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Integrated elliptical III-V nanopillar arrays on silicon for dual photodetection and light emission
Next-generation on-chip photonic devices require compact, energy-efficient components integrating photodetection and light emission on silicon platforms. Achieving broadband photodetection combined with efficient emission in a single nanoscale device remains challenging. Here, we demonstrate ellipti
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