Centre For Research in Photonics at The University of Ottawa - Staff

Staff

The CRPuO has grown in the last decade and now counts 13 high research profile professors amongst its membership (1 Canada Excellence Research Chair; 5 Tier I & 3 Tier II Canada Research Chairs; 2 University Research Chairs) :

  1. Robert Boyd (CERC) Quantum Nonlinear Optics;
  2. Pierre Berini (URC) Plasmonics
  3. Paul Corkum (CRC I) Extreme Nonlinera Optics (Experimental): Attosecond Physics;
  4. Xiaoyi Bao (CRC I) Distributed Optical Fibre Sensors;
  5. Ravi Bhardwaj (CRC II) Femtosecond Laser Machining of Materials;
  6. Thomas Brabec (CRC I) Extreme Nonlinear Optics (Theory): Many Body Physics;
  7. Trevor Hall (CRC I) Photonic Network Technology;
  8. Karin Hinzer (CRC II) Photovoltaics
  9. Lora Ramunno (CRC II) Computational Nonlinear Optics;
  10. Tito Scaiano (CRC I) Photochemistry
  11. Jianping Yao (URC) Microwave Photonics
  12. Hanan Anis Biomedical Photonics (fibre lasers, CARS spectroscopy, biosensing) & Entrepreneurship
  13. Henry Schriemer Photonics Nanosystems (Photonic Crystals, Metamaterials, Near-field scanning optical microscopy).

The director of the Centre for Research in Photonics is Dr. Trevor Hall

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