Feng Pan Sculpts Ultrathin Materials for Quantum Information Research

Feng Pan is a postdoctoral researcher in Jennifer Dionne’s lab at Stanford University. He makes metamaterials to manipulate light for quantum information storage. Image credit: D-lab/Stanford University.

Scientist Feng Pan creates materials with sculptural features that manipulate light not for their visual effects, but to encode information.

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