ERC Consolidator Grant · 2019
Achieving ultraviolet (UV) emission has proven to be difficult, in particular for microcavity lasers due to high optical losses and defect densities. Our group, with a world-leading position in microcavity laser research, has identified new possibilities to combat these challenges in both ultraviolet and blue-emitting devices. By using these breakthroughs, we aim to develop the first electrically injected blue microcavity laser with good enough performance to be useful in real-world applications and project out of the blue and into the ultraviolet to realize the very first electrically injected UV microcavity laser. Our two recent breakthroughs are: 1. The discovery of an overlooked loss…
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