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From Concept to Chip: Accelerating Photonics R&D with Lumerical’s Integrated Workflow

Overview

Join us for an insightful session on how Lumerical’s integrated photonics simulation platform is transforming research and development in the field of optics. From system-level design to device-level accuracy, discover how Ansys solutions are driving innovation in Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs). The webinar also covers emerging trends like co-packaged optics for high-speed data communication.

Focused Industries

  • Academics

Who Should Attend

  • Faculty and researchers working in optics, photonics, or semiconductor domains.
  • Postgraduate and PhD students interested in photonic device simulation.
  • Industry professionals and R&D engineers exploring PICs and high-speed optical communication.

Key Highlights

  • How to leverage Lumerical’s simulation ecosystem for end-to-end photonics design.
  • The role of multiphysics simulation in developing Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs).
  • An introduction to co-packaged optics and its impact on next-gen data processing systems.

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