We realized a device that modulates the signal in the C-band and generates the second harmonic, obtaining a signal in the visible with double extinction ratio.

We proudly contributed to an in-depth and comprehensive overview on where the field of photonic metasurfaces is advancing.

Nonlinearity is essential for neural networks but extremely challenging to implement with light. Here, we demonstrate how a nonlinear disordered material can enhance the performance of state-of-the-art photonic neuromorphic computing.

Adding a new dimension to the bottom-up fabrication of second-harmonic photonic crystals.

We are excited to share our latest publication in the field of integrated quantum photonics.

Check out our paper here: http://arxiv.org/abs/2404.09787

In her course "Nanomaterials for Photonics", Prof. Rachel Grange trains her students to become the engineers & scientists of tomorrow.