Swiss PIC, the Swiss Photonics Integration Center and Swissphotonics organize a workshop on Photonics Integration and Packaging
Vision: Address the challenges for Swiss industry in photonics integration and packaging, especially start-ups and SMEs, and support the photonics industry in this area to realize its enormous growth potential.
Rationale: As demand for photonic systems continues to grow across a wide range of current and emerging markets—including optical communications, sensing, quantum computing, autonomous driving, artificial intelligence, augmented and virtual reality, and medical applications—the complexity of photonic packaging is also increasing. Swiss industry, particularly start-ups and SMEs, commonly face challenges in assembly and packaging, testing, and qualification. This workshop aims to address these issues and provides a valuable forum for discussion among professionals, fostering the development of innovative solutions.
Labtour
As a central hub for the integration of photonic components and systems, Swiss PIC offers the local and European photonics community high-quality consulting and specialized services through to series production. A tour of Swiss PIC's new Packaging Fab is part of the workshop.
| 10:30 Uhr | Registration Workshop, Coffee |
| 11:00 Uhr | Workshop: Photonics Integration & Packaging |
| 11.00 Uhr | Welcome & Introduction Christian Bosshard, Swissphotonics |
| 11:05 Uhr | The Swiss Photonics Integration Center Christoph Harder, Swiss PIC |
| 11:20 Uhr | Session I: High-frequency |
| 11:20 Uhr | Swiss high-speed PICs for data centers Stefan Abel, Lumiphase |
| 11:35 Uhr | Packaging for ultra high-speed devices Jürg Leuthold, ETH |
| 11:50 Uhr | Packaging the Future: Unlocking Photonics in Switzerland Jérémy Borsenberger, Yotavis |
| 12:05 Uhr | Q&A |
| 12:20 Uhr | Lunch / Labtour: Swiss PIC Peter Moselund, Swiss PIC |
| 13:20 Uhr | Welcome Landammann Dieter Egli and representative of Park InnoVaare |
| 13:45 Uhr | Panel: Packaging hub vs in-house packaging: How many packaging robots do we need? Andreas Voelker, CSEM; John Jost, Enlightra; Tobias Lamprecht, OST; Andreas Hugi, Sensirion / Swiss PIC; |
| 14:30 Uhr | Session II: Quantum photonics |
| 14:30 Uhr | Integrated photonics for scaling trapped ion quantum Pavel Hrmo, ZuriQ |
| 14:45 Uhr | The packaging challenge in laser-based trapped-ion quantum computing Cornelius Hempel, PSI |
| 15:00 Uhr | 3D nano-printing is lighting the path toward scalable and reliable processes for seamlessly integrating active Thorsten Mayer, Vanguard Automation |
| 15:15 Uhr | Q&A |
| 15:30 Uhr | Coffee Break |
| 16:15 Uhr | Session III: Discrete micro-optics |
| 16:15 Uhr | Towards mass production of reliable laser combs Florian Emaury, Menhir Photonics |
| 16:30 Uhr | Micro-optical integration of SLED and LD light sources from Marcus Duelk, Exalos / indie |
| 16:45 Uhr | Shaping Light for XR devices: Photonic and Optics Integration Challenges and Opportunities Markus Rossi, AlphaLum |
| 17:00 Uhr | Q&A |
| 17:15 Uhr | Networking Apero |
| 19:00 Uhr | Close |
Datum: 24.11.2025, 10:30 – 19:00
Ort:
Park Innovare, Parkstrasse 1, 5234 Villigen
Preis: Kostenlos
Veranstalter:
Swiss Photonics Integration Center
Swissphotonics
Cost
This workshop is free of charge
Registration compulsory
This Workshop is free of charge, but registration is required. The link is on top of the page. If you would like to register more than one participant, please fill for each an individual form.
Deadline for registration 17 November 2025