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This talk will discuss recent work on optical phenomena and photonic devices made from 2D chalcogenides (e.g., halide perovskites and carbon nanotubes) as well as 1D excitonic semiconductors. I will present how 1D nanostructuring of excitonic 2D semiconductors into nanophotonic dielectric gratings can enable exploration of new regimes of light-matter confinement including formation of hybrid exciton-plasmon-polariton states. This discussion will be extended to superlattices which are scalable over large areas. Further we will show that the light-matter hybridization persists in emission of direct gap 2D semiconductors such as hybrid halide pervoskites. Finally I will present our recent work on nanotubes and show dynamic tunability of their optical properties. I will conclude by giving a broad perspective on future prospects of 2D materials from fundamental science to applications.
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Deep Jariwala, "Tunable exciton-photonics in Van der Waals semiconductors," Proc. SPIE 11796, Active Photonic Platforms XIII, 1179607 (3 August 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2593846