Anna I. Garrigues-Navarro
Tagline:PhD fellow at the Laboratory of Fiber Optics. Universitat de València, Spain.
Spain
About Me
I have long been fascinated by the interplay between music and physics—a fascination that crystallized when I encountered acousto-optics, the area of photonics where light and sound interact in complex and useful ways.
During my undergraduate and master's studies, I participated in several research projects as an assistant researcher exploring the use of optomechanical effects to develop sensors for biomedical and environmental applications. I am currently pursuing a PhD at the Fibre Optics Laboratory of the Universitat de València, where my research focuses on optomechanical interactions in optical fibres, with particular emphasis on forward Brillouin scattering.
Outside the lab, I am an active musician, performing in various ensembles and exploring a wide range of genres, from classical and techno to ska and traditional folk music.
Research Interests
- Photonics
- Nonlinear Optics
- Fiber Optics
- Brillouin Scattering
Publications
Multipoint measurement of strain using FSBS-induced acoustic mode resonances.
Conference PaperPublisher:Optical Fiber Sensors, SPIEDate:2025Authors:Anna I. Garrigues-NavarroMartina Delgado-PinarAntonio DíezMiguel V. AndrésDescription:Acoustic resonances induced by forward stimulated Brillouin scattering in an all-fiber setup are employed for performing a multiplexed, multipoint, strain sensor. We use an all-fiber ring resonator for the measurement of the acoustic vibrations induced in the fiber by means of electrostriction. The strain of the fiber is investigated through the analysis of the radio frequency spectrum of the acoustic mode resonances.
Characterization of FSBS radial acoustic modes in short optical fibers with an all-fiber ring resonator
Journal ArticlePublisher:Journal of Lightwave TechnologyDate:2025Authors:Anna I. Garrigues-NavarroMartina Delgado-PinarAntonio DíezMiguel V. AndrésAll-Fiber Optomechanical Cavity as a Mass Frequency-Out Sensor
Conference PaperPublisher:2024 Latin American Workshop on Optical Fiber Sensors (LAWOFS)Date:2024Authors:Anna I. Garrigues-NavarroMartina Delgado-PinarAntonio DíezMiguel V. AndrésNovel Forward Brillouin Scattering measurement technique based on high-Q fiber ring resonator
Conference PaperPublisher:EPJ Web of ConferencesDate:2024Authors:Ana I. Garrigues-NavarroMartina Delgado-PinarAntonio DíezMiguel V. Andrés
Curriculum Vitae (CV)
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Predoctoral Researcher
from: 2024, until: presentOrganization:Universitat de ValènciaLocation:Burjassot, Comunidad Valenciana / Comunitat Valenciana, España
Description:Thesis on Optical fiber components for sensing using Forward Brillouin Scattering.
Funding by Generalitat Valenciana. CIACIF/2023/418Research Assistant
from: 2024, until: 2024Organization:Universitat de ValènciaLocation:Burjassot
Description:Associated to the project: Biosensors based on optomechanical components. Life, light and Sound. (MRR.CPI-23-799)
I developed sensors with optical fibers as it’s platform. Using nonlinear phenomena for sensing and interrogation.Research Assistant
from: 2024, until: 2024Organization:University of ValenciaLocation:Burjassot, Valencian Community, Spain
Description:Research Assistant at Laboratory of Fiber Optics.
Associated to the project: MRR/Optical fiber optomechanical sensors for ecologic transition. (CPI-24-365)Research Intern at Laboratory of Fiber Optics
from: 2023, until: 2024Organization:University of Valencia
Description:Characterization of Forward Brillouin Scattering. Optomechanical interaction in Fiber Devices.
OPTICA Women Scholarship FundingResearch Intern at Laboratory of Fiber Optics
from: 2022, until: 2023Organization:University of Valencia
Description:Development of an optomechanical microbalance. Sensing Applications. All-fiber devices for optomechanical sensing. University of València Funding
Honors & Awards
Javier Pelayo award
date: 2025-07-04Issuer:Sociedad Española de Optica
Description:Issued to the best student contribution in the fiber optics: theory and fundamentals cathegory at OPTOEL
Premi Jordi Porta i Jué
date: 2025-04-25Issuer:Institut d'Estudis Catalans
Description:The Jordi Porta i Jué prize for students was instituted in 1962. Offered for a research, bibliographical or physics research work.
XXXI Rotary Prize - Facultat de Fisica
date: 2023-12-01Description:Best outreach presentation to a final degree project
2022 Women Scholar
date: 2022-07-01Description:20 grants issued each year internationally. Funding of 10.000$ for promoting female careers in optics and photonics.
Languages Certification
C2 Cambridge English Certificate
Issue date: Oct 2022,
C2 Catalan certificate JQCV
Issue date: Dec 2024,