Light‐Programmable Interfaces: From Molecular Photoswitching to Adaptive Membrane Separations
This review advances an interface‐centered framework for light‐responsive membranes, linking molecular photoswitches (azobenzene (AZO), spiropyran (SP), diarylethene (DAE), donor–acceptor Stenhouse adducts (DASA), photoacid) to integration strategies in polymeric, porous, self‐assembled, and mixed‐matrix systems.
Liangliang Zhang +6 more
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Compressing and expanding optical matrix-vector multipliers for enabling optical image encoder-decoders and generators. [PDF]
Stern A.
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Microwave Absorption for Detection of Dirac Fermions in SnTe Films
Microwave absorption can detect Dirac fermions in samples exposed to the atmosphere. Results showed that although topological surface states are robust against environmental degradation, they are not detectable by electrical transport measurements. Hence, microwave absorption can detect Dirac fermions even in samples whose surfaces have deteriorated ...
Wellington P. do Prado +8 more
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Side-polished fiber evanescent wave quartz-enhanced photoacoustic spectroscopy employing dielectric coatings for evanescent field enhancement. [PDF]
Twomey CF +6 more
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Non‐Continuous Iridescent Variable Structural Color Based on Metallic Surface Periodic Structures
This study presents an ink‐free laser nanofabrication technique that generates periodic arched microstructures on titanium surfaces, achieving non‐continuous iridescent dual‐color switching. The ridge and side flanks of these structures possess distinct oxide film thicknesses, enabling angle‐dependent selective reflection of specific wavelengths.
XiangWei Liu +3 more
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Extreme optical nonlinearities unveiled by ultrafast laser filamentation in semiconductors. [PDF]
Chambonneau M +5 more
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Preface to the Topical Papers on Cutting-Edge Photon Science Applying Fourier Optics
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Mechanical Stress Evolution in Polycrystalline Ge Thin Films Under MeV Ion Irradiation
Irradiation of polycrystalline Ge thin films with 1.8 MeV Au ions alters residual stress through defect generation and lattice expansion. Increasing fluence drives progressive lattice disorder and eventual amorphization. Polycrystalline Ge resists amorphization longer than crystalline Ge, as grain boundaries facilitate defect diffusion, significantly ...
Karla J. Paz Corrales +10 more
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Quantum state revival via coherent energy redistribution. [PDF]
Crockett B +8 more
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