7th International Conference on Group IV Photonics
Beijing, China | 1-3 September 2010
The IEEE International Conference on Group IV Photonics (GFP) represents a major international forum to present and discuss recent research advances of photonic devices and materials based on group IV elements, and highlights the developments in Silicon Photonics. GPF 2010 is the seventh in a series which began in Hong Kong in 2004, and was hosted in rotation among Europe, North America and Asia. GPF 2010 will be held in Beijing, the capital city and a cultural, educational and scientific center of China, from 1 to 3 September 2010.
Topics of GFP 2010 span from fundamental research in novel devices and materials to the developments of photonic circuits using monolithic or hybrid integration technologies. Applications range from optical interconnects and communications to biomedical sensing devices, from novel concepts in solar cells to optical micro electro-mechanical systems. Contributions are solicited on recent developments in group IV photonic devices operating at wavelengths within the wide spectrum ranging from the ultraviolet to the very far infrared (terahertz). The conference also encourages contributions that describe monolithic or hybrid integration of compound semiconductor structures upon silicon. The topics are organized in 3 sections: ‘Photonic Devices and Nanophotonics’, ‘Silicon Photonics Integration and Active Device Technologies’, and ‘Advanced Material and Fabrication Technologies’.
All colleagues interested in the recent progresses and future challenges are invited to participate in GFP 2010 and encouraged to submit their technical contributions.
Conference Co-Chairs:
JinZhong Yu, Institute of Semiconductors, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Dan-Xia Xu, Institute for Microstructural Sciences, National Research Council, Canada
International Advisory Committee:
Roel G. Baets, Ghent University/IMEC, Belgium
Philippe M. Fauchet, University of Rochester, USA
Siegfried Janz, NRC-Institute for Microstructural Sciences, Canada
Lionel C. Kimerling, MIT, USA
Thomas L. Koch, Lehigh University, USA
Mario Paniccia, Intel Corporation, USA
Douglas J. Paul, University of Cambridge, UK
Lorenzo Pavesi, University of Trento, Italy
Albert Polman, FOM Center for Nanophotonics, The Netherlands
Gernot S. Pomrenke, AFOSR Office of Scientific Research, USA
Francesco Priolo, University of Catania, Italy
Jagdeep Shah, DARPA Microsystems Technology Office, USA
Jung Hoon Shin, KAIST, Korea
Richard Soref, US Air Force Research Laboratory, USA
Kazumi Wada, University of Tokyo, Japan
Kang L. Wang, University of California - Los Angeles, USA
Koji Yamada, NTT Microsystem Integration Laboratories, Japan
JinZhong Yu, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing Institute of Semiconductors, China
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Paper Submission Deadline Extended to:
30 April 2010
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