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The CUDOS research program has two central themes: micro-photonics and nonlinear photonics.
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The University of Sydney - CUDOS
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| Sydney University The research laboratories of the University of Sydney School of Physics node of CUDOS consist of six individual laser laboratories, a large common area housing an extensive suite. |
ANU Laser Australian National University fabricates planar optical waveguides and photonic crystal structures from chalcogenide glasses in support of the CUDOS program. |
ANU Nonlinear Two fully equipped experimental nonlinear optics laboratories were established in the first year of the Centre. The laboratory equipment, which was partially supported by CUDOS funds |
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| Macquarie University The research laboratories of the CUDOS @ Macquarie Node include our newly refurbished photonics laboratories housing a suite of micro-processing and micro-characterisation equipment. |
Swinburne CMP Ti:Sapphire femtosecond lasers and an optical parametric oscillator have been used for the fabrication of photonic crystal structures in polymer materials and lithium niobate crystals. |
UTS Computational modelling is integral to the research programs of CUDOS. A dedicated parallel computing Linux Cluster has been acquired by UTS with CUDOS funds. |
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| RMIT University The RMIT University node of CUDOS will focus on 3-D hybrid integration optics platforms and high-speed Tb/s coherent communications |
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