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Jean-Pierre Hamaide (M’98) received the bachelor's degree
from the Free University of Brussels, Brussels, Belgium, in 1981 and the Ph.D. degrees in physical sciences in 1997
from the same university.
From 1984 to 1990, he was with the Free University of Brussels, Belgium, and was involved in the investigation of
basic nonlinear effects in optical fibres. He coauthored the first experimental demonstration of dark-soliton
propagation in normal dispersion optical fibers. In 1991, he joined Alcatel to launch novel research studies on
optical nonlinearity impact in submarine transmission systems. He reported on the first demonstration of system
benefit of large effective area optical fibres, a type of fibres which laid the groundwork for a whole new generation
of fibers. In 2001, he was nominated the Director of the research project “Optical Transmission Systems,”
and in 2007, he was nominated the Head of the Optical Networks Research Domain from Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs, which
combines the forces of French, German, and U.S. teams.
Dr. Hamaide is a Bell Labs Fellow. He was a Member of the Technical Program Committee of ECOC 2014, chairing
subcommittee 6, devoted to core, metro, and data center networks.
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Jean-Pierre Hamaide, Andrew Chraplyyy
2007 PHOTONICS IN SWITCHINGpp.25-26, (2007)
Optical Fiber Communication Conference and Exhibit (2003)
mag(2002)
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