I work on dynamic photonic devices based on metasurfaces and MEMS-NEMS (micro/nano electromechanical systems) to enable sustainable optical systems.
Metasurfaces are 2D surfaces built from repeating structures smaller than the wavelength of light. As a result, they can manipulate light across the spectrum, including visible, infrared, and microwave ranges. Moreover, they allow control over wave amplitude, phase, polarization, and also the angular momentum. In contrast to passive surfaces, MEMS and NEMS add active control to the system. They use little power, respond to electrical signals, and can be made from sustainable materials. In addition, they also fit well into existing semiconductor manufacturing processes.
We combine both technologies to create photonic devices that are efficient and adaptable.
MEMS, metasurfaces, colour through structuring, sustainable optical displays
Light amplitude/phase modulator, spatial light modulator, optical displays, imaging
Computational:
Experimental:
Nanomaterials Engineering, Spectroscopic and Microscopic Techniques,Reducing critical raw materials