论文信息 - Towards the implementation of an organic inorganic laser for next generation optical applications

Towards the implementation of an organic inorganic laser for next generation optical applications

Authors report simulations and experimental results on the engineering of a small molecule-on-silica based waveguide grating implementation for next generation optical lasing applications.

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