Silicon Photonics III: Systems and Applications (Hardcover)
暫譯: 矽光子學 III：系統與應用（精裝版）

本書是有關矽光子學系列書籍的第三卷。它報告了完全整合系統的發展，其中許多不同的光子元件被整合在一起以構建複雜的電路。這展示了矽光子學的全部潛力。本書包含了多位來自主要公司、研究中心和大學的工程師和科學家撰寫的章節，這些機構在該領域中活躍。對於所有希望了解矽光子學在微電子、電信和消費電子市場的潛力及最新應用的人士，本書都將有所幫助。

David J. Lockwood earned BSc (1964), MSc (1966), and PhD (1969) degrees in physics at the University of Canterbury and was awarded a DSc in 2000. His doctoral research work was on inelastic light (Raman) scattering from insulators under Professor Alister G. McLellan. He spent 1970-71 as a post-doctoral fellow in physical chemistry with Professor Donald E. Irish at the University of Waterloo working on the vibrational spectroscopy of solvated cations. Dr. Lockwood then moved to Edinburgh University as a research fellow in the group of Professor William Cochran and spent six years there researching the dynamical properties of structural phase transitions and antiferromagnets. As a result of these studies he was awarded a DSc (1978) degree in physics by Edinburgh University. In 1978, Dr. Lockwood joined the Division of Physics of the National Research Council (NRC) of Canada, where he is now a Principal Research Officer in the Institute for Microstructural Sciences.

At NRC, Dr. Lockwood continued his investigations of the electronic and magnetic excitations of antiferromagnets culminating in the classic book on light scattering in magnetic solids co-authored with Professor Michael G. Cottam. Since the mid-1980s he has researched the optical properties of semiconductor heterostructures, superlattices, and more recently, nanostructures. His seminal work on silicon nanostructures resulted in the definitive and widely cited observation of quantum-confined light emission in silicon and also of self-organized growth in superlattice structures. Dr. Lockwood has now published over 550 papers and 22 books on these topics and holds 7 patents.

Dr. Lockwood has been extremely active in the promotion of science internationally through his service in recent years on more than 40 international and national committees including work within NATO, IUPAP, and the American Physical Society, where he was chair of the Forum on International Physics. He is an Editor of Solid State Communications and a member of the Editorial Boards of Physica E, Low Temperature Physics, The Open Condensed Matter Physics Journal, and Physics in Canada and is also Founding Editor for the Book Series on Nanostructure Science and Technology. Within the Electrochemical Society (ECS), he has co-organized or chaired a number of very successful international symposia on pits and pores, quantum confinement, and advanced luminescent materials and has served on the Board of Directors of ECS as well as chair of the Luminescence and Display Materials Division. He has served on the executive of the Canadian Association of Physicists as director of international affairs and also as treasurer, and of the Royal Society of Canada as treasurer.

Dr. Lockwood is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, the American Physical Society, and the Electrochemical Society, and is a member of the Materials Research Society, ASTM International, the Institute of Nanotechnology, and the Canadian Association of Physicists. In 2005 he was awarded the Brockhouse Medal of the Canadian Association of Physicists for outstanding achievement in condensed matter and materials physics and the Tory Medal of the Royal Society of Canada for outstanding research in any branch of astronomy, chemistry, mathematics, physics, or an allied science.

Lorenzo Pavesi is Professor of Experimental Physics at the University of Trento (Italy). Born the 21^st of November 1961, he received his PhD in Physics in 1990 at the Ecole Polytechnique Federale of Lausanne (Switzerland). In 1990 he became Assistant Professor, an Associate Professor in 1999 and Full Professor in 2002 at the University of Trento. He leads the nanoscience laboratory (25 people), teaches several classes at the Science Faculty of the University of Trento, and is dean of the PhD School in Physics. He founded the research activity in semiconductor optoelectronics at the University of Trento and started several laboratories of photonics, growth and advanced treatment of materials. He is in charge of the professional master in NEMS-MEMS, coorganized between University and FBK. He has directed more than 15 PhD students and more than 20 Master thesis students. His research activity concerned the optical properties of semiconductors. During the last years, he concentrated on Silicon based photonics where he looks for the convergence between photonics and electronics by using silicon nanostructures. He is interested in active photonics devices which can be integrated in silicon by using classical waveguides or novel waveguides such as those based on dynamical photonic crystals. His interests encompass also optical sensors or biosensors and solar cells. In silicon photonics, he is one of the worldwide recognized experts, he organized several international conferences, workshops and schools and is a frequently invited speaker. He manages several research projects, both national and international. He advises EC on photonics and is a frequently invited reviewer, monitor or referee for photonics projects by several grant agencies. He is an author or co-author of more than 250 papers, author of several reviews, editor of more than 10 books, author of 2 books and holds six patents. He is in the editorial board of Research Letters in Physics and he was in the editorial board of Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnologies, in the directive council of the LENS (Florence), in the Board of Delegates of E-MRS. He holds an H-number of 33 according to the web of science

