LCN researchers develop ‘ghostly’ levitated oscillator with potential for ultra-precise sensing
LCN researchers from the Department of Physics at King’s College London have pioneered a new way of linking tiny levitated microparticles using a virtual partner, opening up exciting possibilities for precision measurement and next-generation sensing technologies....
Optical Skyrmions: A New Playground for Photonics
The latest issue of Photonics Focus shines a spotlight on optical skyrmions, intricate topological structures formed by light fields that promise to transform the future of photonics. LCN researchers in the Department of Physics at King’s are at the forefront of...
Photon Beats light up Imperial Lates
A team from the London Centre for Nanotechnology (LCN) at King’s brought physics to life at Light’s Colour Action, an Imperial Lates event. Dr Jess Wade (Imperial College London), Dr Diptiranjan Paital (King’s College London), and Megan Grace-Hughes (LCN Centre...