Jacques Lefebvre

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Université Laval Pavillon d'Optique-photonique

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Jacques Lefebvre is a research professional at Université Laval Pavillon d'Optique-photonique in Canada. His research areas focus on optical amplification, particularly involving Erbium-doped fibers and high-bismuth-content phospho-silicate materials. Additionally, he investigates the application of semiconducting carbon nanotubes in printed electronics and gas sensing technologies.

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Younes Messaddeq

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Laval University

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Victor Anthony Garcia Rivera

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CANADA

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Sophie LaRochelle

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Laval University

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High-bismuth-content phospho-silicate fiber for optical amplification

Hybrid Pumping for Optimized Electrical Power Usage in Cladding-Pumped L-Band Amplifiers

Improving Extended L-Band Fiber Amplifiers Using Er3+: Y3+ Co-Doped Silicate With Optimized Alumino-Phospho-Silicate Glass Matrix

Analysis of signal excited-state absorption for improving extended L-band erbium-doped fibers

Baria-Silica Erbium-Doped Fibers for Extended L-Band Amplification

Direct printing of functional 3D objects using polymerization-induced phase separation

Phenanthroline Additives for Enhanced Semiconducting Carbon Nanotube Dispersion Stability and Transistor Performance

Enrichment of Semiconducting Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes with Indigo-Fluorene-Based Copolymers and Their Use in Printed Thin-Film Transistors and Carbon Dioxide Gas Sensors

(Invited) Challenges in Quantifying the Purity of Semiconducting Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes

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Younes Messaddeq

Victor Anthony Garcia Rivera

Sophie LaRochelle

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