大衛·J·洛克伍德於1964年在坎特伯里大學獲得物理學學士學位，1966年獲得碩士學位，1969年獲得博士學位，並於2000年獲得科學博士學位。他的博士研究工作是在阿利斯特·G·麥克萊倫教授的指導下，研究絕緣體的非彈性光（拉曼）散射。他於1970年至1971年在滑鐵盧大學與唐納德·E·艾瑞什教授合作，擔任物理化學的博士後研究員，研究溶劑化陽離子的振動光譜。隨後，洛克伍德博士轉到愛丁堡大學，成為威廉·科克倫教授研究小組的研究員，在那裡花了六年時間研究結構相變和反鐵磁體的動力學特性。基於這些研究，他於1978年獲得愛丁堡大學的物理學科學博士學位。1978年，洛克伍德博士加入加拿大國家研究委員會（NRC）物理學部，現為微結構科學研究所的首席研究官。

在NRC，洛克伍德博士繼續研究反鐵磁體的電子和磁性激發，最終與邁克爾·G·科塔姆教授共同撰寫了關於磁性固體光散射的經典著作。自1980年代中期以來，他研究半導體異質結構、超晶格以及最近的納米結構的光學特性。他在硅納米結構方面的開創性工作導致了對量子限制光發射的明確且廣泛引用的觀察，以及在超晶格結構中的自組織生長。洛克伍德博士目前已發表超過550篇論文和22本書籍，並擁有7項專利。

洛克伍德博士在推廣科學方面非常活躍，近年來擔任超過40個國際和國內委員會的成員，包括在北約、國際物理聯合會（IUPAP）和美國物理學會的工作，他曾擔任國際物理論壇的主席。他是《固態通訊》的編輯，並且是《物理學E》、《低溫物理》、《開放凝聚態物理學期刊》和《加拿大物理學》編輯委員會的成員，也是納米結構科學與技術書系的創始編輯。在電化學學會（ECS）中，他共同組織或主持了多個成功的國際研討會，主題包括坑和孔、量子限制以及先進的發光材料，並曾擔任ECS董事會成員及發光和顯示材料部門的主席。他曾擔任加拿大物理學會的執行委員會成員，擔任國際事務主任和財務主管，並擔任加拿大皇家學會的財務主管。

洛克伍德博士是加拿大皇家學會、美國物理學會和電化學學會的院士，並且是材料研究學會、ASTM國際、納米技術學會和加拿大物理學會的成員。2005年，他因在凝聚態和材料物理方面的傑出成就而獲得加拿大物理學會的布羅克豪斯獎章，並因在天文學、化學、數學、物理學或相關科學的任何分支中進行傑出研究而獲得加拿大皇家學會的托里獎章。

洛倫佐·帕維西是意大利特倫托大學的實驗物理學教授。1961年11月21日出生，他於1990年在洛桑聯邦理工學院獲得物理學博士學位。1990年，他成為助理教授，1999年晉升為副教授，2002年成為特倫托大學的正教授。他領導著納米科學實驗室（25人），在特倫托大學的科學學院教授多門課程，並擔任物理學博士學校的院長。他在特倫托大學創立了半導體光電學的研究活動，並啟動了多個光子學、材料生長和先進處理的實驗室。他負責NEMS-MEMS的專業碩士課程，該課程由大學和FBK共同組織。他指導了超過15名博士生和超過20名碩士論文學生。他的研究活動涉及半導體的光學特性。在過去幾年中，他專注於基於硅的光子學，尋求光子學與電子學之間的融合，利用硅納米結構。他對可以通過使用傳統波導或基於動態光子晶體的新型波導集成在硅中的主動光子設備感興趣。他的興趣還包括光學傳感器或生物傳感器和太陽能電池。在硅光子學方面，他是全球公認的專家之一，組織了多個國際會議、研討會和學校，並經常受邀演講。他管理多個國家和國際的研究項目，為歐盟在光子學方面提供建議，並經常受邀擔任多個資助機構的光子學項目的審稿人、監察人或評審。他是超過250篇論文的作者或共同作者，撰寫了多篇綜述，編輯了超過10本書籍，並擁有2本書籍的著作，持有六項專利。他是《物理學研究信函》的編輯委員會成員，曾在《納米科學與納米技術期刊》的編輯委員會、LENS（佛羅倫斯）的指導委員會以及E-MRS的代表委員會中任職。他的H指數根據科學網絡為33。