Andrea Fiore

Semiconductor Nanophotonics

We investigate the physics and applications of nanophotonic structures and devices based on III-V semiconductors. Key research topics include the control of radiative emission in nanostructured semiconductors, nano-opto-electro-mechanical systems for sensing and communication, and integrated microspectrometers.

Nanophotonics Sensing

We investigate the fundamental limits and applications of optical sensing using nanophotonic structures. By using advanced nanophotonic concepts we engineer the spectral response of detectors and emitters to realize integrated spectrometers with optimized performance and minimum footprint. We further investigate a novel generation of optical sensors based on photonic-crystal nano-opto-mechanical structures, for application in nanoscale metrology and industrial process monitoring.

Meet some of our Researchers

Full Professor

Andrea Fiore

Postdoc

Chenhui Li

Doctoral Candidate-TA

Anne van Klinken

Doctoral Candidate

Matteo Lodde

Doctoral Candidate

Luca Picelli

Doctoral Candidate

Arthur Hendriks

Doctoral Candidate

Don van Elst

University Researcher

Fang Ou

Postdoc

Mildred Cano-Velázquez

News

Photo: Bart van Overbeeke
April 22, 2022
Photonics sector Eindhoven gets major boost with 1.1 billion euro investment
Project PhotonDelta lays groundwork for worldwide leading position of the Netherlands in production of light-based chips.
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January 12, 2022
New tiny sensor makes the invisible visible
Miniaturized near-infrared sensor that could fit in a smartphone can analyze the chemical content of milk and plastics.
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MantiSpectra: Seeing more with invisible light
April 21, 2021
New integrated device for nanometer-scale sensing
May 19, 2020

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