Dimitrios Sounas retweeted
In our Oct. issue, authors @akord90, @dsounas, and @andrea_alu show proposals for achieving magnet-free #nonreciprocity can compete with traditional ferrite devices, paving the way for new low-cost, high-performance nonreciprocal devices in applications like #QuantumComputing.
Dimitrios Sounas retweeted
What are the most common nonreciprocal devices? #Gyrators, #isolators, and #circulators. In @ProceedingsIEEE’s Oct. issue, @akord90, @dsounas, and @andrea_alu explore their origin and history, and approaches to breaking #reciprocity: bit.ly/ProceedingsIEEE-Octob…
Our paper "Discrete space optical signal processing" has been featured on the cover of Optica!
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Dimitrios Sounas retweeted
Our papers on magnet-free nonreciprocity and nonreciprocal microwave technology have been published in the Proceedings of IEEE, and featured on the cover.
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Our paper on optical signal processing based on an approach inspired by digital filters was published in Optica #OSA_Optica osapublishing.org/optica/abs…






