The manufacture of complex micro-optical elements on the ends of optical fibres, using a Focused Ion Beam Microscope

Vlad Stolojan

Advanced Technology Institute, University of Surrey

Dr Vlad Stolojan is a Senior Lecturer at the Advanced Technology Institute, University of Surrey. His research covers most aspects of electron and ion microscopy and associated spectroscopic techniques, with particular focus onto nanomanufacturing using the ion beam, as well as the fabrication and application of carbon nanomaterials. He has published over 100 journal articles, with 2 book contributions and 1 book on transmission electron microscopy in print. He is an alumni of the University of East Anglia (BSc) and the University of Cambridge (PhD) and is a Member of the IOP and the Royal Microscopical Society.http://www.surrey.ac.uk/ati/nec/people/vlad_stolojan/

Abstract

Coupling optical fibres to the new generation of silicon photonic devices typically involves direct contact of the cleaved fibre to the chip or contacting it through diffracting or lensing optics fabricated on chips, but with... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Vlad Stolojan (Advanced Technology Institute, University of Surrey)
  2. David Cox (Advanced Technology Institute, University of Surrey)
  3. Mark Langridge (Advanced Technology Institute, University of Surrey)
  4. Irshaad Fatadin (National Physical Laboratory)
  5. Robert Ferguson (National Physical Laboratory)

Topic Areas

Lithography and nanofabrication (large scale nanostructuring) , New instrumentation for spectroscopy and microscopy

Session

OS2-101a » Lithography and nanofabrication (large scale nanostructuring) (14:30 - Thursday, 8th December, Tower 24 - Room 101)

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