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For research in nonlinear optics in Canada, the University of Ottawa and the University of Toronto are highly recommended. The University of Ottawa is notable for having Professor Robert Boyd, a prominent figure in the field and author of a key textbook on nonlinear optics, leading a substantial research group. Further insights or contacts regarding other institutions were not provided in the discussion.
Luis MG
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Dear forum colleagues,

I'm looking for universities which have a good research lab in the field of nonlinear optics, located in Canada.
Can you please give me some hints or contacts?

PS: If anyone need information about Brazil and Portugal, please don't hesitate and just ask! ;)
Luis
 
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If you're looking for nonlinear optics, I've heard great things about the university of Ottawa, and the University of Toronto. Note that at the U of O, Prof. Robert Boyd, who wrote the standard textbook on nonlinear optics works there, and I think has an impressively large group. Beyond that I can't really say.
 
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