Fonctions Optiques pour les Technologies de l’informatiON - CNRS UMR 6082

Within this research activity, the development and optimization of non-conventionnal techniques for polarimetric imaging (spectro-polarimetric imaging, microwave-photonics imaging …) and ballistic photon imaging through diffusive media provide tools to better understand light-matter interaction. These research activities are also studied in terms of biomedical applications in collaboration with biologists, in particular for unconventional biological microscopy. This research field falls within the dynamics of the “Images & Réseaux “ (Images & Networks) international competitiveness cluster.

• Non conventional polarimetric imaging techniques
• Polarimetric imaging at the speckle grain scale
• Real-time ballistic photons imaging
• Biophotonic imaging

PhD theses (past/ongoing)
• Swapnesh PANIGRAHI, « Real-time imaging through fog over long distances », 2016
• François PARNET, « Imagerie spectro-polarimétrique temps réel à longue distance par approche optique-hyper-fréquence et traitement avancé d’images spectro-polarimétriques »

Raman Research Institute (Bangalore, India)
LAC (Palaiseau)
TRT (Palaiseau)
Institut Fresnel (Marseille)
IRFU, Service d’Astrophysique, CEA (Gif-sur-Yvette)
LCFIO (Palaiseau)
IGDR (Rennes)
Plateforme d’imagerie Biosit (Rennes)