Advancing Processors with Photonics Integrated Circuits: A Pathway to High-Speed and Low-Power Computing Using VCSEL Technology
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July News : First Author Paper by Jiachi Ye: Jiachi Ye, a first-year PhD student at CHIP Lab, achieved a significant milestone by publishing his first paper as the lead author in the renowned journal Nanomaterials. This achievement marks a promising start to his research career in photonics and nanomaterials.
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August News : Dr. Dalir's Distinguished Honor: Dr. Dalir was recognized for his outstanding PIC contributions. He has been bestowed with the prestigious title of Senior Member in the SPIE Class of 2023, highlighting his influential work in photonics research.
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January News : CHIP Lab made a significant impact at SPIE Photonics West by presenting 17 talks, showcasing their leadership in photonics research.
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March News : Jiachi Ye's First Author Paper Published in Nature Communications Physics: Jiachi Ye has made a significant breakthrough with his first-author paper published in the journal Nature Communications Physics. His groundbreaking work introduces a hybrid optical-electronic convolutional neural network capable of efficiently demultiplexing orbital angular momentum beams under various simulated atmospheric turbulence conditions. This innovative approach not only enhances the reliability of OAM-based free-space optical communication systems but also paves the way for high-capacity data transmission in challenging environments. Ye's work represents a major milestone in the field of optical communications, offering a promising solution to the limitations posed by atmospheric turbulence on OAM beam propagation.
