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Conference OE303
High Contrast Metastructures XIV
This conference has an open call for papers:
Abstract Due: 17 July 2024
Manuscript Due: 8 January 2025
Post-deadline submissions will be considered for poster, or oral if space is available
Topics of particular interests include incorporation of high-contrast metastructures in the following:
- metalens and diffractive optical elements for AR/VR HMD and 3D sensing
- 3D display and hologram: design, fabrication and applications
- metasurface optical phase masks for phase and polarization control
- topological lasers and high-Q resonators
- VCSELs, tunable VCSELs and membrane lasers
- broadband mirrors, lenses, and focusing mirrors
- optomechanics: physics and devices
- filters, tunable filters, WDM multiplexer and de-multiplexers
- all-dielectric dissipation-less metamaterials
- zero-index metamaterials and anisotropic metamaterials
- bound states in the continuum
- photonic topological insulator
- response to both the electric and magnetic fields of light
- support of large optical chirality and anisotropy
- dispersion engineering
- spectral tailoring and management for solar photovoltaic and solar thermal applications
- slow light, fast light, and stop light devices
- optical switches and modulators
- metastructure waveguides
- nonlinear optics; coherent optical mixers
- optical amplifiers
- omni mirrors and spatial-mode filtering
- subwavelength plasmonics
- manipulation of polarization
- beam-steering devices
- novel fabrication techniques and materials
- Inverse design simulation modeling for metastructures/metasurfaces
- photonic crystal devices, guided mode and leaky mode resonances.
Conference Chair
The City Univ. of New York Advanced Science Research Ctr. (United States)
Program Committee
A*STAR Institute of Materials Research and Engineering (Singapore)
Program Committee
The City Univ. of New York Advanced Science Research Ctr. (United States)
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