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Optical Waveguides and Optical Devices
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The Special Issue targets recent advancements in optical waveguides and optical devices, highlighting innovative designs, fabrication techniques, and applications. The aim is to provide a platform for presenting cutting-edge research, foster interdisciplinary collaboration, and inspire new ideas. This issue seeks to accelerate the translation of theoretical advancements into practical applications, contributing to the evolution of photonic technologies and their industrial impact.
The scope encompasses a broad range of topics within the realm of optical waveguides and devices. This includes, but is not limited to, new materials and structures for waveguides, advanced fabrication techniques, integration methods for optical devices, and novel applications in telecommunications, sensing, and photonic circuits. Additionally, the issue covers improvements in performance, efficiency, and the miniaturization of optical components, providing a comprehensive overview of current trends and future directions in the field.
This Special Issue supplements existing literature by focusing on recent technological advancements and novel applications in optical waveguides and devices. It addresses emerging technologies, encourages interdisciplinary research, and emphasizes the practical translation of theoretical findings. By offering state-of-the-art reviews and highlighting cutting-edge developments, this issue enhances the current body of knowledge and provides a dynamic, up-to-date understanding of the field.
Dr. Bao Sun
Dr. Lingfang Wang
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- optical waveguides
- novel materials
- telecommunications
- optical sensing
- photonic circuits
- performance enhancement
- emerging technologies
- theoretical advancements
- practical applications
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