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amphibious and panoramic imaging

Amphibious Camera with Panoramic Vision

Inspired by the compound eyes of the fiddler crab in nature, we have developed a novel panoramic and amphibious imaging device by integrating a flat and graded-refractive-index micro-lens array with a comb-shape silicon photodiode array.

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amphibious and panoramic imaging

Thermally Protected Wearable Optoelectronics

Based on radiative cooling, flexible/Non-metallic porous polymer removes thermal adverse effects of wearable optoelectronics under direct sunlight, while allowing wireless power transfer and data communication.

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amphibious and panoramic imaging

Fish-eye Cameras

Inspired by the aquatic vision in nature, we have developed a novel miniaturized wide field-of-view imaging device by integrating a monocentric lens and a hemispherical silicon nanorod photodiode array.

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amphibious and panoramic imaging

Virus-based colorimetric sensors

M13 bacteriophage-based colorimetric sensors to facilitate the rapid detection for pathogens, toxins, or environmental changes at extremely low concentration levels

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amphibious and panoramic imaging

​Covert Polarization Display

Covert polarization display to break through the flexibility/scalability limitation by using ultrathin lossy nanocolumns deposited on a metal film with wide color selectivity.

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Virtual Overlay Staining With Plasmonic Oligomer Metasurface

D. Kim, J. Kim, J. Ma, G. Kim, J. Lee, S. Y. Yoon, Y. Jun, Y. M. Song*, and H.-H. Jeong*

Small, 2026, e73944

2026

(JCR 8%)

226

Moth eye surfaces

Stretchable high-fill-factor silicon–liquid metal platform for multilevel visual acquisition and depth sensing

C. Park et al.

Nat. Mater. (in press)

2026

(JCR 1%)

225

Moth eye surfaces

Flexible, Wearable and Stretchable Photonics: feature issue introduction

L. Li*, L. J. Guo, Y. M. Song, Y. Yan, X. Sheng, F. Sorin, and J. Missinne

Opt. Mater. Express 16, 1833-1835

2026

224

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