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Pt180702000020uqwt.Pdf Program at a glance July 8 July 9 July 10 July 11 Location Registration 08:00-19:00 07:30-19:00 08:00-19:00 08:00-16:00 Lobby Opening 08:30-08:45 Liao Ning Ballroom, 8F Plenary Session 08:45-12:15 Liao Ning Ballroom, 8F 09:00-12:00 09:00-12:00 Technical Sessions 13:30-17:30 7F 13:30-17:30 13:30-17:30 Poster Session 15:30-17:30 Corridor, 8F Welcome Reception 17:30-19:30 Liao Ning Ballroom, 8F Banquet and Award Ceremony 18:00-21:00 Liao Ning Ballroom, 8F 09:00-11:00 微纳光学制造培训班 Yingkou, 7F 13:00-17:00 光电芯片产业高峰论坛 14:00-17:00 Benxi, 7F “论文图像处理与技巧”讲座 19:00-21:00 Yingkou, 7F 英文科技论文写作培训 19:00-21:00 Benxi, 7F Meet CLP's Editors 16:00-17:30 Corridor, 8F Table Tennis Game 18:00-21:00 18:00-21:00 Institute of Physics Badminton Game 18:00-21:00 18:00-21:00 Beihang University Contents Committee ··························································································· I Sponsors ····························································································· II Acknowledgment ·················································································· III General Information ·············································································· IV Maps ··································································································· VI Special Events ····················································································· IX Agenda of Sessions ·············································································· 1 Abstracts of Sessions ··········································································· 31 Plenary Session ·············································································· 31 Session 1. Photonic Integration and Optical Interconnect ···················· 35 Session 2. Advanced Fiber Optics & Sensing Technology ··················· 45 Session 3. Biomedical Photonics ······················································ 55 Session 4. Optical Design and Optical Precision Measurement ············ 69 Session 5. Optical Communications and Networks ····························· 75 Session 6. Optical Imaging and Holography ······································· 84 Session 7. Plasmonics and Metamaterials ········································ 102 Session 8. Lasers and Nonlinear Optics ··········································· 109 Session 9. Quantum Optics and Quantum Information Technology ····· 119 Session 10. Laser Micro-Nano Processing and Fabrication ·················· 130 Session 11. Microwave Photonics ····················································· 139 Session 12. Nano Photonics and 2D Optoelectronics ·························· 149 Session 13. Cavity Optomechanics ··················································· 159 Poster Session ··············································································· 179 Committee Conference Chairs Bingkun Zhou Dieter Bimberg Tsinghua University, China TU Berlin, Germany CIOMP, CAS, China Technical Program Chairs Xiaoyi Bao Cunzheng Ning Wolfgang Osten University of Ottawa, Canada Tsinghua University, China University of Stuttgart, Germany Arizona State University, USA Local Chair Yidong Huang Tsinghua University, China Hosts Chinese Laser Press Tsinghua University International Center for Nano-optoelectronics Technical Cosponsor The international society for optics and photonics I Sponsors Diamond Sponsors Gold Sponsors Silver Sponsors 诺派激光 2018新版 中文字体为黑体加粗 英文字体为Arial Bold 光 研 科 技 II Acknowledgement The Conference Committee would like to thank the following teams for attending CIOP 2018. Huazhong University of Science and Technology Shanghai Institute of Microsystem and Information Technology North University of China School of Physics, Shandong University III General Information Conference Venue: Liaoning International Hotel Address: No.2 A North 4th Ring Road West, Haidian District, Beijing P.R. China Speaker Preparation Time of an oral talk will be 15 min, including Q & A. For all oral speakers, please arrive the session room 30 min before your talk to upload and check the PPT. The presentation language is English. No shows of the oral presentation will be recorded and these papers will not be published. Poster Preparation Authors are required to stand by their posters during the poster session for discussion. Please make sure to print your mobile tel. and email in the poster, because the conference staff will contact the winner of Best Poster Award, which will be selected on-site the poster session. Poster session: 15:30-17:30, Tuesday, July 10 Poster board size: 0.95 m (length) x 2.47 m (height), recommended poster size: 0.8m x 1.2 m Set-up time: 8:00-15:30, Tuesday, July 10 Poster presenters are responsible to remove their poster, the conference