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The possibility to control the light flow in structures with dimensions at the nano-scale opened exciting possibilities both at fundamental research level and for applications in communications, sensors, and computing.

We are in particular interested in exploiting nanotechnologies to push forward photonic knowledge by developing innovative integrated devices and circuits as well as optical metasurfaces. Our research includes a wide range of activities, including device and materials modelling both at fundamental and circuit level, novel design methodologies based on machine learning and optimization, new circuit architectures, gratings, metamaterials, and metasurfaces.


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Optimization of hydrogen silsesquioxane planarization for multilayer photonic platforms

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Single-layer silicon metalens for broadband achromatic focusing and wide field of view

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Inverse design of photonic integrated devices: Optimization and machine learning

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Polarization independent silicon micro antenna based on a subwavelength metamaterial

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Integrated polarization beam splitters in the silicon nitride platform for 950 nm and 1300 nm wavelengths

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Two-dimensional integrated optical phased array with high fill-factor antennas

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Conferences 2025

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Broadband mode exchanger based on subwavelength Y-junctions

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CLEO 2024

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Stochastic and multi-objective design of photonic devices with machine learning

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Post-doc position

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Post-doc positions

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ERC Project BEAMS

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Photonics West conference

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Coupling light efficiently between integrated photonic circuits and the external world

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Photonics Europe conference

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Webinar

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Mapping the global design space of nanophotonic components using machine learning pattern recognition