Patrice Mégret is affiliated with the University of Mons in Belgium and has a research focus primarily within the fields of Engineering and Physics and Astronomy. Their scholarly output encompasses 58 publications in Engineering and 21 in Physics and Astronomy, with a particular emphasis on Electrical and Electronic Engineering and Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics as dominant subfields.
Their research topics concentrate notably on advanced fiber optic and laser technologies, photonic and optical devices, and related areas. These main topics include:
Their recent scholarly publications demonstrate active engagement with fiber laser systems, laser stabilization, and fiber Bragg grating inscription. Notable recent papers include:
Mégret's work is frequently published in journals and conferences such as:
Throughout their career, Mégret has collaborated extensively with several researchers, including:
Damien Kinet;Patrice Mégret;Keith W. Goossen;Liang Qiu
Andrea Cusano;Antonello Cutolo;Jacques Albert;Francisco M. Araújo
M. Sciamanna;K. Panajotov;H. Thienpont;I. Veretennicoff
C. Caucheteur;P. Megret
Fabien Rogister;Alexandre Locquet;Didier Pieroux;Marc Sciamanna
Alberto Fernandez Fernandez;Andreï Gusarov;Benoît Brichard;Serge Bodart
Valérie Voisin;Julie Pilate;Pascal Damman;Patrice Mégret
A.I. Gusarov;F. Berghmans;O. Deparis;A.F. Fernandez
Kivilcim Yuksel;Marc Wuilpart;Patrice Mégret
Christophe Caucheteur;Marc Debliquy;Driss Lahem;Patrice Megret
Clotilde Ribaut;Valérie Voisin;Viera Malachovská;Valentin Dubois
K. Yuksel;V. Moeyaert;M. Wuilpart;P. Megret
Andrei A. Fotiadi;Patrice Mégret;Michel Blondel
Kivilcim Yuksel;Marc Wuilpart;Veronique Moeyaert;Patrice Megret
A Locquet;F Rogister;M Sciamanna;P Mégret
M. Wuilpart;P. Megret;M. Blondel;A.J. Rogers
Xuehao Hu;David Sáez Rodríguez;Ole Bang;David J. Webb
C. Caucheteur;S. Bette;R. Garcia-Olcina;M. Wuilpart
C. Caucheteur;M. Debliquy;D. Lahem;P. Megret
Andrei A. Fotiadi;Roman Kiyan;Olivier Deparis;Patrice Mégret
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