Christophe Finot is affiliated with the University of Burgundy in France. Their research spans the intersecting fields of Physics and Astronomy as well as Engineering, with a particular focus on subfields such as Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics; Electrical and Electronic Engineering; Statistical and Nonlinear Physics; Artificial Intelligence; and Computer Networks and Communications.
Their scientific work primarily addresses topics related to Advanced Fiber Laser Technologies, Optical Network Technologies, Photonic Crystal and Fiber Optics, Laser-Matter Interactions and Applications, Nonlinear Photonic Systems, Advanced Fiber Optic Sensors, and Photonic and Optical Devices.
They have contributed research papers to several publication venues, including:
Significant recent papers authored in collaboration with others include:
Frequent collaborators in their research include Sonia Boscolo, Anastasiia Sheveleva, John M. Dudley, Junsong Peng, and Pierre Colman, with collaboration counts ranging from 20 to 38 joint works.
Bertrand Kibler;Julien Fatome;Christophe Finot;Guy Millot
Bertrand Kibler;Julien Fatome;Christophe Finot;Guy Millot
John M. Dudley;Christophe Finot;Christophe Finot;David J. Richardson;Guy Millot
Jonathan Grandidier;Gérard Colas des Francs;Sébastien Massenot;Alexandre Bouhelier
Miro Erkintalo;Kamal Hammani;Bertrand Kibler;Christophe Finot
Christophe Finot;Bertrand Kibler;Lionel Provost;Stefan Wabnitz
Arnaud Mussot;E. Lantz;H. Maillotte;T. Sylvestre
Christophe Finot;Guy Millot;Cyril Billet;John M. Dudley
Kamal Hammani;Christophe Finot;John M. Dudley;Guy Millot
Francesca Parmigiani;Christophe Finot;Kazunori Mukasa;Morten Ibsen
Kamal Hammani;Bertrand Kibler;Christophe Finot;Philippe Morin
C. Finot;F. Parmigiani;P. Petropoulos;D.J. Richardson
Kamal Hammani;Bertrand Kibler;Christophe Finot;Antonio Picozzi
Christophe Finot;Benoît Barviau;Guy Millot;Alexej Guryanov
Julien Fatome;Christophe Finot;Guy Millot;Andrea Armaroli
Christophe Finot;Lionel Provost;Periklis Petropoulos;David J. Richardson
Kamal Hammani;Benjamin Wetzel;Bertrand Kibler;Julien Fatome
Lionel A. Provost;Christophe Finot;Periklis Petropoulos;Kazunori Mukasa
Pascal Dupriez;Christophe Finot;Andy Malinowski;Jayanta K. Sahu
J. Fatome;C. Fortier;Thanh Nam Nguyen;T. Chartier
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