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Perspectives on the future of photonics: the best is yet to come
Eugene G. Arthurs
The increasing scope and influence of photonics is surveyed, within the context of the recent emergence of photonics-based technologies.
The increasing scope and influence of photonics is surveyed, within the context of the recent emergence of photonics-based technologies.
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Advanced Photonics
Publication Date: Jan. 28, 2019
Vol. 1, Issue 1, 010501 (2019)
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Transforming optics: an interview with Sir John Pendry
Advanced Photonics spoke with Sir John Pendry of Imperial College London, United Kingdom, about the history of transformation optics.
Advanced Photonics spoke with Sir John Pendry of Imperial College London, United Kingdom, about the history of transformation optics.
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Advanced Photonics
Publication Date: Jan. 28, 2019
Vol. 1, Issue 1, 010502 (2019)
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Waves stranded at sea: bound states in the continuum in a strong coupling regime
Shaimaa I. Azzam, and Alexander V. Kildishev
An explanation of bound states in the continuum (BICs) is offered. With particular attention to Friedrich–Wintgen BICs, the commentary presents a study by Bogdanov et al., which appears in the same issue of Advanced Photonics.
An explanation of bound states in the continuum (BICs) is offered. With particular attention to Friedrich–Wintgen BICs, the commentary presents a study by Bogdanov et al., which appears in the same issue of Advanced Photonics.
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Advanced Photonics
Publication Date: Jan. 28, 2019
Vol. 1, Issue 1, 010503 (2019)
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Bypassing the limit in volumetric imaging of mesoscale specimens
Chaohao Chen, Zhen Liu, and Dayong Jin
A fast off-axis scanning subvoxel light-sheet microscope enables high-throughput image large-volume specimens at cellular resolution.
A fast off-axis scanning subvoxel light-sheet microscope enables high-throughput image large-volume specimens at cellular resolution.
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Advanced Photonics
Publication Date: Apr. 17, 2019
Vol. 1, Issue 2, 020502 (2019)
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Promoting photonics: it is up to all of us
John M. Dudley
Continued support for research and investment in photonics requires that the public and policy makers are made aware of its significance for societal development. All of us have a role to play in promoting the importance of our field.
Continued support for research and investment in photonics requires that the public and policy makers are made aware of its significance for societal development. All of us have a role to play in promoting the importance of our field.
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Advanced Photonics
Publication Date: Apr. 08, 2019
Vol. 1, Issue 2, 020501 (2019)
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Surface phonon polaritonics made simple: great as plasmonics but lower losses
Jamie M. Fitzgerald, and Vincenzo Giannini
Phonon-polaritons offer an exciting avenue in nanophotonics. We comment on the novel nanofabrication approach presented by Bo Qiang et al. in this issue of Advanced Photonics. Their approach to phononic material allows better radiation manipulation, and high Q-factors.
Phonon-polaritons offer an exciting avenue in nanophotonics. We comment on the novel nanofabrication approach presented by Bo Qiang et al. in this issue of Advanced Photonics. Their approach to phononic material allows better radiation manipulation, and high Q-factors.
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Advanced Photonics
Publication Date: Apr. 30, 2019
Vol. 1, Issue 2, 020503 (2019)
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Microwaves trigger thermo-acoustic ultrasound generation
Frederic Cegla
In volume 2, issue 3 of Advanced Photonics, Lan et al. reveal that a split ring resonator (SPRR) can be used as a very efficient thermo-acoustic source compared to other configurations. This commentary provides a quick overview of the work and how it sits in context with other forms of ultrasonic signal acquisition.
In volume 2, issue 3 of Advanced Photonics, Lan et al. reveal that a split ring resonator (SPRR) can be used as a very efficient thermo-acoustic source compared to other configurations. This commentary provides a quick overview of the work and how it sits in context with other forms of ultrasonic signal acquisition.
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Advanced Photonics
Publication Date: Jun. 04, 2020
Vol. 2, Issue 3, 030501 (2020)
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Light, Lasers, and the Nobel Prize
John M. Dudley
The Advanced Photonics special issue celebrating the 60-year laser anniversary is an ideal opportunity to review some highlights from its history, at the same time taking us on a tour of over a century of Nobel Prizes.
The Advanced Photonics special issue celebrating the 60-year laser anniversary is an ideal opportunity to review some highlights from its history, at the same time taking us on a tour of over a century of Nobel Prizes.
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Advanced Photonics
Publication Date: Oct. 10, 2020
Vol. 2, Issue 5, 050501 (2020)
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Laser, domains, and more: an interview with Shining Zhu
Guoqing Chang
The article is an interview with Shining Zhu of Nanjing Unversity, conducted by Guoqing Chang of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Insitute of Physics, on behalf of Advanced Photonics.
The article is an interview with Shining Zhu of Nanjing Unversity, conducted by Guoqing Chang of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Insitute of Physics, on behalf of Advanced Photonics.
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Advanced Photonics
Publication Date: Oct. 30, 2020
Vol. 2, Issue 5, 050502 (2020)
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High speed phase modulators for silicon photonic integrated circuits: a role for lithium niobate?
Roel Baets, and Bart Kuyken
Integrating lithium niobate (LN) modulators with other functions on a single optical chip has proven difficult, until the development of thin film LN, which has enabled the development of silicon integrated photonic chips including LN modulators that can operate at very low voltage and at high speed. Recent progress on thin-film LN for high speed modulators is evaluated.
Integrating lithium niobate (LN) modulators with other functions on a single optical chip has proven difficult, until the development of thin film LN, which has enabled the development of silicon integrated photonic chips including LN modulators that can operate at very low voltage and at high speed. Recent progress on thin-film LN for high speed modulators is evaluated.
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Advanced Photonics
Publication Date: Jun. 27, 2019
Vol. 1, Issue 3, 030502 (2019)
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