Dr. Cristiano M. B. Cordeiro has been an active researcher in the field of Optics and Photonics for the last 15 years having published 60+ papers in international journals in collaboration with colleagues from Brazil and abroad, in particular England, Australia, Spain, Portugal, Canada, Colombia and Sweden. Member of the Brazilian Academy of Science from 2011 to 2015 his work was cited more than 1500 times (Web of Science) with an h-factor of 19. Cordeiro is, since 2008, Assistant Professor in the Institute of Physics of the State University of Campinas (UNICAMP), Campinas, Brazil, with PhD (2003) in the same University, and postdoc from University of Bath, England. He is head of the Specialty Optical Fiber & Photonics Materials Laboratory (LaFE) at UNICAMP whose main research areas are the development and application of new types of optical fibers (such as photonic crystal fibers and micro/nanofibers) and how to extend its functionalities. Cristiano coordinates or participates in a number of different research projects funded by Fapesp, Capes, CNPq, FINEP and the TBE Company involving areas such as optical devices and sensors, telecommunications and nanophotonics. He was directly involved in the proposal and organization of several scientific events, from grad/undergrad Schools to high level International Conferences including the 1st Workshop on Specialty Optical Fibers and their Applications (WSOF2008). In 2010 he acted as a Guest Editor of the ?Special Issue on Photonic Crystal-Based Sensors? in the IEEE Sensors Journal. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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| Brazilian researcher creates an ultra-simple inexpensive method to fabricate optical fiber |
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The project ís based on the study of fiber-based plasmonic sensors. Using optical fibers instead of a prism in plasmonic sensors has opened up the way towards remote sensing applications with a high degree of integration and the advantages of compact size and low cost. This has drawn a lot of attention and many groups have studied both experimentally and theoretically various optical-fibe…
This project aims to study Fiber Bragg Gratings (FBGs) and Tilted Fiber Bragg Gratings (TFBGs) inscribed in optical fibers and apply them in the development of new optical sensors. The initial part of the project involves optimizing the inscription procedure of the gratings and conducting initial measurements of mechanical stress and temperature. The second part of the project focuses on …
This project aims the numerical investigation of acoustic and optical properties of specialty optical fibers with potential for the development of high frequency acousto-optic modulators and broadband fiber-optic ultrasonic sensors and transmitters up to 100 MHz. Such devices have remarkable applications in telecommunications, industry, biomedicine, and Defense. This research intends ther…
Hollow-core microstructured optical fibers assume nowadays a prominent position in photonics due to the impact of their development on fields ranging from fundamental physics to applied areas such as the development of devices and sensors. Among the potentialities of hollow-core fibers, one finds their capability of acting, simultaneously, as waveguides and micro-reservoirs, as their micr…
Inhibited-Coupling Hollow-Core Photonic-Crystal Fibers (IC-HCPCFs) emerge nowadays as important candidates to the development of the new state-of-the-art in fiber optics. The recent demonstrations on their performances and their wide application panorama entail great interest from the scientific community. In this context, this project proposes the development of IC-HCPCF-based devices an…
This investigation will study antiressonant optical fibers. Those fibers are made with a central hollow core and surrounding structures (rings, ellipses, cones). The project will include the development of a method to manufacture the fibers on silica and will bring some tasks not explored until this moment in our Laboratory. The fibers will be pulled and characterized and some application…
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This project intends to study new all-optical fibre sensors and devices in collaboration with Prof. Heike Ebendorff-Heidepriem from the School of Physical Sciences from University of Adelaide, Australia. Chemical and biological sensors will likely be the main (but not exclusive) focus with strong interaction with researchers and students from the 'Institute for Photonics and Advanced Sens…
This research project has, as its goal, the study, from an experimental stance, of a new class of material that has emerged as a promising technology concerning the development of optical elements - silk. The main motivation for this project is centered in the increasing need to develop biocompatible biophotonic devices and optical elements which could offer characteristics as controlled …
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| 12 / 7 | Completed scholarships in Brazil |
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| 17 / 12 | All research grants and scholarships |
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