A groundbreaking study titled “Polarization Insensitive Electrically Reconfigurable Meta-Lens for 2 μm Wavelength” has been published in Optical Materials Express. This research introduces a meta-lens capable of focusing light at a 2 μm wavelength without sensitivity to polarization, enhancing its versatility in optical applications. The lens’s electrical reconfigurability allows dynamic adjustments, paving the way for advancements in adaptive optics and infrared imaging systems.

A recent publication in Physica B: Condensed Matter presents a density functional theory (DFT) analysis titled “Investigation of the Physical Properties through Strain Effect of Monolayer Silicon Carbide Material.” The study examines how strain influences the mechanical and electronic properties of monolayer silicon carbide (SiC), revealing potential applications in nanoscale devices. Understanding these strain effects is crucial for designing SiC-based components in flexible electronics and sensors.