Volume 10 Issue 5 of #OPG_Optica is now live: ow.ly/OZW650OsunF The cover image represents a superposition of Si meta-atom arrays, with the functionality of a Stokes vector receiver, for receiving high-speed self-coherent signals. See Soma, et al., ow.ly/f1yX50OsunG

It is time for OPN's annual photo contest 📸 Submit your large, high-impact images that highlight an aspect of optics for a chance to win a canvas-stretched print of their winning entry, a $250 Amazon gift card and publication of the winning image. optica-opn.org/photo-contest

It’s official! Submissions are OPEN for Optica Quantum (#OPG_OpticaQ). Submit your high-impact research to this Gold OA journal today. Your paper could appear in the first issue in September. opg.optica.org/opticaq.cfm #QIST

“…when writing a scientific article, authors… must be explicit about the limitations of their work, avoid obfuscation, and resist the temptation to oversell their work.” elifesciences.org/articles/88654

Volume 10 Issue 6 of #OPG_Optica is now live: ow.ly/El5E50OUi6A The cover image shows the nonlinear interaction of a multi-cycle infrared pulse in a rutile plate. For details, see Kowalczyk et al., ow.ly/QE7y50OUi6z

What is a preprint? A preliminary research article shared publicly before peer review and publication in a journal. Learn about submitting a preprint to #OpticaOpen and share your new results with colleagues worldwide. ow.ly/wpKp50OV7cV

New signal-processing techniques lay the foundation for highly sensitive portable integrated optofluidic sensing devices - ow.ly/t2oH50OV5CW A UC Santa Cruz & BYU team's work enables seamless detection of a mixture of nanobeads in concentrations across eight orders of magnitude.

In the wake of today’s Supreme Court ruling, AIP's leaders reaffirm that diversity efforts are “critical to the vitality of our community and to the work we do.” Read the full statement from our Board of Directors here: ww2.aip.org/aip/board-of-d…

Volume 10 Issue 7 of #OPG_Optica is now live: ow.ly/R36B50PhFK1 The cover image depicts a direct coordination engineering approach for manipulating fiber lasers. For details, see Y. Chen et al., ow.ly/f1lV50PhFK2

In OPN's latest post, Optica Fellow Greg Gbur (@drskyskull) writes about his experience communicating science to the public and the lessons he learned along the way. ow.ly/IGV350PpToE

Happy #WorldPhotographyDay 📸 Celebrate the day by entering our annual photo contest! Every December, OPN showcases large, high-impact images that highlight an aspect of optics. To be considered, send us your best images by 15 September. More information: optica-opn.org/photo-contest

Volume 10 Issue 8 of #OPG_Optica is now live: ow.ly/71TA50PAXLo The cover depicts bi-chromatic pulse generation facilitated by a fiber resonator's transient light shift register mechanism. For details, see Nyushkov et al., ow.ly/963l50PAXLn

Volume 10 Issue 9 of #OPG_Optica is now live: ow.ly/hGkT50PO2Ik The cover image depicts a scalable integrated spectrometer that overcomes the resolution-bandwidth limit. For details, see Xu et al., ow.ly/vFUA50PO2Ij

Volume 10 Issue 10 of #OPG_Optica is now live: ow.ly/vwNC50PZ6Mb The cover image depicts laser-based additive manufacturing of a single-mode Er/Al co-doped gain fiber for Erbium-doped fiber laser evaluation. For details, see Maniewski et al., ow.ly/pqBa50PZ6Mc

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Volume 10 Issue 11 of #OPG_Optica is now live: ow.ly/SnGF50Q9Qke The cover image depicts pure-quartic Bragg solitons within a low-loss, nonlinear integrated circuit. For details, see Choi et al., ow.ly/tSjj50Q9Qkf

New! #OpticaOpen Highlights: Noteworthy preprints selected by early career researchers in their fields of interest. Each has a brief note summarizing its findings, significance, or impact. Look for Optica Open Highlight as you search. More info: opticaopen.org/Home/About

Have you registered for this week's free #OPG_Optica Light Conversations webinar? On Friday, 8 December, authors Christoph Heyl and Anne-Lise Viotti will discuss their work on pulse compression, multi-pass cells, and more. Register here: ow.ly/T4kK50Q72zs

This X-ray technique enables small organisms and sensitive samples to be studied at high resolution over long periods. ow.ly/8Me250QgubR The technique directly magnifies the X-ray image rather than converting the X-ray image into a visible light image first. #OPG_Optica

This spiral-shaped lens can help those with cataracts or age-related vision problems for a clear focus: ow.ly/83hz50Qzkp2 The lens can be used on contact lenses, in intraocular implants for cataracts and in new types of miniaturized imaging systems. Laboratoire Photonique Numérique et Nanosciences #OPG_Optica