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On the Cover: Arbitrarily shaped retro-reflector by optics surface transformation
On the Cover: Laser transverse modes of spherical resonators: a review [Invited]
On the Cover: Laser produced electromagnetic pulses: generation, detection and mitigation
On the Cover: Vortex Smith–Purcell radiation generation with holographic grating
On the Cover: Rabi oscillations of azimuthons in weakly nonlinear waveguides
On the Cover: Silk: a versatile biomaterial for advanced optics and photonics [Invited]

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Virtual Special Issue for the 60th Anniversary of the Laser's Invention

The first working laser was demonstrated by Theodore Harold Maiman on May 16, 1960, and now we are celebrating it as the International Day of Light. We look back at the contributions of a laser luminary, marvel at todaty's laser reasearch, and look forward to the laser capabilities of the near future. Read More

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Twenty-fourth National Laser Conference and Fifteenth National Conference on Laser Technology and OptoelectronicsSubmission
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Twenty-fourth National Laser Conference and Fifteenth National Conference on Laser Technology and Optoelectronics

Shanghai, China
17-20 October 2020
The 4th International symposium series on High Power Laser Science and EngineeringSubmission
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The 4th International symposium series on High Power Laser Science and Engineering

Suzhou, China
April 2021

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Oct.2020

On the Cover: Arbitrarily shaped retro-reflector by optics surface transformation

The image on the cover of Chinese Optics Letters Volume 18, Issue 10, proposes a novel way to design arbitrarily shaped retro-reflectors by optics surface transformation. The entire design process consists of filling an optic-null medium between the input and output surfaces of the retro-reflector, on which the points have 180 deg reverse corresponding relations. Provided by F. Sun et al., researchers from Taiyuan University of Technology and Zhejiang University, the image is based on the research presented in their article, "Arbitrarily shaped retro-reflector by optics surface transformation", Chinese Optics Letters 18(10) 102201, doi 10.3788/COL202018.102201.

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Oct.2020

On the Cover: Laser transverse modes of spherical resonators: a review [Invited]

The image on the cover of Chinese Optics Letters Volume 18, Issue 9, indicates that the study of structured laser beams has been one of the most active fields of research for decades, particularly in exploring laser beams with orbital angular momentum. The direct generation of structured beams from laser resonators is deeply associated with the formation of transverse modes. The wave representations of transverse modes of spherical cavities are usually categorized into Hermite–Gaussian (HG) and Laguerre–Gaussian (LG) modes for a long time. Provided by Y.F. Chen et al., researchers from Chiao Tung University, the image is based on the research presented in their article, "Laser transverse modes of spherical resonators: a review [Invited]", Chinese Optics Letters 18(9) 091404, doi 10.3788/COL202018.091404.

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