Two conference papers are accepted for presentations at the IEEE Photonics Conference (IPC 2019)!
Congratulation Borhan and Saleha! The conference will be held 29 Sep – 3 Oct at the Hilton Palacio Del Rio, San Antonio, Texas, USA. See you there!
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Bridget presented her research on frequency combs at the Undergraduate Research Conference (URC 2019)! Well done, Bridget!
Borhan’s paper on “Extremely high dispersions in heterogeneously coupled waveguides” is published at Optics Express! Congratulations!
Link: Extremely high dispersions in heterogeneously coupled waveguides
Sangsik served the South Plains Regional Science and Engineering Fair 2019 as a judge panel and enjoyed the creativity of K12 students!
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!
Prof. Howard Lee from Baylor University gave a talk on “Electronically Tunable Optical Metasurfaces and Zero-index Materials for Emerging Nanophotonic Application”. Thanks for the visit!
Sangsik gave an invited seminar at the KRISS symposium. Thanks for the invitation!
Our paper on “Photonic waveguide to free-space Gaussian beam extreme mode converter” is published in Light: Science & Applications!
This project is a collaborative work with NIST scientists and is highlighted in several scientific news, including phys.org and EurekAlert. Check it out! – Journal link: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41377-018-0073-2 – News link: nist.gov
Syed (PhD), Saleha (MS), Bridget (BS), and Ashley (BS) are joining our group starting from the fall 2018! We welcome all new members!
Trenched silicon nitride microresonators for two-color solitons published in Optics Letters! (Highlighted as an Editors’ Pick!)
The research in collaboration with National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) proposes a partially etched silicon nitride microresonator to generate two-color solitons by engineering resonator dispersions.