Dissipative Kerr cavity solitons are pulses of light that can persist in coherently driven
nonlinear optical resonators. They have attracted significant attention over the past decade …

Optical frequency-comb sources, which emit perfectly periodic and coherent waveforms of
light, have recently rapidly progressed towards chip-scale integrated solutions. Among them …

The developing advances of microresonator-based Kerr cavity solitons have enabled
versatile applications ranging from communication, signal processing to high-precision …

Normal group velocity dispersion (GVD) microcombs offer high comb line power and high
pumping efficiency compared to bright pulse microcombs. The recent demonstration of …

The short de Broglie wavelength and strong interaction empower free electrons to probe
structures and excitations in materials and biomolecules. Recently, electron-photon …

Dispersion engineering of microring resonators is crucial for optical frequency comb
applications, to achieve targeted bandwidths and powers of individual comb teeth. However …

Driven Kerr nonlinear optical resonators can sustain localized structures known as
dissipative Kerr cavity solitons, which have recently attracted significant attention as the …

The increasing demand for high pixel acquisition rates in the fields of augmented reality,
autonomous driving, and robotics has led to a growing interest in solid-state beam scanning …

Spontaneous symmetry breaking of a pair of vector temporal cavity solitons has been
established as a paradigm to modulate optical frequency combs, and finds many …

Kerr microresonators driven in the normal dispersion regime typically require the presence
of localized dispersion perturbations, such as those induced by avoided mode crossings, to …