Leading Structured Light Lab, Uni. of Exeter, UK. Research on: Wavefront shaping, computational imaging, complex photonics, optical tweezers, laser writing.
New arXiv paper: "Harnessing the frequency eigenchannels of ultrafast time-varying media", led by Ian Hooper and Simon Horsley at Uni. of Exeter. Translating concepts from spatial "wavefront shaping" to temporal "waveform shaping" in dynamic media featuring "spectral scattering"!
2 postdoctoral researcher positions are available in the Structured Light Group in Exeter (UK). Project focussed on quantum & classical light control through dynamic complex scattering media (see concept picture). Details are below. Drop me an email if you'd like to know more!
Happy to share our work published in Nature Photonics: "Threading light through dynamic complex media". We show how to pilot beams of light via stable channels within moving scattering media. Special thanks to Chai, Christina & John from the Structured Light Group @UniofExeter
Project in collaboration with Simon Horsley @UniofExeter and Philipp del Hougne (Univ. de Rennes).
See here for the paper (open access): nature.com/articles/s41566-0…
New pre-print: arxiv.org/abs/2501.14129 'Self-configuring high-speed multi-plane light conversion'. Made possible by lead author @carl00s01, who evidently prefers to go and make a cup of tea rather than align his MPLC... Thanks also to Unė Būtaitė at Exeter & @joelacarpenter.
New preprint: we show wavefront shaping with a new kind of MEMS megapixel spatial light modulator that has fast pistoning micro-mirrors: arxiv.org/abs/2409.01289 (includes code to run it fast). Great effort from project lead José @carl00s01, also with @gsdgordon@joelacarpenter.
'Photon-efficient optical tweezers via wavefront shaping' is out today in Science Advances - new types of optical trap that fit particles like a glove! Huge thanks to Unė Būtaitė & Christina Sharp @UniofExeter, @jtimaging, @MilesPadgett's group & Stefan Rotter's group (@tu_wien).
Applications for the Complex Nanophotonics Science camp are now open! Apply here: sciencecamp.eu The deadline for abstract submission is 15th March, 2024. Come and join us in the beautiful Windsor Great Park this summer!
The 2024 'Complex Nanophotonics Science Camp' will be opening for scientific abstract submissions soon! Dates: 30th July to 2nd August; Location: Windsor Great Park, UK. See more details here: sciencecamp.eu/
Only 1 week left to apply for these #EPSRC funded studentships! exeter.ac.uk/study/pg-resear…@ExeterUniMaths
All projects are developed in collaboration with your prospective supervisors - if interested, please get in touch (accepting projects on cell motility/live imaging etc)
The 2024 'Complex Nanophotonics Science Camp' will be opening for scientific abstract submissions soon! Dates: 30th July to 2nd August; Location: Windsor Great Park, UK. See more details here: sciencecamp.eu/
Congratulations to the newly minted Dr Sharp! - Christina is the first PhD student to graduate from our Structured Light Group at Exeter! Here are examples of her work: arxiv.org/abs/2304.12848 & arxiv.org/abs/2301.04461. Best of luck for the future!
The Structured Light Lab's first ever cover feature! Thanks to our newest recruit José @carl00s01 for making this image! He is also working on the next generation of this experiment...
Volume 11 Issue 1 of #OPG_Optica is now live: ow.ly/Qg9r50QsN4C
The cover illustrates an all-optical method to unscramble light after propagating through a multimode fiber. See Kupianskyi et al. for details: ow.ly/m5RL50QsN4B
Our paper "All-optically untangling light propagation through multimode fibers" is out today in Optica. We built an optical system capable of reforming 'any' image sent through the corresponding fibre. Thanks to Hlib Kupianskyi for realising it in the lab! doi.org/10.1364/OPTICA.50214…