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High-Q Micro/Nanoresonators for Nonlinear/Quantum Photonics and Sensing
In this talk, we will discuss our recent progress in developing high-quality micro/nanoresonators on material platforms such as silicon, silicon carbide, and lithium niobate, whose excellent material properties exhibit great potential for broad photonic applications. We will focus on our recent efforts in applying them for nonlinear and quantum photonics, and for sensing applications.