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Nanophotonics (ON)

Optical Interaction Science

Nanophotonics

This group focuses on the study and design of optics and optical devices that interact with light on the nanometer scale. This field is enabled by newly developed capabilities to fabricate optical components and devices on a nano-scale.

Nanophotonics (ON)

This group focuses on the study and design of optics and optical devices that interact with light on the nanometer scale. This new field is enabled by newly developed capabilities to fabricate optical components and devices on a nano-scale.  Lithographic, interferometric and laser based methods of nanoscale structuring are opening the way towards 2D and 3D nano-structured optical components that manipulate the phase, amplitude and other parameters of optical signal beams.  These nano-structured components will revolutionize many photonic technologies, including for example, composite diffraction elements integrated with semiconductor and fiber sources and multi-functional integrated photonic elements on a single chip.  The application of these nanophotonic technologies will permeate through many new photon-based areas of industry and scientific research.

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Connect with your fellow members of the Nanophotonics Technical Group by joining our online communities:

        

You can also share your ideas for activities and initiatives to help engage this community with the chair, Sejeong Kim.

Name Affiliation Title
Sejeong Kim University of Melbourne Chair
Yannick Salamin University of Central Florida, CREOL Vice Chair
Kai Wang McGill University Vice Chair
Sangyeon Cho Harvard Medical School Executive Committee Member



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  1. Tenure Track Faculty in Physics Experimental Optics and Photonics
    Posted: Wed, 02 October 2024
  2. Tenure-Track Assistant Professor, Optics and Photonics
    Posted: Thu, 26 September 2024
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