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| Metamaterials are materials that have been engineered to have properties that are not found in nature. Visual metamaterials can bend and manipulate light in ways that allow sub-wavelength imaging, negative refraction, and quantum optics. Currently, only microwaves have been successfully controlled by metamaterials; however, research continues to find new materials than can manipulate visible wavelengths. Purdue University researchers have developed a new metal/dielectric superlattice system that behaves as a hyperbolic metamaterial in the visible range. Made out of nitride materials, this new system can be fabricated using standard silicon techniques. This fabrication allows the materials to be optically tuned to provide enhanced performance in light harvesting and imaging applications. Advantages: -Standard silicon fabrication -Operates in visible range Potential Applications: -Light harvesting -Imaging |
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Apr 9, 2015
NATL-Patent
United States
9,784,888
Oct 10, 2017
Oct 9, 2013
PCT-Patent
WO
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Oct 9, 2012
Provisional-Patent
United States
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