R. Amezcua Correa

TL;DR: In this article, the authors demonstrate the viability of spatial multiplexing to reach a data rate of 5.1 Tbit/s−1/carrier−1 on a single wavelength over a single fiber, by employing few-mode multicore fiber, compact three-dimensional waveguide multiplexers and energy-efficient frequency-domain MIMO equalization.

TL;DR: Efficient supercontinuum generation that extends into the visible spectral range by pumping a low differential mode group delay graded index multimode fiber in the normal dispersion regime is observed and could pave the way for high brightness, high power, and compact, multi-octave continuum sources.

TL;DR: 15-mode photonic lanterns enabled low-loss coupling into and out of the fiber and a time-multiplexed coherent receiver facilitates measurement of all 30 signals.

TL;DR: A compact, low loss, and highly sensitive optical fiber curvature sensor is presented, which allows for using either visibility or spectral shift for sensor interrogation when the device is bent.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors demonstrate that the pump's spatial input profile can provide additional degrees of freedom in tailoring at will the nonlinear dynamics and the ensuing spectral content of supercontinuum generation in highly multimoded optical fibers.