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Fabrication of silicon-based nanostructures : Altering optical properties through morphology and composition
Nanophotonics research has sought to create nanostructures with strong directional optical scattering to control light propagation at the nanoscale. This directional scattered light has a range of potential technological applications, such as perfectly transmitting (or reflecting) broadband optical
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