The 2020 edition | Details and programme
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Scientific Committee
- Dr Michaël Lobet | University of Liège - University of Namur - Harvard University
- Dr Sébastien Mouchet | University of Namur - University of Exeter
- Dr Gilles Rosolen | University of Mons
BePOM 2020 was supported by
Final programme
10:00-10:05 | Opening Remarks
10:05-10:35 | Pascal Kockaert (ULB) @PascalKockaert
Characterization of 2D materials for optical applications: interplay between the interaction model
and the measurement technique.
10:35-11:05 | Luc Henrard (UNamur) @LucHenrard1
Plasmonic at the nanoscale.
11:05-11:35 | Sammy Verbruggen (UAntwerp) Website
Studying the Activity and Stability of Plasmonic Photocatalysts using Core-Shell systems.
11:35-12:05 | Olivier Absil (ULg) @AbsilOli
Nanostructured infrared vortex phase masks for stellar coronagraphy.
12:05-13:20 | e-Lunch | Break 1
13:20-13:50 | Heidi Ottevaere (VUB) @hottevae
Brussels Photonics: from pilot line for freeform-based optics to optofluidic chips.
13:50-14:20 | Dries Van Thourhout (UGent) @DThourhout
Heterogeneous integration for Silicon Photonics.
14:20-14:50 | Christophe Caucheteur (UMons)
Optical fiber gratings biosensors.
14:50-15:05 | e-Tea | Break 2
15:05-15:35 | Clément Lauzin (UCL)
Optics and lasers for high-resolution molecular spectroscopy.
15:35-16:05 | Christophe Caloz (KUL) Website - @calozch
Towards Magnetless Optical Nonreciprocity.
16:05-16:35 | Milos Nesladek (UHasselt)
Detecting single electron and nuclear spins in diamond.
16:35-16:45 | Closing Remarks
