Fernando Ramiro-Manzano · CSIC
Photonics &
materials science
Research on how light interacts with structured and emerging materials—from integrated photonic devices to colloids, perovskites and two-dimensional systems.
Research profile
Light is both the subject of the research and the tool used to understand matter.
The work combines optical experiments, nanostructured materials and photonic systems. This site organises publications and ongoing interests by research area, so that each line can develop as new projects and articles are added.
Research fields
Research fields
Four material and technological platforms where I investigate how light is confined, coupled, emitted and transformed.
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Integrated photonics
Miniaturised optical devices with precise geometry for fundamental studies and scalable integration.
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Hybrid materials
Organic–inorganic compounds whose chemical flexibility enables widely tunable optoelectronic behaviour.
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2D materials
Optical and magnetic properties mapped from the monolayer limit to mesoscale structures.
01 — Research
Research topics
Concepts and methods across the work, from resonators and interference to AI and art–science practice.
14 topics
connected through
light & matter
Coupling
Multimode
Interference
Materials
Emission
Harvesting
Nonlinear
Chemistry
Setups
Quantum
Magnetism
AI
AI
Art & Science
A×S
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02 — Selected work
Publications
03 — Updates
News
19 Jun 2023
Inside the Optics & Photonics laboratory
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11 Apr 2023
Advanced Optical Materials article accepted
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14 Mar 2023
New work accepted in Physical Review Letters
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04 — About
Fernando Ramiro-Manzano
Tenure Scientist at the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), working with the Nanomaterials for Optoelectronics, Photonics and Energy group at ITQ in Valencia.
This website brings together publications, research areas, laboratory work and ongoing interests in artificial intelligence and art–science practice.
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