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2016 Quantum Metaphotonics and Metamaterials MURI Basic Research Innovation and Collaboration Center (BRICC) 4075 Wilson Blvd., Suite 350 | Liberty Room Arlington, VA 22203 Agenda Day 1 | Monday, November 7, 2016 Time Title Speaker 0730-0800 Registration 0800-1200 QUANTUM METAPHOTONICS & METAMATERIALS MURI REVIEW Dr. Harold Weinstock and Dr. 0800-0815 Opening Remarks Gernot Pomrenke, AFOSR 0815-0830 Introduction and Overview of MURI Activities Prof. Rashid Zia, Brown 0830-0830 Active and Magnetic Metaphotonic Structures Prof. Harry Atwater, Caltech Optical Magnetism in Metallic and Dielectric 0850-0900 Georgia Papadakis, Caltech Metamaterials Plasmon Mediated Fluorescent Decay in Two- 0900-0920 Prof. Nicholas Fang, MIT dimensional Molecular Aggregates Photon-photon Interaction Mediated by Systems with 0920-0940 Prof. Shanhui Fan, Stanford Multiple Ground States 0940-1000 Cavity QED with Inverse Designed Meta-cavities Prof. Jelena Vuckovic, Stanford 1000-1020 Morning Coffee and Discussion Break 1020-1040 Salient Features of Low-Index Photonics Prof. Nader Engheta, U Penn 1040-1040 Metasurface Quantum Engineering Prof. Xiang Zhang, UC Berkeley Achieving Directional Emission with Dielectric 1100-1120 Prof. Mark Brongersma, Stanford Antennas 1120-1140 Emerging Materials Capabilities Prof. Seth Bank, UT Austin Computational Methods for Qubit Discovery and 1140-1200 Prof. Rashid Zia, Brown Exploitation 1200 Quantum Metaphotonics & Metamaterials MURI Review Concluded 1200-1300 LUNCH Page 1 of 7 1300-1700 ARMY’S METAMATERIAL REVIEW Nonlinear Llight-matter Iinteractions in Engineered Prof. Natasha Litchinitser 1300-1330 Optical Media University of Buffalo Prof. Liang Feng 1330-1350 Orbital Angular Momentum Microlaser University of Buffalo (Micro)Rectenna Arrays and Nano-enhanced Dr. Richard Osgood 1350-1410 Photovoltaics as Metadevices NSRDEC Prof. Ramki Kalyanaraman Interface and Surface Ferroplasmons in Ag-transition 1410-1430 University of Tennessee at Metal Bimaterial Nanostructures Knoxville Prof. Mikhail Noginov 1430-1450 Control of Light-matter Interaction with Metamaterials Norfolk State University 1450-1520 BREAK Prof. Vladimir Shalaev 1520-1540 From Passive to Active, Time-varying Metasurfaces Purdue Negatively Spatially Dispersive Metamaterials: Prof. Alex Popov 1540-1600 Extraordinary Transients in the Parametric Purdue Amplification and Nonlinear Reflectivity Quantum and Nonlinear Optics in Nonlocal Nanowire Prof. Viktor Podolskiy 1600-1620 Metamaterials University of Massachusetts Study on High Permeability Flexible Metamaterial Dr. Amir Zaghloul 1620-1640 Structures with Very Small Thickness ARL 1700 MEETING ADJOURNED FOR THE DAY Page 2 of 7 Basic Research Innovation and Collaboration Center (BRICC) 4075 Wilson Blvd., Suite 350 | Liberty Room Arlington, VA 22203 Agenda Day 2 – Tuesday, November 8, 2016 Time Title Speaker 0730-0800 Registration NAVY’S METAMMATERIALS PROGRAM REVIEW Mark Spector 0800-0815 Introduction of ONR Metamaterials Program ONR Spoof and Hybrid Spoof Metamaterials in the SWIR Joe Tischler 0815-0845 Spectral Region Naval Research Laboratory Dielectric Metamaterials with Low Loss and Costas Soukoulis 0845-0915 Tunability Iowa State University Andrea Alù University of Texas at Austin 0915-1000 Time-Modulated Optical Gradient Metasurfaces Ewold Verhagen FOM Institute AMOLF 1000-1015 BREAK Jason Valentine 1015-1045 Dielectric Based Optical Metamaterials Vanderbilt University Chalcogenide Thin Films for Meta-Structures Jesse Franz 1045-1110 Operating in the MWIR Naval Research Laboratory Natalia Litchinitser 1110-1135 Design of Chalcogenide Meta-Structures for MWIR SUNY Buffalo Reconfigurable Metamaterials at Infrared Yongmin Liu 1135-1200 Frequencies Northeastern University 1200-1300 LUNCH Metasurfaces with Electric, Magnetic, and Magneto- Anthony Grbic 1300-1330 electric Responses University of Michigan Xiaodong Yang Generation and Separation of Pure Optical Vortex 1330-1355 Missouri University of Science Beams with Plasmonic Metasurfaces and Technology Gennady Shvets 1355-1425 Tunable and Reconfigurable Infrared Metamaterials Cornell University Durdu Guney Pushing the Limits of Imaging with Metamaterial 1425-1455 Michigan Technological Lenses and Plasmon Injection Scheme University Page 3 of 7 1455-1510 BREAK