Optical tweezers are tools made of light that enable contactless pushing, trapping, and
manipulation of objects, ranging from atoms to space light sails. Since the pioneering work …

Phonon lasers, which exploit coherent amplifications of phonons, are a means to explore
nonlinear phononics, image nanomaterial structures and operate phononic devices …

Optical tweezers were developed in 1970 by Arthur Ashkin as a tool for the manipulation of
micron‐sized particles. Ashkin's original design was then adapted for a variety of purposes …

Recently, in addition to exploring the application of new saturable absorber devices in fiber
lasers, soliton dynamics has also become a focus of current research. In this article, we …

Optical and acoustic tweezers, despite operating on different physical principles, offer non-
contact manipulation of microscopic and mesoscopic objects, making them essential in …

The review aims to generalize fundamental concepts that are necessary for understanding
the mechanisms and principles of optical trapping in both liquid media and air. One of the …

As new two-dimensional materials, antimony selenide (Sb 2 Se 3) and graphene oxide (GO)
are ideal photoelectric materials due to their appropriate band gap structure and strong light …

Mamyshev oscillators (MOs) can produce ultra-short optical pulses. However, achieving
high-energy, stable ultra-short optical pulses with a self-starting in an all-fiber MO remains a …

Single-frequency fiber lasers at S-, C-, and L-bands play a crucial role in various
applications such as optical network expansion, high-precision metrology, coherent lidar …

Optical traps are used to isolate and manipulate small objects in air and liquids, enabling the
thorough characterization of their properties in situ. However, no broadly applicable …