Light is essential to life, science, and industry; its speed is proverbial and so is its elusiveness. Generating, manipulating, and trapping photons and completely controlling their propagation and emission will have far-ranging consequences in a wide variety of scientific fields in physics, chemistry, biology, and engineering.
The research areas are closely aligned with the specific research topics of the involved groups, and broadly include laser physics and nonlinear optics, optical biophysics and imaging, complex photonic systems, integrated optics and solid-state lasers, and coherent control and nonlinear imaging. In view of the myriad of anticipated applications, it is no surprise that this field of research is booming.
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