The Photonics, Numerical and Nanosciences Laboratory (LP2N) is a Joint Research Unit (UMR 5298) between the Institut d'Optique Graduate School, the University of Bordeaux and the CNRS. It was created on January 1st, 2011. It forms one of the components of the Bordeaux site of the Institute of Optics within the Institute of Optics of Aquitaine where training, research and innovation coexist. His research focuses on complex systems integrating optics and computing.
The LP2N is a dynamic structure several times rewarded. She is involved in several major national and international projects.
Philippe Lalanne, lauréat d'une ERC Advanced
Philippe Lalanne has recently obtained an ERC Advanced grant for his UNSEEN project. ERC Advanced Grants are awarded to outstanding researchers who have already made...
Advances and application in optical metrology
In the last years, optical metrology has been used as an efficient tool to get information from several physicals, chemical, and biological system. An overview...
50 W low-noise single-frequency thulium-doped fiber amplifier at 1844 nm
Poncelet Kentin, Lavit Coline, Prakash Roopa, Dubé Thomas, Pierre Christophe, Guiraud Germain, Traynor Nicholas, Hilico Adèle, Santarelli Giorgio,
30 W-class tunable single-frequency thulium-doped fiber amplifier at 1730–1762 nm with low intensity noise
Poncelet Kentin, Dubé Thomas, Lavit Coline, Gu Ruizhe, Hamdi Saïd, Prakash Roopa, Traynor Nicholas, Hilico Adèle, Guiraud Germain, Santarelli Giorgio,
High-power, 420-nm, low-intensity-noise laser source for quantum computing applications
Dubé Thomas, Lavit Coline, Darwich Dia, Thakur Siddharatha, Poncelet Kentin, Goeppner Mathieu, Hilaire Thomas, Guiraud Germain, Traynor Nicholas, Hilico Adèle, Santarelli Giorgio,
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