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Nous sommes en train de finaliser le programme des sessions du Photonics North 2026 et mettrons bientôt à jour cette page avec les titres complets des sessions, leurs descriptions et les informations sur les conférenciers.

Biophotonique, détection innovante et imagerie avancée

Chair:

Parsin Haji Reza (University of Waterloo)

Co-Chairs:

Shuo Tang (University of British Columbia)

Sangeeta Murugkar (Carleton University)

Daniel Côté (Université Laval)

Kamran Avanaki (University of Illinois Chicago)

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Photoniques vertes, énergie et technologies connexes

Chair:

Sharif Md. Sadaf (Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique)

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Technologie laser haute puissance, optique ultra-rapide et applications

Chair:

Arkady Major (University of Manitoba)

Co-Chairs:

Bernd Witzel (Université Laval)

Shawn Sederberg (Simon Fraser University)

Francois Blanchard (École de technologie supérieure)

Heide Ibrahim (Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique)

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Optique non linéaire, nanophotonique et plasmonique

Chair:

Pablo Bianucci (Concordia University)

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Photonique des semi-conducteurs

Chair:

Winnie Ye (Carleton University)

Co-Chairs:

Jens Schmid (National Research Council)

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Matériaux photoniques

Chair:

Gabriella Tessitore (Université Laval)

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Photonique et intelligence artificielle

Chair:

Sean Molesky (Polytechnique Montréal)

Co-Chairs:

Stefanie Czischek (University of Ottawa)

Keynote speakers:

1. Marin Solijacic, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA, TBD

2. Jonathan Fan, Stanford University, USA, TBD

Invited speakers:

1. Arka Majumdar, University of Washington, USA, TBD

2. Zin Lin, Virginia Tech, USA, TBD

3. Bhavin Shastri, Queen's University, Canada, TBD

4. Nir Rotenburg, Queen's University, Canada, TBD

5. Alejandro Rodriguez, Princeton University, USA, TBD

6. Joyce Poon, University of Toronto, Canada, TBD

7. Ali Adibi, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA, TBD

8. Roberto Morandotti, Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique, Canada, TBD

9. Luca Del Negro, Boston University, USA, TBD

Théorie, conception et simulations photoniques

Chair:

Pavel Cheben (National Research Council)

Co-Chairs:

Jonathan Bradley (McMaster University)

Sendy Phang (University of Nottingham)

Keynote speakers:

  1. Nikolay Zheludev, University of Southampton, United Kingdom, Nanophotonic metamaterial structures and time crystals
  2. Alan Willner, University of Southern California, USA, Orbital angular momentum of light for communications 

Invited speakers:

  1. Andy Knights, McMaster University, Canada, Photon engineering in silicon photonics
  2. Mario Dagenais, University of Maryland, USA, Photonics integration for quantum
  3. Juan Diego Anilla Castanon, CSIC, Spain, Design of supercontinuum sources based on the ultralong pulsed fiber laser
  4. David Moss, Swinburne University, Australia, Ultra-high bandwidth applications of optical microcombs
  5. Alejandro Ortega Monux, University of Malaga, Spain, Silicon-on-Insulator grating couplers with millimeter-range working distance
  6. Weijie Gao, The University of Osaka, Japan, TBD
  7. Ming Qui, Westlake University, China, Silicon carbide nanohotonics devices and their applications
  8. Alberto G. Curto, Ghent University, Belgium, Chiral sensing with silicon nanophotonics
  9. Hugo Fernandez Figueroa, Universidad Estadual de Campinas, Brazil, TBD
  10. Carlos A. Ramos, CNRS, France, Silicon photonics for emerging applications in the near and mid-infrared
  11. Daniel Benedikovic, University of Zilina, Slovak Republic, Efficient optical chip interfacing in silicon nitride photonics
  12. ‪Jieyun Wu,  University of Electronic Science and Technology, China, Evanescent field optimization on silicon nitride hybrid waveguide for biochemcial sensing and electro-optics
  13. Marcus Ossiander, University of Graz, Austria, Progress in metasurfaces for the extreme ultraviolet
  14. Luca Razzari, Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique, Canada, Shaping optical nonlinearities with nanostructured materials
  15. Baptiste Auguie, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, Multiple scattering of light by nanoparticles with the T-matrix method
  16. Zindine Mokeddem, University of Paris Saclay, France, TBD
  17. Bhavin Shastri, Queen's University, Canada, Photonic neuromorphic computing: Ising machines for combinatorial optimization
  18. Antonio Hurtado, University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom, TBD
  19. Daniel Brunner, FEMTO-ST, France, Model free end-to-end training and computational metrics of high-dimensional nonlinear photonic systems
  20. Juan Sebastian Totero Gongora, Loughborough University, UK, Phase encoding engineering and gain-controlled nonlinearities in spatial photonic reservoirs,
  21. Xin Huang, The University of Tokyo, Japan, Quantum hydrodynamic transport: From phonon Poiseuille flow to thermal Tesla valve and its photonic design extensions
Interactions quantiques entre la lumière et la matière : détection, communications et traitement de l'information

Chair:

Benjamin Sussman (National Research Council / University of Ottawa)

Co-Chairs:

Nathan Roberts (University of Ottawa)

Michael Reimer (University of Waterloo)