Binary pseudo-random array test standard optimized for characterization of interferometric microscopes
Our team was published in SPIE and that can be found here. Abstract: We describe a technique for measuring the instrument transfer function (ITF) of an interferometric microscope, allowing both characterization and data processing to increase the fidelity and effective resolution of the tool. The technique, based on test samples structured as two-dimensional (2D) binary […]
Ultra-High Refractive Index Polymers in the Visible Wavelength for Nanoimprint Lithography
Our team was originally published here. The development of advanced photonic devices working in the visible light promises a revolution in a broad range of areas from biochemical sensing to quantum computing. Over the last years, novel nanophotonic devices were demonstrated but are still limited to research laboratories due to the lack of suitable materials […]
Nanoimprinted High-Refractive Index Active Photonic Nanostructures based on Quantum Dots for Visible Light
Our team was originally published here. Abstract: A novel method to realizing printed active photonic devices was developed using nanoimprint lithography (NIL), combining a printable high-refractive index material and colloidal CdSe/CdS quantum dots (QDs) for applications in the visible region. Active media QDs were applied in two different ways: embedded inside a printable high-refractive index […]