics in University College Cork. Working on a project for 8 weeks and seeing how the knowledge I had learned so far in college could be applied to the real world ignited a desire to pursue a career in Photonics.
Now I am working on my PhD project, which focuses on integrating widely tuneable lasers with gallium nitride through the means of transfer printing.
What I’ve enjoyed the most about doing a PhD is that every day is different: some days I am testing new devices, other days I could be simulating photonic circuits or even fabricating devices. I’ve also enjoyed expanding the knowledge that I accumulated before coming to Tyndall, whether it has been through my own work or interacting with other researchers. I’ve definitely learnt something new every day so far!”
Hadi Badri
Samira joined the Centre for Advanced Photonics and Process Analysis (CAPPA) as a PIADS PhD student under the supervision of Dr. Liam O’ Faolain. Samira will work on Narrow Linewidth Blue Laser Systems. This project is in collaboration between MTU, IPIC, Tyndall National Institute, University of Glasgow, and Queen’s University Belfast. This project has an industry partner, CSTG, a laser company in Scotland.
Narrow linewidth lasers in the blue wavelength range are vital for various applications such as underwater communications, medical diagnostics, and sensing areas. The high-performance spectrally pure lasers realised in this project will open up a new application area for IPIC. The aim of this project is to enhance the toolkit of on chip components available and using hybrid or heterogeneous integration to produce fully integrated stabilized lasers.
Samira received her B.Sc. in physics from the University of Tabriz, Iran. She then completed an M.Sc. in photonics at Institute for Advanced Studies in Basic Science (IASBS). During her master’s degree, she was working on optical fiber sensors.
FAME – First International Workshop on Fundamentals and Advances of MOVPE processes
The first edition of FAME (2023) – First International Workshop on Fundamentals and Advances of MOVPE processes will be held in Cork (Ireland) on July the 13-14th 2023. For the epitaxy community this workshop will focus on the fundamental processes in MOVPE (and other close enough epitaxial techniques). Motivation being to stimulate debate in the […]
IPIC attend Photonics West 2023
IPIC host the Photonics Ireland Pavilion at the SPIE BiOS and Photonics West conference & exhibition 2023. This event is attracting thousands of attendees keen to engage with industry partners and technologists, with over 1100 exhibiting companies. You will find Photonics Ireland Pavillion at booth 4645. We have a strong representation from Ireland across Tyndall, […]
Explorer Pre-Accelerator Programme now accepting applications for 2023
We are happy to announce that the Explorer Pre-Accelerator Programme is now accepting applications for 2023! Explorer 2023 has been launched as a collaboration between the Irish Photonic Integration Centre (IPIC) with Tyndall, international high-tech photonics ams OSRAM, Confirm SFI Research Centre for Smart Manufacturing, CONNECT Centre and with support from Atlantic Bridge, Intel Corporation, […]
Ning Liu
Photonics100: listed IPIC’s Prof Liam Barry and Dr Frank Smyth of Pilot Photonics
Electro-Optics Magazine recently launched the inaugural Photonics100 list of the most innovative people in Photonics, we are delighted to see Prof. Liam Barry from IPIC@DCU and Dr. Frank Smyth from Pilot Photonics, an IPIC Industry Partner included in the list. This listing honours those that are the driving force behind the evolution of photonics technologies. […]
IPIC research aligns to United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
IPIC’s, David McGovern (SDG Champion) has been working with our Researchers to assist in mapping our research to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. The 17 goals are a shared blueprint for peace and prosperity for people and the planet, now and into the future adopted by all United Nations Member States in 2015. IPIC research […]
Funding success in Europe for early stage researchers in Tyndall
IPIC, is pleased to announce the participation of two of its early stage researchers in 2 newly started Horizon Europe projects. The Lolipop project with Tyndall lead Dr Padraic Morrissey from the Photonics Packaging group will deal with the integration of Lithium Niobate (LiNB) on Insulator (LNoI) and Silicon Nitride as a hybrid but disruptive […]
