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Posted by Colm on October 2011.
At this year's Photonics Ireland conference
held in The Grand Hotel, Malahide, Dublin, tribute was paid to Professor Chris Dainty of the National University of Ireland, Galway for his contribution to applied optics both in Ireland and abroad. The tribute, which contains contributions from Brian MacCraith (President, DCU), Aisling McEvoy (Scientific Programme Manager, Science Foundation Ireland), Elizabeth Rogan (CEO, Optical Society of America) and Eugene Arthurs (CEO, Society of Photographic Instrumentation Engineers) can be viewed below.
Photonics Ireland 2011 from DCU Radio and Optics on Vimeo.
Posted by Colm on June 2011.
Prof. Lim Nguyen from the Department of Computer and Electronics
Engineering at University of Nebraska-Lincoln has joined the lab for a
five month period.
Posted by Colm on June 2011.
Radio and Optical Communications lab spin out company Pilot Photonics
showcase their optical comb source at OFC 2011!
Posted by Colm on June 2011.
Congratulations to Dr. Sylwester Latkowski, Dr. Haymen Shams and Dr.
Barry Cardiff on the successful defence of their Ph.D. theses.
Older News
Posted by Karl on November 2009.
The Radio and Optical Communications Lab took part in the Rince day for
staff and students of the Rince Institute on Thursday 1st October 2009
in the Dunboyne Castle Hotel. Photos from Rince Day can be found here.
Posted by Karl on Febuary 2009.
Congratulations to Dr. Robert Maher, Dr. Frank Smyth and Dr. Krzysztof
Bondarczuk on the successful defence of their Ph.D. theses.
Radio and Optical Communcation Lab Overview
The Optical Communications Lab in Dublin City University was established in 1998. Upon the formation of the Rince Institute in 1999, the Optical Communications Lab and the Radio Lab merged to form the Radio and Optical Communications Group. This group now forms one of the main research laboratories within the Rince Institute.
The main goal of the Radio and Optical Communications Group is to focus on the design, simulation and demonstration of new technolgies for future broadband photonic communication systems.