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Free-space high-Q nanophotonics

Yu et al., 2025

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12570623331171972459
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Yu J
Yao W
Qiu M
Li Q
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Light: Science & Applications

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High-Q nanophotonic devices hold great importance in both fundamental research and engineering applications. Their ability to provide high spectral resolution and enhanced light- matter interactions makes them promising in various fields such as sensing, filters, lasing …
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