Bio:

Hajime Shoji received the Ph.D. degree in electronic engineering from the University of Tokyo, and joined Fujitsu Laboratories in 1990. He moved to Eudyna Devices, a joint venture of Fujitsu and Sumitomo Electric in 2004, then after the change in organization, moved to Sumitomo Electric Industries, LTD. in 2009. He has been consistently leading the development of compound semiconductor materials and devices for optical and microwave communications. Currently, he is serving as a general manager of the Transmission Devices Laboratories, and also as an executive officer of Sumitomo Electric.

Abstract:

Optical device technologies play a fundamental role in combination with electronics toward photonics-electronics convergence. In the presentation, our development activities focusing on heterogeneous integration of III-V compound semiconductor and silicon and its application to advanced optical devices will be described. Photonics-electronics integration platform technologies will be also presented together with topics on some related devices.