Luis González 0001

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2026
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Kalliopi Spanidou, Luis González-Guerrero, Tianwen Qian, Peer Liebermann, Sergio Rivera Lavado, David de Felipe, Norbert Keil, Guillermo Carpintero:
On-Chip Wavelength Monitoring in a Widely Tunable Hybrid InP/Polymer Photonic THz Source. OFC 2026: 1-3
2021
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Guillermo Carpintero, Luis González, Robinson Cruzoe Guzman, Muhsin Ali, David de Felipe, Tianwen Qian, Norbert Keil, Robert Grootjans, Chris Roeloffzen:
Photonic Integrated Circuits for Terahertz Communication: The Hybrid Integrated Microwave Photonic approach. OFC 2021: 1-2

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