Acoustic Surface Effects of Bistable, Negative- Greg Orris 1510-1540 Stiffness Elements Naval Research Laboratory Steve Cummer 1540-1630 Expanding the Limits of Acoustic Metamaterials Duke University “Filtered” Near-field Thermal Radiation: Isolating Arvind Narayanaswamy 1630-1700 Surface Phonon Polariton Resonances in Near-field Columbia University Radiative Transfer 1700 MEETING ADJOURNED FOR THE DAY Page 4 of 7 Basic Research Innovation and Collaboration Center (BRICC) 4075 Wilson Blvd., Suite 350 | Liberty Room Arlington, VA 22203 Agenda Day 3 | Wednesday, November 9, 2016 Time Title Speaker 0730-0745 Registration AFOSR METAMATERIALS PROGRAM REVIEW Introduction AFOSR POs: Jason Marshall, Arje Nachman, Gernot Harold Weinstock, AFOSR 0745-0750 Pomrenke and Harold Weinstock sponsors of research being reported 0750-0805 Fascinating Nonlinear Interactions in Metamaterials Andrea Alu, UT-Austin Anisotropic Impedance Surfaces for Control of 0820-0835 Daniel Sievenpiper, UCSD Surface Wave Propagation and Scattering Reflective Photonic Limiters for Sensor Protection Ilya Vitebskiy and Nicholaos 0835-0850 from High Power Laser Radiation Limberopoulos, AFRL/RYDP Extreme Platforms for Extreme Manipulation of 0850-0920 Nader Engheta, Penn Fields and Waves Photonics-Driven, Optically-Coherent Networks for 0920-0935 Meta-Surface-Current Sheets as RF Array Dennis Prather, Delaware Antennas 0935-0950 Wave Engineering with Metasurfaces Nanoantennas Hossein Mosallaei, Northeastern 0950-1020 BREAK Chiral Nanophotonic Metadevices and Metasurface Reza Khorasaninejad and 1020-1035 MURI Federico Capasso, Harvard 1035-1050 Device Applications of Metafilms and Metasurfaces Mark Brongersma, Stanford On-Chip Nanophotonics with CMOS-Compatible 1050-1105 Alexandra Boltasseva, Purdue Plasmonic Materials Tailoring Radiative Processes by Nanoengineering 1105-1120 Maiken Mikkelsen, Duke for Ultrafast Optoelectronics Tuning Chiroptical Response in Optical 1120-1135 Vivian Ferry, Minnesota Metamaterials Coupling of Gap Plasmon–ENZ Modes Joshua Hendrickson, 1135-1150 AFRL/RYDH Structured Surfaces for Perfect Absorbers, Page 5 of 7 Filters and Detectors Justin Cleary, RYDH PECASE: Parity-Time Symmetric Nanophotonic Brian Baum and Jennifer 1150-1250 Materials and Metamaterials Dionne, Stanford 1250-1305 LUNCH Dispersion Engineering Using Metamaterials for 1305-1335 Edl Schamiloglu, UNM Transformational Electromagnetics FY12 MURI Pulsed Laser Deposition of Multiferroic Complex John Jones and Gail Brown, 1335-1350 Oxide Superlattices AFRL/RXAN Tailoring Magnetic Nanomaterials for 1350-1405 Chao Wang, Johns Hopkins Electromagnetic Wave Absorption Transport Property Studies of Structurally Modified 1405-1420 Qing Hao, Arizona Graphene Investigation of Design, Additive Manufacturing and 1420-1435 Hao Xin, Arizona Applications of Electromagnetic Metamaterials Visible Light Metasurfaces Based on Single Crystal 1435-1450 Jon Fan, Stanford Silicon Widely Tunable Semiconductor Antennas for 1450-1505 Jon Schuller, UCSB Reconfigurable Metasurfaces 1505-1535 BREAK Toward Active Circuits and Metamaterials Utilizing 1535-1550 Bandgap-Less Hydrodynamic Gain from Ultra-Slow Donhee Ham, Harvard 2D Plasmons Polaritonic Metamaterials Based on van der Waals 1550-1605 Dmitri N. Basov, Columbia Heterostructures Compressive Sensing and Enhanced Detectors with 1610-1625 Augustine Urbas, AFRL/RXAP Plasmonics and Photonic Nanojets Film-Coupled NanoPatch Platform for Novel 1625-1655 David R. Smith, Duke Apertures at Infrared and Visible Wavelengths Posters (All Day) Tailoring Radiative Processes by Nanoengineering Maiken Mikkelsen, Duke for Ultrafast Optoelectronics Atomic Layered Two Dimensional Materials-based Thomas A. Searles, Howard Metasurfaces for Terahertz Modulators Bryan Adomanis, AFIT, D. Bruce Design and Fabrication of Metasurface Lenses in Burckel, Sandia, and Michael 0745-1655 Midwave Infrared Marciniak, AFIT Jon W. Stewart and Maiken H. Metasurface Absorbers for Multispectral Pixel Arrays Mikkelsen, Duke Compact Chip-based Hybrid Artur Davoyan and Harry Plasmonics Atwater, CalTech Nicholaos Limberopoulos, Reflective Photonic Limiters for Sensor Protection AFRL/RYDP and Ilya Vitebskiy, from High Power Laser Radiation AFRL/RYDP Page 6 of 7 1655 MEETING ADJOURNED Page 7 of 7 .
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