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A wonderful piece of research. Congratulations to AOP group and collaborators. Advanced Optics & Photonics Lab NTUScienceTechnology NTU Department of Engineering ntu.ac.uk/about-us/news/…

A fridge that can do your shopping is an exciting future. Less exciting is managing all the data the IOT will generate. A new photonic dirac waveguide is changing things. READ NATURE ARTICLE: buff.ly/3MGdazx READ MEDIA RELEASE: buff.ly/3OLfPuA #physics #quantum

One step forward to equip humans to see more! It is wonderful that our paper on nonlinear Imaging has been highlighted on many platforms. Congratulations to AOP lab members Advanced Optics & Photonics Lab and all collaborators. NTUScienceTechnology NTU Department of Engineering #OEA_highlight phys.org/news/2023-05-a…

Last week, at Advanced Optics & Photonics Lab, we proudly hosted a great colleague and an old friend, Prof. Dangyuan Lei (from the City University of Hong Kong). He is currently appointed as Imperial College’s Provost's visiting Professor of Physics. Looking forward to further collaborations.

Xmass dinner with the AOP group Advanced Optics & Photonics Lab, a dream group. It is a great pleasure to work with such hand-picked people, not only wonderful scientists but also super-nice human beings. Also, a warm welcome to new members: Mohammad Momtazpour Mohammad_AOP, and Amin Zamani amin zamani.

Congratulations to Cuifeng Ying Cuifeng Ying (from NTU Department of Engineering and Advanced Optics & Photonics Lab) and Gaurav Sapra Gaurav Sapra (from Panjab University Panjab University, Chandigarh), for securing the prestigious UK-India UKIERI funding. Looking forward to fostering NTU-PU collaborations. NTU Department of Engineering NTUScienceTechnology

Congratulations to several members of Advanced Optics & Photonics Lab, and collaborators for publishing this nice paper on using single resonators and structured beam for nonlinear imaging via point-scanning imaging technique. Nottingham Trent University, Uni of Nott., Aust. Nat. Uni. More: iopscience.iop.org/article/10.108…

During 10th London Plasmonic's Forum, AOP members Advanced Optics & Photonics Lab walked around King's College, where Maxwell changed the world by developing his equations. We also had a chance to walk around sunny London and enjoy the friendship within the group.

What a photo during the 10th London Plasmonic Forum: Entire Advanced Optics & Photonics Lab (except Ze Zheng) from Nottingham Trent University, Rachel Won Rachel Won (Nat. Photon. Editor), A. Zayats (KCL Physics) and AOP's collaborators, G. Sapra Gaurav Sapra and R. Kumar Rajesh Kumar (Panjab University, Chandigarh).