Nanoscopic chiroptics studies the spin-dependent asymmetric light–matter interactions at
the nanoscale, where the asymmetry can stem from the intrinsic properties of materials …

Surface plasmons (SPs) are electromagnetic surface waves that propagate at the interface
between a conductor and a dielectric. Due to their unique ability to concentrate light on two …

Structural engineering in multiple scales permits the integration of exotic properties into a
single material, which boosts the development of ultracompact multifunctional devices …

The spin–orbit coupling of light, which can be utilized to manipulate the polarization and
spatial degrees of freedom of photons, has shown unprecedented potential in realizing on …

The ability to detect the full-Stokes polarization of light is vital for a variety of applications that
often require complex and bulky optical systems. Here, we report an on-chip polarimeter …

Filterless light-ellipticity-sensitive optoelectronic response generally has low discrimination,
thus severely hindering the development of monolithic polarization detectors. Here, we …

Electro-optic modulators provide the electrical control of the intensity, frequency, and phase
of an optical signal. They became an indispensable part of our telecommunication network …

Spin‐controlled vortex generation and spin‐Hall effect, two distinct effects discovered in
optics, have been extensively studied recently. However, while physical origins of two effects …

Lithium niobate Mach–Zehnder modulators (MZMs) are present in a wide range of
technologies and though fulfilling the performance and reliability requirements of present …

There is a hysteria over plasmonic sensors based on metal‐insulator‐metal (MIM)
waveguides and researchers around the globe are extensively studying these devices over …