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Topologically protected chiral sensing using Synthetic Chiral Light
Chirality underlies molecular function in living matter, yet its optical detection remains challenging because conventional chiroptical spectroscopies rely on weak corrections to the dominant electric-dipole light-matter interaction, making desired optical signals weak and fragile. Topology offers a
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