This thesis manuscript is a contribution to the study of strong light-matter coupling in zinc oxide-based planar microcavities. We have determined the properties of the exciton-photon interaction through angle resolved measurements on structures grown by molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) on silicon. Thus, we have demonstrated strong coupling at both cryogenic and room temperatures. A substantial work on the conception of cavities and on the calculation of their optical response has been realized to obtain a coherent emission of light based on the condensation of polaritons as predicted by theoretical works. The latest measurements on an optimized microcavity lead to a quality factor close to 500 and a high Rabi splitting of 120 meV.
