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Physics: Structured lights: Properties and Applications

Participating journal: Discover Applied Sciences
As a kind of customized light field with specific spatial-temporal evolution characteristics, the structured light possesses novel properties in the interaction between light and matter. It has widely been employed in optical manipulation, biomedical sensing and imaging, optical communication, and many others. The aim of this topical collection is to showcase the most recent works associated with structured lights. This collection will feature original research covering a broad range of topics, including but not limited to the physical mechanism of spatial/temporal field modulations, characterization techniques, as well as advances in wide functional applications. We expect that this collection can be of interest to researchers in the field of optics, as well as facilitate future research from members of wider scientific communities.

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Discover Applied Sciences is a multi-disciplinary open access journal covering applied life sciences, chemistry, earth and environmental sciences, engineering, materials science and...

Editors

  • Yuquan Zhang

    Yuquan Zhang is currently an Associate Professor in the Nanophotonics Research Center of Shenzhen University, China. The core of his research includes singular optical field modulation, optical tweezers, surface/tip enhanced Raman spectroscopy, and spatial-temporal super-resolution imaging.
  • Zhongsheng Man

    Zhongsheng Man is currently a Professor in Shandong University of Technology, China. His research interests include spin-orbit interaction of light, optical micromanipulation, all-optical surface plasmon excitation and microscopic imaging.

Articles

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