Modal contrast engineering in ultraviolet and visible metalenses enabled by material-selective hybridization
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Why It Matters
The breakthrough delivers high‑contrast, broadband metalenses that work simultaneously across UV and visible spectra, breaking the trade‑off that limits current diffractive optics. This paves the way for truly compact, high‑efficiency photonic systems—benefiting AR/VR headsets, high‑capacity optical communications, and integrated quantum photonics—while also offering a fertile testbed for AI‑driven inverse design tools to accelerate next‑generation optical component fabrication.
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