Search Results - "Gattass, Rafael R"
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Femtosecond laser micromachining in transparent materials
Published in Nature photonics (01-04-2008)“…Femtosecond laser micromachining can be used either to remove materials or to change a material's properties, and can be applied to both absorptive and…”
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Subwavelength-diameter silica wires for low-loss optical wave guiding
Published in Nature (18-12-2003)“…Silica waveguides with diameters larger than the wavelength of transmitted light are widely used in optical communications, sensors and other applications…”
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Assembly of Silica Nanowires on Silica Aerogels for Microphotonic Devices
Published in Nano letters (01-02-2005)“…We report on the assembly of low-loss silica nanowires into functional microphotonics devices on a low-index nondissipative silica aerogel substrate. Using…”
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Interfacial Organization of Acetonitrile: Simulation and Experiment
Published in Journal of physical chemistry. C (21-10-2010)“…Molecular dynamics simulations and vibrational sum frequency generation (VSFG) experiments in the methyl-stretching spectral region have been used to study…”
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Faraday rotation in femtosecond laser micromachined waveguides
Published in Optics express (30-04-2007)“…We demonstrate magneto-optic switching in femtosecond-laser micromachined waveguides written inside bulk terbium-doped Faraday glass. By measuring the…”
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Achieving λ/20 Resolution by One-Color Initiation and Deactivation of Polymerization
Published in Science (American Association for the Advancement of Science) (15-05-2009)“…In conventional photolithography, diffraction limits the resolution to about one-quarter of the wavelength of the light used. We introduce an approach to…”
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Low-loss, robust fusion splicing of silica to chalcogenide fiber for integrated mid-infrared laser technology development
Published in Optics letters (01-11-2015)“…We demonstrate a low-loss, repeatable, and robust splice between single-mode silica fiber and single-mode chalcogenide (CHG) fiber. These splices are…”
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Infrared glass-based negative-curvature anti-resonant fibers fabricated through extrusion
Published in Optics express (31-10-2016)“…Negative curvature fibers have been gaining attention as fibers for high power infrared light. Currently, these fibers have been made of silica glass and…”
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All fiber watt-level fiber source at 760 nm generated through four-wave mixing in a photonic crystal fiber
Published in Optics express (05-12-2022)“…There are limited fiber-based single-mode laser sources over the visible and near infrared range. Nonlinear conversion through four-wave mixing in photonic…”
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Micromachining of bulk glass with bursts of femtosecond laser pulses at variable repetition rates
Published in Optics express (12-06-2006)“…Oscillator-only femtosecond laser micromachining enables the manufacturing of integrated optical components with circular transverse profiles in transparent…”
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Multiphoton photoresists giving nanoscale resolution that is inversely dependent on exposure time
Published in Nature chemistry (01-03-2011)“…Recent advances in materials science have made it possible to perform photolithography at the nanoscale using visible light. One approach to visible-light…”
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Supercontinuum generation in submicrometer diameter silica fibers
Published in Optics express (02-10-2006)“…Silica nanowires provide strong mode confinement in a cylindrical silica-core/air-cladding geometry and serve a model system for studying nonlinear propagation…”
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Fusion splicing of highly dissimilar YAG crystal fiber and silica fiber with reaction bonding
Published in Optical materials express (01-08-2016)“…Splices between materials with dissimilar thermal expansion and melting points are particularly difficult to create. We have developed a method for splicing…”
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Supercontinuum generation in submicrometer diameter silica fibers
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Optical loss measurements in femtosecond laser written waveguides in glass
Published in Optics communications (15-03-2006)“…The optical loss is an important parameter for waveguides used in integrated optics. We measured the optical loss in waveguides written in silicate glass…”
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Optical vibration sensor fabricated by femtosecond laser micromachining
Published in Applied physics letters (01-08-2005)“…We fabricated an optical vibration sensor using a high-repetition rate femtosecond laser oscillator. The sensor consists of a single straight waveguide written…”
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Chalcogenide fiber based mid-IR sources and applications
Published in 2015 IEEE Summer Topicals Meeting Series (SUM) (01-07-2015)“…In the visible and near-IR, silica fiber high power lasers, amplifiers, fiber combiners, couplers, fiber optic switches and attenuators have demonstrated…”
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All-fiber chalcogenide-based mid-infrared supercontinuum source
Published in Optical fiber technology (01-09-2012)“…► An all-fiber mid-infrared supercontinuum source emitting over 1.9–4.8μm. ► The laser includes commercial off-the-shelf parts and a chalcogenide fiber. ►…”
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Broadband Watt-Level Mid-Infrared Fiber-Coupled Variable Optical Attenuator
Published in IEEE photonics technology letters (15-10-2013)“…Direct intensity modulation of laser systems in the mid-infrared is marred by instabilities in power output, emission wavelength, and mode profile. In…”
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High resolution 3-D laser direct-write patterning
Published in CLEO/QELS: 2010 Laser Science to Photonic Applications (01-05-2010)“…Resolution Augmentation through Photo-Induced Deactivation (RAPID) lithography makes possible the creation of features that far smaller than the wavelength of…”
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