NANO-PHOTONICS LABORATORY 

In nanophotonics lab we research is directed towards the development of new photonic devices and applications utilizing light-matter interactions in the nanoscale. Our most recent work has focused on metasurfaces and Lead-Halide Perovskite devices. Metasurfaces are nano-structured surfaces which allow for controlling all aspects of light and electromagnetic waves – amplitude, phase, polarization and more. Such properties render metasurfaces the ultimate tool for controlling and manipulating light, paving the way to new and exciting applications such as 3D displays, AR/VR visors, flat optical components and many more. Lead-Halide perovskites are solution applied semiconducting materials exhibiting direct and tunable bandgap. Together with their ease of processing this family of materials exhibit great promise to a new class of light sources which can be tuned across the whole visible range as well as highly efficient solar cells.