Kruk, SergeyFerreira, FilipeMacsuibhne, NaoiseTsekrekos, ChristosKravchenko, Ivan I.Ellis, AndrewNeshev, DragomirTuritsyn, S.Kivshar, Yuri2020-01-16May 13-1813-18 May978-1-943580-42-2http://hdl.handle.net/1885/198106We employ passive dielectric metasurfaces with near-unity transmission to engineer spatial mode profiles for both mode modulation and multiplexing in optical communications. The broadband response of the metasurface covers S, C, and L telecommunication bands.This work has been supported by the Liverhulme Visiting Professorship, Engineering and Physical Science Research Council (EPSRC) under grant number EP/L000091/1 (PEACE), and EC 7th Framework Programme through Grants 627545 (SOLAS), 659950 (INVENTION) and 654809 (HSPACE).application/pdfen-AU© 2018 OSAMultiplexingOptical fiber communicationBroadband communicationModulationQ-factorDielectricsPhotonicsDielectric Metasurfaces for Optical Communications and Spatial Division Multiplexing20182019-11-25