Glass Reflections
Glass in the Year of Light
7th to 9th September 2015

The Science of Glass


In the right hand column is a list of accepted papers for the "Science of Glass" stream of the Glass Reflections conference. This is the major stream which runs throughout the three days of the conference. When another stream of presentations runs in parallel with this, the programmes are synchronised to allow delegates if they so wish to attend papers of their choice from either stream.

In this list, the papers are identified by Presenting Author (in alphabetic order of surname) and paper title.

To access the abstract of interest please click on the highlighted name of the Presenting Author (if this name is not highlighted, it indicates that the abstract is not yet available).

Venue:
University of Cambridge
Murray Edwards College

article posted 28 Jan 2015
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Papers about Chalcogenide Glasses

Invited Guest Speakers:
 StephenElliott 
University of Cambridge
Optical- and electrical-induced changes in chalcogenide glasses
 

Presentations:
 Emma Barney 
Structure-property relationships in antimony based chalcogenide glasses
 
 Lifeng Chen 
Three-dimensional Chalcogenide photonic crystals
created by direct laser writing and chemical vapor deposition

 
 Richard Curry 
Localised control of chalcogenide properties
 
 Ajoy Kumar Kar 
3D Nonlinear Chalcogenide Devices
 
 Khouler Khan 
Achieving low loss chalcogenide glasses
 
Vinita Mittal
High contrast mid-infrared chalcogenide waveguides for biosensing applications
 
 Stuart Reid 
Protective infrared antireflection coating for chalcogenide glass
 
 Carlos Rios 
Phase-change chalcogenide photonics
 
 Tomas Wagner 
Nanoscale Memories in Chalcogenide Glass Films
 
 David Wright 
Exploiting Mixed-Mode Optical-Electrical Functionality in Chalcogenide Glasses