Dr Sergey Kruk is a Fellow at the ANU Research School of Physics.
He performs research at the confluence of nanofabrication technology and optics – physics of light. He designs and fabricates optical elements so small that more than 10,000 of them can fit within a cross-section of a human hair.
Fields of expertise
flat opticsmetamaterialsmetasurfacesmicroscopynanofabricationnanophotonicsnanoresonatorsnanoscale opticsNanotechnologynonlinear optics/photonics
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