PhD in Ultra-stable Hollow-core Fibre Photonics University of Southampton in United Kingdom

PhD opportunity at the University of Southampton in Quantum Signals via Hollow-Core Optical Fibres . This project sits at the intersection of physics , electrical engineering , optical physics , experimental physics , and quantum mechanics . The research explores how newly developed hollow-core optical fibres can transport quantum signals and states at wavelengths used by quantum sources and detectors, while also carrying classical telecom signals. The project highlights applications in long-dis...

PhD opportunity at the University of Southampton in low-loss soft-glass microstructured optical fibres (MOFs) and their nonlinear optical applications . The project sits in the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences and is supervised by Dr Tonglei Cheng and Dr Lin Xu . Research topics include soft-glass materials, optical fibre design, dispersion engineering, nonlinear optics, fibre fabrication, and device applications such as wavelength converters, Raman lasers and amplifiers, Brillouin-b...

PhD opportunity at the University of Southampton in interaction of light and sound in emerging hollow-core optical fibres . This project is based at the Optoelectronics Research Centre , Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences, and is supervised by Professor Radan Slavik and Professor Gilberto Brambilla . The research focuses on hollow-core optical fibres , optical physics , experimental physics , and electronic engineering , with an emphasis on how light propagating in air-filled fibre cor...

Applications are invited for a funded PhD project at Aston University in the Aston Institute of Photonic Technologies (AiPT) , working with Dr Mingming Tan on Next-Generation Optical Signal Processing Using Nonlinear Fourier Methods . This project sits at the intersection of optical physics , photonics , optical communications , and nonlinear signal processing . The research explores how the nonlinear Fourier spectrum can be used to better describe and control light in nonlinear systems, with a ...

PhD opportunity in programmable silicon photonic circuits at the University of Southampton. This project sits in the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences and is supervised by Professor David Thomson and Professor Goran Mashanovich. The research focuses on programmable silicon photonic integrated circuits (PICs) that can be reconfigured for multiple applications, including optical communications, sensing, and LiDAR. You will work on designing, fabricating, and testing configurable silicon...