Photonics

Research in BINA's Nano-Photonics Center encompasses two main areas: imaging and vision, and optic information transport. BINA scientists are improving imaging techniques for biological materials, while examining the atomic-level magnetism that may someday allow computer engineers to exceed the classical bounds of processing speed and information bandwidth. By combining experimental and theoretical approaches, BIU researchers are helping to advance our understanding and control of the quantum behavior of light.

  • Super-resolution imaging
  • Fiber devices
  • Silicon and RF photonics
  • Optical data processing
  • Precise optical detection of DNA-protein interactions 
  • Precision measurement and control of quantum matter and quantum light
  • Short laser pulses for controlled heat and mass transfer within optical nano-composite materials
  • Light-matter interactions in molecular solids
  • Organic optoelectronics
  • Silicon photonics  

 

Researchers