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Optoelectronics

Photo credit: Thomas Bormans.

Atomic-Level Engineering of Perovskites Unlocks New Possibilities for LEDs and Lasers

Artist's impression of an electrically contacted optical antenna (left) and the quantum mechanical distribution of its surface electrons. The normal distribution is shown in yellow, while the change induced by an applied voltage is shown in red.

Optical Antennas: A Leap Toward Faster Computer Chips

Molecular design of colorless NIR-selective absorbing dye

Researchers Develop Colorless, Near-Infrared Absorbing Molecules for High-Tech Applications

blue ring octopus

Octopus-inspired technology that can deceive and signal

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