Our paper on “Anisotropic leaky-like perturbation with subwavelength gratings enables zero crosstalk” is published in Light: Science & Applications. Congratulations!
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41377-023-01184-5
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Our group is moving to KAIST in South Korea. We have openings for postdoc, Ph.D., MS, and undergraduate positions. Please contact me if you are interested! Let’s explore the exciting research with integrated nanophotonics!
Sangsik’s paper on “Exceptional points in lossy media lead to deep polynomial wave penetration with spatially uniform power loss” was published in Nature Nanotechnology!
This project collaborates with NIST scientists, where Sangsik initiated the idea while he was a postdoc at NIST. It took a long time, but finally out there for disclosure. Check out the original journal (view-only version) and NIST News about it!
Sangsik has been awarded the National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Award for 2022! We are excited to tackle the scaling issues inherent to integrated nanophotonics and apply subwavelength gratings for diverse photonic applications. Congratulations!
Link: TTU Today
Sangsik has been selected as a recipient of the 2021 KSEA (Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association) Young Investigator Grant! Congratulations!
Sangsik received the Whitacre Engineering Research Award for evidence of research growth over the past three years. Congratulations!
Borhan’s paper on “Exceptional coupling in photonic anisotropic metamaterials for extremely low waveguide crosstalk” is published at Optica! Congratulations!
Read the article at Optica
Our research project on high-density photonic chip integration is explained in TTU Today!
Link: TTU Today
We received a new grant from the NSF ECCS program ($360K) to develop high-density metaphotonic chips.
We thank the NSF for supporting our research and we are excited about developing high-density photonic chips!
Our USER proposal to the Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies (CINT) at Sandia National Lab was granted!
This program supports free access to the facilities at the CINT. We are excited about exploring our research!