Matthieu Lancry

Matthieu Lancry is a Professor at Paris-Saclay University, affiliated with the Institute of Molecular Chemistry and Materials of Orsay (ICMMO) and its SP2M department. His research focuses on femtosecond laser interactions with silica-based glasses, leading to nanogratings, chiral optical properties, and advanced photonic devices. He leads the MAP research group and has secured major grants like ANR FLAG-IR and UltraBragg.

• Specialties: Photonics, Laser Processing, Silica Glasses, Nanogratings, Optical Fiber Sensors
• Education: PhD in Physics (Lasers, Atoms, Molecules) from PhLAM lab (France)

His work bridges fundamental studies of laser-induced structural changes in glass with applications in optical communications, polarimetry, and extreme-environment sensing. Key projects include OPTOPHAB (disruptive 2D/3D optical fabrication) and UltraBragg (high-temperature fiber Bragg gratings).

Collaborations span global institutions including University of Sydney, University of Southampton, Macquarie University, and Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena. He manages industrial partnerships with companies like Thorlabs and Alcatel Submarine Networks.