Speaker
Daniele Bonaldo
Description
In recent years metalenses have shown great potential in many applications such as optical tweezing and microscopy. Their power stems from sub-wavelength-sized nanopillars, the so-called meta-atoms, which allows control of light in all of its degrees of freedom. Given their small size and tight tolerances, meta-atoms must be fabricated with precise semiconductor processing, such as Electron Beam Lithography. Here I will present the processes involved in the fabrication of metalenses and how their functionality is affected by fabrication constraints.
