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Research Programs

Organic Electro-Optic &
All-Optical Materials & Devices


Project 1.1 E-O and spatial light modulators; hybrid integration with silicon
	Dramatically Improved E-O Activity through Supramolecular Engineering
	Polymer Integrated Optical Devices through Soft Lithography
	Widely Tunable Polymer Double Micro-Rings (DMR) Laser
	Process for Fabricating High-speed Flexible Electro-optic Modulators
	Monolithic Integration of Active Materials on Submicron Silicon Devices
	Novel Hybrid Polymer/Sol-Gel Waveguide E-O Modulators
	Theoretical Modeling of Dendrimer Structures to Determine Optimal Chromophore Geometries

Project 1.2 Materials and devices for terahertz generation
	Ultra-Wide Bandwidth THz Spectroscopy

Project 2.1 Materials for all-optical switching in integrated devices
	Processible Conjugated Polymers with Large, Ultrafast Third Order Nonlinearity
	Integrating NLO Materials with Optically Functional Microstructures
	Fabrication of Titania/Organic Hybrid 3D Photonic Structures

Project 2.2 Free space signal processing and optically addressable SLM
	Free-Space Signal Processing with Organic Third-Order Nonlinear Optical Materials


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