New Insights into Random Optics and Lasers
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Optics and Lasers".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 June 2024 | Viewed by 103
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Interests: nanophotonics; super-resolution; silicon photonics; fiber optics; image processing
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Dear Colleagues,
The captivating field of random optics and lasers is rapidly evolving, continuously generating fresh insights and innovative applications. The following abstract provides a succinct overview of the latest developments in this dynamic area of research.
In the realm of random optics, which explores the behavior of light in complex and disordered media, recent breakthroughs have significantly advanced our understanding of light scattering, diffusion, and transmission. These developments have opened the door to applications in imaging, sensing, and communication in challenging environments.
Concurrently, the field of random lasers, characterized by its chaotic feedback mechanisms, has gained prominence. Researchers have uncovered new techniques that can be used to control and customize the emission characteristics of random lasers, enhancing their performance and versatility for applications in medical diagnostics, environmental monitoring, and telecommunications.
This abstract seeks to underscore how ongoing research in random optics and lasers has expanded our comprehension of light propagation and amplification in disordered media, providing exciting prospects for future technological advancements and innovative solutions to real-world problems. The exploration of random optical systems continues to inspire novel discoveries, pushing the boundaries of the possible in this captivating and interdisciplinary field.
We welcome researchers to contribute their insights to this ever-evolving domain. Your contributions will help to advance our collective understanding of random optics and lasers.
Dr. Dror Malka
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- random optics
- random lasers
- light scattering
- disordered media
- light diffusion
- imaging in complex environments
- sensing in random media
- optical communication in challenging conditions
- chaotic feedback mechanisms
- emission control
- nanoscale photonic devices
- semiconductor materials
- integration with microelectronic chips
- low-loss waveguides
- slot waveguide technology
- total internal reflection
- CMOS-compatible fabrication
- mode field analysis
- novel slot waveguide structures
- optical amplification
- optical filters
- visible light communication (VLC)
- optical numerical methods
- environmental monitoring
- medical diagnostics
