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Recently we have migrated into the area of nano photonics. We discovered
that a certain C-shaped aperture with dimensions much smaller than
the wavelength of light can transmit 1000 x more photons than an
equivalent square or round aperture, while still producing a near-field
sub-wavelength spot at least 10x smaller than the wavelength of
the light passing through the hole.
An example of an array of such efficient apertures is shown in the
above picture.
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News
- Stanford
team builds first digital holographic video/data storage system.
Stanford News, August 4, 1994
- The hologram remembers
Forbes, September 26, 1994
- Stanford
professor recognized for holographic data storage
Stanford News, November 4, 1994
- Novel
3-D video display technology developed
Stanford News, August 29, 1996
- Electrical
engineer imagines future where laboratories fit on a dime
Stanford Report, November 28, 2001
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