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Volume 4

Nano Research & Applications

ISSN: 2471-9838

Page 94

&

JOINT EVENT

October 04-05, 2018 Moscow, Russia

2

nd

Edition of International Conference on

26

th

International Conference on

Advanced Nanotechnology

Materials Technology and Manufacturing Innovations

Advanced Nanotechnology 2018

& Materials-Manufacturing 2018

October 04-05, 2018

Nano Res Appl 2018, Volume 4

DOI: 10.21767/2471-9838-C5-021

Gallium nitride metasurfaces: Innovative perspectives and industrially relevant manufacturing

processes

Patrice Genevet Gauthier Briere

and

Peinan Ni

Université Côte d’Azur, France

T

he common way to manipulate light consists of using classical optical elements such as lenses and mirrors. Since few

years, a new way to manipulate light with two dimensional optical components (metasurfaces) have been exploited

to control light propagation using local phase discontinuities. Abrupt modifications of the fields across an interface

can be engineered by depositing an array of sub-wavelength resonators specifically tailored to address local amplitude,

phase and polarization changes. Metasurfaces have been implemented to obtain various sorts of optical functionalities,

ranging from the basic control of the transmission and reflection of light, to the control of the radiation patterns for

comprehensive wave front engineering and holography. In this presentation, we will review the recent works in this field

and explain the physical mechanisms utilized for designing efficient planar optical components. We will also talk about

our recent results on free-standing dielectric metasurfaces and introduce the concept of conformal boundary optics. As a

conclusion, we will present innovative semiconductor based metasurfaces and discuss GaN-metasurfaces manufacturing

processes relevant for electronics and optoelectronics industrial applications, e.g. light-emitting diode (LED) and/or

augmented reality devices.

pg@crhea.cnrs.fr