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Read more at: Increasing Steering Angle of LCoS in a WSS System Through Integration with a Metasurface

Increasing Steering Angle of LCoS in a WSS System Through Integration with a Metasurface

1 April 2023

Increasing Steering Angle of LCoS in a WSS System Through Integration with a Metasurface Liquid crystal on silicon (LCoS) has been the dominant choice for wavelength selective switches (WSSs) in telecommunication industry due to its high spatial resolution and compatibility with software defined flexible grid feature...


Read more at: Phase Shift of Liquid Crystal-Induced Resonance Tuning in Dielectric Metasurface at Telecommunication Wavelength

Phase Shift of Liquid Crystal-Induced Resonance Tuning in Dielectric Metasurface at Telecommunication Wavelength

15 March 2023

Phase Shift of Liquid Crystal-Induced Resonance Tuning in Dielectric Metasurface at Telecommunication Wavelength During the last decade, active metasurface has attracted significant attention from academia and industry because of its unparalleled advantages over conventional technologies. Active metasurface using...


Read more at: Electrically Tuned Active Metasurface towards Metasurface-Integrated Liquid Crystal on Silicon (meta-LCoS) Devices

Electrically Tuned Active Metasurface towards Metasurface-Integrated Liquid Crystal on Silicon (meta-LCoS) Devices

30 January 2023

Electrically Tuned Active Metasurface towards Metasurface-Integrated Liquid Crystal on Silicon (meta-LCoS) Devices Active metasurfaces add a new dimension to static metasurfaces by introducing tunability, and this has received enormous attention from industry. Although various mechanisms have been proposed over the past...


Read more at: New Year Dinner at Selwyn College

New Year Dinner at Selwyn College

2 March 2022

On February 14th 2022, we held our delayed annual dinner, rescheduled to celebrate the Chinese New Year and coinciding with Lantern Festival. CPDS staff and student members, along with our guests enjoyed an excellent meal in the beautiful surroundings of Selwyn College Hall.


Read more at: Science fiction sets the bar high – but we’re getting there

Science fiction sets the bar high – but we’re getting there

5 January 2022

From Star Trek ’s Holodeck to Iron Man ’s helmet, science fiction has set the bar high for real-time 3D holographic images. But while we are still pretty far from that, we are getting closer. To appreciate the potential of 3D, think about how we get information about the world around us. The visual is very important: about...


Read more at: CPDS members win CAPE Blue Sky Awards

CPDS members win CAPE Blue Sky Awards

23 December 2021

Two CAPE Blue Sky Research projoects have been awarded to CPDS group members Label free multimodal biosensing based on guided mode resonance sensor (LMB-GMR) - Pawan Shrestha, Xin Chang Reconfigurable photonic crystal devices for wavelength-division multiplexing - Xin Chang, Mike Pivnenko, Pawan Shrestha The CAPE Blue Sky...


Read more at: Profiling 3D Surfaces

Profiling 3D Surfaces

9 August 2021

Many fields such as industrial manufacturing require 3D surface profile measurement with nanometre precision. Achieving this precision requires an instrument with incredibly high component accuracy. In this interview, Professor Daping Chu, explained why high precision 3D surface measurement is so difficult, and he described his solution and its advantages, and how it might be commercialized.


Read more at: CPDS held annual Christmas Formal at Trinity Hall College (2019.12.20)
CPDS held annual Christmas Formal at Trinity Hall College (2019.12.20)

CPDS held annual Christmas Formal at Trinity Hall College (2019.12.20)

19 January 2020

CPDS had the annual Christmas group formal on 20th December 2019 at Trinity Hall College. CPDS staffs, students, members and guests enjoyed a wonderful night together to celebrate Christmas! Trinity Hall College sits on the beautiful River Cam and is the fifth-oldest college of the University of Cambridge, having been...


Read more at: CPDS researchers developed new nausea-free AR head-mounted display
CPDS researchers developed new nausea-free AR head-mounted display

CPDS researchers developed new nausea-free AR head-mounted display

27 November 2019

CPDS researchers have developed a new augmented reality (AR) head-mounted display (HMD) in collaboration with Huawei European Research Centre, in Munich. The HMD delivers a realistic and comfortable 3D viewing experience, without the commonly associated side effects of nausea or eyestrain. It can deliver high-quality clear...


Read more at: CPDS researchers and Jaguar Land Rover develop immersive 3D head-up display for in-car use
CPDS researchers and Jaguar Land Rover develop immersive 3D head-up display for in-car use

CPDS researchers and Jaguar Land Rover develop immersive 3D head-up display for in-car use

20 August 2019

Researchers from CPDS, the University of Cambridge, are working with Jaguar Land Rover to develop next-generation head-up display technology that could beam real-time safety information in front of the driver, and allow passengers to stream 3D movies directly from their seats as part of a shared, autonomous future. Their...