Muhammad Imran

Assistant Professor

Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna

Italy

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Dr. Muhammad Imran is an Assistant Professor at Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna in Italy. His research primarily focuses on advancements in optical communication and networks, including novel modulation formats and secure quantum communication technologies. Recent publications highlight his work on multi-core fiber coherent detection and thermal vulnerability detection in integrated circuits.

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BUSHRA JALIL

Assistant Professor

Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna

ITALY

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Luca Poti

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Universitas Mercatorum

ITALY

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Mirco Scaffardi

ITALY

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Andrea Marotta

Assistant Professor

University of L'Aquila

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Muhammad Imran

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Articles (10)

Increasing capacity of intra-datacenter communications using a novel combination of DQPSK and PAM-4 modulation formats

A Field Trial of Multi-Homodyne Coherent Detection over Multi-Core Fiber for Encryption and Steganography

Multi-Static Multi-Band Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Constellation Based on Integrated Photonic Circuits

Advancements in optical communication and networks

Smart Self-Coherent Optical Communication for Short Distances

On-chip tunable SOI interferometer for quantum random number generation based on phase diffusion in lasers

Stealth and secured optical coherent transmission using a gain switched frequency comb and multi-homodyne coherent detection

Demonstration of Stealthy and Encrypted Optical Transmission Below Adjacent 50 GHz DWDM Channels

Thermal vulnerability detection in integrated electronic and photonic circuits using infrared thermography

Secure Quantum Communication Technologies and Systems: From Labs to Markets

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Dan Sadot

BUSHRA JALIL

Luca Poti

Mirco Scaffardi

Andrea Marotta

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