Advance in photorefractive polymers and application
P.-A. Blanche et al., “Advance in photorefractive polymers and application”, SPIE Proceedings, volume 9564, (2015). Link
P.-A. Blanche et al., “Advance in photorefractive polymers and application”, SPIE Proceedings, volume 9564, (2015). Link
Invited talk at the SPIE Optics+Photonics meeting on Photorefractive polymers, San Diego, CA.
04/15/15: SPIE JM3 the Journal of Micro/Nanolithography, MEMS, and MOEMS is having a special issue on MEMS and holography. See the call for paper here: http://spie.org/x1834.xml#Holography
Manuscript due date is May 15th.
02/05/14: P-A Blanche et al., “Microsecond reconfigurable NxN data-communication switch using DMD”, invited talk at SPIE Photonics West, Emerging Digital Micromirror Device Based Systems and Applications VI
and B. Lynn et al., “Microsecond regime free-space fiber optical switch: 32-port to 32-port scalable device”, Optical interconnects XIV, 8991.
01/20/14: “Field Guide to Holography”, SPIE press book. Link
12/02/13: P.-A. Blanche et al., “Digital micro-mirror device as a diffractive reconfigurable optical switch for telecommunication”, SPIE Journal of Micro/Nanolithography, MEMS, and MOEMS (JM3), 13 (1), 011104 (2013). Link
09/25/13: C. M. Liebig et al., “Enhanced gain dynamics in photorefractive polymers”, SPIE proceedings 8847, Photonic Fiber and Crystal Devices: Advances in Materials and Innovations in Device Applications VII, 88470A (September 25, 2013). Link
03/08/13: P.-A. Blanche et al., “DMD as a diffractive reconfigurable optical switch for telecommunication”, in SPIE proceedings 8618, “Emerging Digital Micromirror Device Based Systems and Applications V”, Michael R. Douglass; Patrick I. Oden Eds, 86180N, March 2013. Link
02/02/13: Oral presentation at the SPIE Photonics West MOEMS/MEMS conference: “DMD as a diffractive reconfigurable optical switch for telecommunication”.
09/30/10: Our paper presented at the SPIE photonics west conference entitled “Future of photorefractive based holographic 3D display” is in the top ten of the most frequently downloaded papers from the SPIE Digital Library.