Three questions:
- Can I ‘store’ light?
- Can I confine light into ‘small’ volumes?
- Can I turn light on or off, using another beam of light?
We address these questions through quantum materials and nanophotonics.
- Single photon emitters in hBN coupled to strain and plasmon fields
- Probing phonon polaritons in a hypercrystal of van der Waals material
- Monolithically integrated emission centers in silicon nitride microresonators
- Low cost photonic emission engineering in 2D semiconductors
- Electroplating based plasmonic metamaterials
- Photonic sensor based on exception point physics for coronavirus detection
- Experimental demonstration of high temperature, lithography free mid-IR polarizer using hyperbolic van der Waals crystals
- Tunable biaxial hyperbolic plasmon phonon polaritons
- Mid-infrared polarization engineering via subwavelength hyperbolic biaxial van der Waals crystals
- Quantum vacuum anisotropy of polaritons for tunable valley coherence
- Interlayer exciton valley qubit manipulation through a metasurface
- Bidirectional autoencoder based metasurface design
- Generative Adversarial Network and Genetic Algorithm based metasurface design
- Strong coupling of 2D excitons with photonic bound states in the continuum
- Mechanical response of hybrid 2D perovskites
- Engineering Purcell Anisotropy for accessing Dark excitons in 2D semiconductors
- A photonic integrated chip platform for interlayer exciton valley routing