Journal of Nanosciences: Current Research

Harnessing Nanophotonics for Next-generation Optoelectronic Devices

Abstract

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In the realm of optoelectronic devices, the pursuit of miniaturization and efficiency has long been a driving force. As conventional technologies approach their physical limits, researchers have turned to nanophotonics – the study and manipulation of light on the nanoscale – to unlock a new frontier of possibilities. Nanophotonics offers unprecedented control over the behavior of light, enabling the creation of compact, high-performance devices with applications ranging from telecommunications to sensing and beyond. In this article, we delve into the world of nanophotonics, exploring its principles, recent advancements and its potential to revolutionize optoelectronics in the near future. Nanophotonics is founded on the principles of optics and nanotechnology, where light-matter interactions occur on length scales smaller than the wavelength of light itself. At these scales, conventional optical phenomena can be dramatically altered, leading to unique properties and functionalities.