A special article in the journal Nature Photonics has featured recent research from our group. The article focuses on the paper, "Exploiting universal nonlocal dispersion in optically active materials for spectro-polarimetric computational imaging," which introduced a novel computational imaging system.
This recognition in a leading journal within optics and photonics affirms the significance of the work. The special article discusses the "Nonlocal-Cam," a new system that extends beyond conventional imaging by capturing the spectral texture of polarization, a property of light that was not previously accessible for direct observation.
We commend Xueji, Todd Van Mechelen, and Sathwik Bharadwaj on this achievement, which underscores the innovative contributions of their research to the field.
