Complex photonic structures

Complex photonic structures are intricate arrangements of materials designed to control and manipulate light in precise ways. Using patterns at the microscopic or nanoscopic scale, they can bend, reflect, or transmit light with high efficiency, enabling advanced technologies such as high-speed computing, specialized lenses, or optical sensors. These structures leverage principles like interference and resonance to achieve effects beyond natural materials, allowing scientists and engineers to develop innovative optical devices with tailored properties for communication, imaging, and quantum technologies.