Ending the year on a high note - Our review article on "Nonlocal Flat Optics" has been published today in @NaturePhotonics! 1/4
With recent PhD graduate, Dr. Kunal Shastri @kunal___s , @CornellECE@CornellEng
Link: https://t.co/SXYqLIafCT
SharedIt link: https://t.co/5UQBLWLkkG
To what extent can free space be compressed using nonlocal flat optics ('spaceplates')? We answer this question in a new paper published today in #OSA_Optica, work led by @kunal___s@CornellECE@CornellEng, and with @Orad, R. Boyd, & @LundeenOttawa. 1/4
https://t.co/P7yBd6DTlz
Our group @CornellECE has a few new arXiv preprints on several different topics: invisible NSOM probes, nonlocal metasurface spaceplates, bandwidth bounds on metalenses, quantum transport in nonreciprocal media, and time-varying systems. Comments and feedback are welcome!🧵1/6
1/2 What a wonderfully Khurgin abstract:
"While the photonic community is being occupied with exotic concepts portending a grand future and fame if not a fortune, I respectfully entertain the possibility that a humble concept of simply increasing refractive index...
#photonics
Nice "Student Spotlight", by the Cornell University Graduate School @CornellGrad, on my PhD student, Kunal Shastri, and his recent research on #meta-optics!
@CornellECE@CornellEng
https://t.co/UGUaJWPMJ0
Check out our two invited talks at #SPIE#PhotonicsWest this week! Q&A via Slack or email!
"New frontiers for metasurfaces: from ultra-broadband metalenses to nonlocal meta-optics" https://t.co/B0WmRdEJYC
"Unidirectional plasmonics" https://t.co/qIVvPQL0rU
#Photonics
J. B. Khurgin, Y. Sebbag, E. Edrei, R. Zektzer, K. Shastri, U. Levy, F. Monticone, "Emulating exceptional-point encirclements using imperfect (leaky) photonic components" https://t.co/jCWM7Ia9jw @kunal___s
Our group has a few new arXiv preprints on several topics: dynamic BiCs, exceptional points & omnipolarizers, broadband invisibility, time-varying media, and nonlocal flat-optics. Check them out if you are interested. Comments and feedback are certainly welcome!
See thread below
Our @Cornell math department colleague Prof. Mike Morley passed away a few days ago, but before he left us, he wrote his own obituary, which captures something of his inimitable spirit. https://t.co/jLtlVDi5TT
Arthur Ashkin 1922-2020. A Nobel Laureate at age 96 for inventing optical tweezers, “the closest thing to a tractor beam that humans have ever produced.” A huge legacy that still reverberates.
https://t.co/dP2w7yvIvf
Beautiful article on @NaderEngheta life and pioneering metamaterials - with an inspiring quote at the end: “When I talk to inspire young scientists about curiosity, I say, ‘Ask questions without an application in mind. Application will come.’” https://t.co/3R1bCR6hh5
F. Monticone, "A truly one-way lane for surface plasmon polaritons," Nat. Photonics 14, 461–465 (2020).
Check out our new Commentary Article just published in
@NaturePhotonics. @CornellECE
https://t.co/ZDdYcP9vLj
https://t.co/7zRhzx3XsJ
Can you squeeze light into dimensions smaller than its wavelength? A new paper from @CornellECE Assistant Professor Francisco Monticone published in @NaturePhotonics details how to control and route light at the nanoscale. https://t.co/nCo62yGPjB
The @Cornell registrar noted in 1883 that "the rapid development of the applications of electricity has created a demand for thoroughly trained engineers." Thus, the nation's first course of study in electrical engineering was born, 137 years ago. @CornellECE