staff will not collect the posters left at the end of the poster session. No shows of the poster will be recorded and these papers will not be published. Social Activities Welcome Reception The welcome reception of CIOP 2018 is open for all registered attendees. It will be held on Sunday, July 8. A ticket is provided within the badge. Location: Liao Ning Ballroom, 8th floor of Liaoning International Hotel Time: 17:30-19:30 Banquet and Award Ceremony The banquet and award ceremony of CIOP 2018 will be held on Tuesday, July 10. A ticket is provided within the badge of the regular registration type. Location: Liao Ning Ballroom, 8th floor of Liaoning International Hotel Time: 18:00-21:00 The following awards will be presented at the banquet: Best Paper Awards 3 winners The candidates will be selected from all contributed submissions, according to the review outcomes. The selection will be voted by all session chairs and technical program chairs. Best Poster Awards 10 winners The winner will be selected by reviewers on-site the conference during the poster session. 2017 Editor-in-Chief Choice Award of Photonics Research 1 winner 2017 Editor-in-Chief Choice Award of Chinese Optics Letters 2 winners 2017 Editor-in-Chief Choice Award of Chinese Journal of Lasers 4 winners, sponsored by 2017 Editor-in-Chief Choice Award of Acta Optica Sinica 4 winners, sponsored by “Dyna Sense” Badminton Game 3 winners, sponsored by “CLP” Table Tennis Game 3 winners IV Optics Frontier—The 10th International Conference on Information Optics and Photonics (CIOP 2018) Special acknowledgement for the 10 hosts of CIOP CIOC 2008 CIOC 2009 Nanjing University of Information Ocean University of China Science & Technology CIOC 2010 CIOC 2012 Guangxi Normal University Kunming University of Science and Technology CIOP 2013 CIOP 2014 Huaqiao University Jilin University CIOP 2015 CIOP 2016 Nanjing University Shanghai Jiao Tong University CIOP 2017 CIOP 2018 Harbin Institute of Technology Tsinghua University Optics Frontier—The 10th International Conference on Information Optics and Photonics (CIOP 2018) V VI Map of 8F Poster Session Poster Session Welcome Reception 17:30 - 19:30, July 8 Elevator & Upstairs Opening & Plenary Session 8:30 - 12:15, July 9 Washing Room Banquet and Award Ceremony 18:00 - 21:00, July 10 Poster Session 15:30 - 17:30, July 10 Optics Frontier—The 10th International Conference on Information Optics and Photonics (CIOP 2018) Map of 7F, Technical Session Fushun Tieling Benxi Session 2 Session 4 Session 11 Elevator Chaoyang Liaoyang Dandong Yingkou Jinzhou Session 7 Session 12 Session 1 Session 5 Session 9 July 9-10 Session 6 July 11 Fuxin Elevator Session 10 Shenyang Anshan Session 6 Session 8 Dalian VIP Session 3 Session 13 1 Photonic Integration and Optical Interconnect 2 Advanced Fiber Optics & Sensing Technology 3 Biomedical Photonics 4 Optical Design and Optical Precision Measurement 5 Optical Communications and Networks 6 Optical Imaging and Holography 7 Plasmonics and Metamaterials 8 Lasers and Nonlinear Optics 9 Quantum Optics and Quantum Information Technology 10 Laser Micro-Nano Processing and Fabrication 11 Microwave Photonics 12 Nano Photonics and 2D Optoelectronics 13 Cavity Optomechanics Elevator & Upstairs Washing Room VII Optics Frontier—The 10th International Conference on Information Optics and Photonics (CIOP 2018) Tips Volunteers and staffs are in blue T-shirts. You can go to registration desk or the CLP service center if you need any help. Wifi: LIAONING-HOTEL (No password) LIAONING-HOTEL-1 (No password) Shuttle Bus: From Xijiao Hotel to Liaoning International Hotel Time: 8:00 am, 8:15 am For more details, please pay attention to the notice board in the lobby of Xijiao Hotel Meals The meal tickets are printed with badge. Please go to the canteen according to the time and location writen in the ticket. There are two canteens for distribution. 1. Sheng An Hui Cafe ( 盛安汇咖啡厅 ), 1F 2. Sheng Jing Ge ( 盛京阁风味餐厅 ), 2F Presentation types are noted as P for plenary talk K for keynote talk I for invited talk O for oral talk VIII Optics Frontier—The 10th International Conference on Information Optics and Photonics (CIOP 2018) Special Events 光电芯片产业高峰论坛 光电芯片作为光通信、互联网、物联网以及人工智能系统的核心，对国家 发展和科技创新具有重要战略意义。目前我国的光电芯片受制于人，亟待发展 产业，走出“无芯”困境。本次“光电芯片产业高峰论坛”邀请了外延、工艺、封装、 应用等光电子芯片产业链上的国内高新企业，以期通过信息交流和思想碰撞， 整合资源、凝聚力量，共同推动我国光电芯片产业的发展。 时 间：2018 年 7 月 8 日，14:00-17:00 地 点：辽宁大厦，7 层，本溪厅 主持人：黄翊东，清华大学 日 程 激光照明的关键技术、现状和未来 14:00-14:20 杨毅，上海蓝湖照明科技有限公司 化合物半导体激光外延片国产化 14:20-14:40 罗帅，江苏华兴激光科技有限公司 高端光电子激光器芯片的国产化 14:40-15:00 曲迪，华慧芯科技 ( 天津 ) 有限公司 VCSEL 的最近进展 15:00-15:20 赵励，常州纵慧芯光半导体科技有限公司 15:20-15:40 茶歇 用于下一代云计算及无线光网络的激光器 15:40-16:00 刘圣，苏州旭创科技有限公司 3D 传感的挑战和机遇 16:00-16:20 朱力，光鉴科技 激光雷达“芯”机遇 16:20-16:40 李云翔，北京一径科技有限公司 量子级联激光器及其应用 16:40-17:00 王胤，宁波海尔欣光电科技有限公司 Optics
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