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Recent years have witnessed substantial potential in allying meta-optics with diverse waveguide platforms to enable exotic manipulation of guided light signals. This review cataloged recent advances on meta-waveguides for photonic integration.
Emerging holographic optical elements and lithography-based devices are enhancing the performances of augmented reality and virtual reality displays with glasses-like form factor.
The review focuses on methodologies and biomedical applications of polarisation optics. It also presents prospects on development trends, the potential multi-modal uses in conjunction with other techniques.
In photoactive materials, the fundamental understandings of hot charge carriers and a successful device design are the current challenges for the development of highly efficient hot carrier optoelectronic devices.
Schematic of the dynamic process of the laser-induced plasma assisted ablation. The process consists of laser heating, plasma generation, absorption enhancement and material removal.
This review focuses on the advance of optical design from nano/micro to macro in SERS and SEIRA, especially on the optical coupling between nano/micro and macro scales.
Quantum dot are one of the best practical examples of nanotechnologies. Owing to the discrete energy levels, quantum dot lasers output unique features like thermal stability, feedback insensitivity and spectral purity.
This review article describes the current state of InN nanostructure and quantum dot growth by metalorganic chemical vapor deposition and the use in optoelectronic applications.
This paper review recent advances in ultraviolet LEDs and summarize that multiple physical fields could built a toolkit for effectively controlling and tailoring crucial properties of nitride quantum structures.
The emerging biological entities-based biophotonic probes, such as biological lasers, biophotonic waveguides, and bio-microlenses, have opened up an entirely new window for bio-detection and imaging with high biocompatibility.
Summarizing recent advances in the processing and properties of AlGaN-based solar-blind UV photodetectors and focal plane arrays as well as AlGaN growth and doping techniques.
The use of epitaxial In (Ga)As quantum dots and relatively simple post growth methods make it possible to realize microdisk lasers capable of operating without temperature stabilization at elevated temperatures.