Manuel Caño-García is a distinguished researcher and an Associate Professor at the Technical University of Madrid. He received his two Master’s degrees (M.Sc. in Physics and M.Eng. in Electronic Engineering) from the University of Granada. After that, He obtained another M.Sc. in nanotechnology from the Autonomous University of Madrid. Then, he completed his Ph.D. in photonics and the title of international Ph.D. at the Technical University of Madrid. When he finalized his Ph.D., he continued at UPM for one more year with a Spanish official grant (POP 2018). During this postdoc, he got a UPM grant to do an internship (1 month) at the Sydney Nanoscience Hub (Sydney University) in Sydney, Australia. His research interests are based on two kinds of devices, namely organic photonic integrated circuits (PIC) and tunable phase devices, or a combination of both.