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Applications of femtosecond laser induced self-organized planar nanocracks inside fused silica glass

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Taylor, Rod
Hnatovsky, Kyrylo (Cyril)
Simova, Eli

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Wiley-VCH Verlag GMBH

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We review our recent experimental efforts towards developing photonic and biophotonic applications of femtosecond laser induced self-organized planar nanocracks inside fused silica glass. Our results show that sub-diffraction limited, periodic, plrar cracks can be produced, organized, erased and rewritten and basically controlled inside fused silica glass where they can be diagnosed optically using form birefringence. The high degree of control over these self-replicated periodic structures Aows us to investigate applications in micro- and nanofluidics, porous capillaries for biofiltefing and rewritable data storage for harsh environments. Optical birefringence measurement of a grating voxel. A figure is presented.

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Laser and Photonics Reviews

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2037-12-31