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2026 Optica Fellows:
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<br>Kaan Akşit
<br>University College London, United Kingdom
<br>For his pioneering achievements in the development of advanced 3D display systems and novel perceptually guided computer graphics techniques
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<br>Antonio Ambrosio
<br>Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, Italy
<br>For contributions to near-field optical microscopy, structured light, and nanophotonics
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<br>Yasuhiro Awatsuji
<br>Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan
<br>For technical innovation in digital holography for high-speed and ultrafast imaging, and for research leadership
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<br>Andreas Beling
<br>University of Virginia, United States
<br>For contributions to high-power, high-speed photodetectors for analog optical links, microwave photonics, and photonic integrated circuits
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<br>卞宇生 Yusheng Bian
<br>GlobalFoundries, United States
<br>For transformative contributions to silicon photonics, including innovations that underpin high-volume manufacturing on a scalable CMOS-silicon photonics platform
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<br>Andrey Bogdanov
<br>Qingdao Innovation and Development Center of Harbin Engineering University, China
<br>For numerous pioneering contributions to the physics and applications of bound states in the continuum in resonant dielectric photonic structures
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<br>Enrique Castro-Camus
<br>Centro de Investigaciones en Optica AC, Mexico
<br>For novel applications of terahertz techniques in multiple fields, particularly medical diagnostics, plant biology, and cultural heritage conservation
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<br>張國恩 Guo-En Chang
<br>National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Taiwan
<br>For technical innovation and seminal work in Si photonics, particularly his pioneering contributions in SiGeSn materials and photonic devices
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<br>Edoardo Charbon
<br>École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland
<br>For groundbreaking and pioneering contributions in the development of single photon avalanche diode cameras and sensors
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<br>陈昊硕 Haoshuo Chen
<br>Nokia Bell Labs, United States
<br>For exceptional contributions in multimode and multicore communication technologies, and pioneering advances in cladding pumped optical amplifiers
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<br>陈学仕 Hsueh-Shih Chen
<br>National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan
<br>For contributions to the development and commercialization of quantum dot materials, color conversion films of display backlighting, and electroluminescent panels
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<br>陳亮光 Lian-Kuan Chen
<br>The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
<br>For outstanding advances to the research of optical wireless communications for indoor, underwater, and water-air channels
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<br>Pai-Yen Chen
<br>University of Illinois Chicago, United States
<br>For outstanding contributions to plasmonics in 2D materials and photonic metamaterials for nonlinear nanophotonics, light manipulation, and sensing applications
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<br>程佳瑞 Gary J. Cheng
<br>Purdue University, United States
<br>For pioneering laser-induced, scalable, high-precision optical fabrication and transformation with cross-cutting advances in semiconductor, quantum, aerospace, and energy industries
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<br>程之申 Julian Zhishen Cheng
<br>Great Bay University, Dongguan, China
<br>For fundamental theoretical and practical contributions in optical wireless communications
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<br>Elbert E. M. Chia
<br>Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
<br>For innovative ultrafast optical and terahertz spectroscopy studies of quantum and energy-related materials
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<br>朱治偉 Chih Wei Chu
<br>Research Center for Applied Sciences, Academia Sinica, Taiwan
<br>For advancing scalable, eco-friendly materials and device innovations enabling high-performance flexible photonic and electronic technologies
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<br>Matteo Clerici
<br>Università degli Studi dell’Insubria, Como, Italy
<br>For pioneering experiments in the field of ultrafast and quantum optics in the infrared part of the spectrum
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<br>Dennis Couwenberg
<br>Publishing Editor NANOPHOTONICS, Science Wise Publishing, Netherlands
<br>For outstanding contributions to the worldwide optics community through creative leadership in scientific publishing and advocacy for diversity and inclusivity
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<br>Dominique M. Dagenais
<br>National Science Foundation, United States
<br>For nation-wide scientific leadership and professional service in photonics and optoelectronics
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<br>Mini Das
<br>University of Houston, United States
<br>For pioneering contributions to low-coherence X-ray phase retrieval, imaging system development, spectral X-ray computed tomography, and image perception
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<br>Guilhem de Valicourt
<br>Ciena Corporation, United States
<br>For substantial contributions to the development and commercialization of integrated-optics communication devices
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<br>John Delaney
<br>National Gallery of Art, United States
<br>For the development of hyperspectral imaging techniques to investigate, restore, and preserve historical artworks
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<br>[[丁飞]] Fei Ding
<br>Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo, China
<br>For significant contributions to experimental nanophotonics, especially within the areas of broadband metamaterial absorbers, multifunctional/dynamic metasurfaces, and quantum metasurfaces
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<br>董建绩 Jianji Dong
<br>Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
<br>For pioneering work on integrated optics and photonic computing, particularly in the area of reconfigurable optical computing chips
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<br>John M. Doyle
<br>Harvard University, United States
<br>For developing pioneering methods enabling a broad range of spectroscopic studies, including cryogenic cooling of large molecules and radicals, novel probes of chirality, slow molecular beams, and laser cooling of large molecules
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<br>方璐 Lu FANG
<br>Tsinghua University, China
<br>For contributions to plenoptic imaging and integrated photonic neural computing
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<br>Ofer Firstenberg
<br>Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel
<br>For pioneering contributions to quantum nonlinear optics and for advancing optical quantum memories, synchronized photon sources, and long-lived spin-photon interfaces
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<br>David G. Fischer
<br>NASA Glenn Research Center, United States
<br>For foundational contributions to physical optics and space missions
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<br>Mable Fok
<br>University of Georgia, United States
<br>For seminal contributions to the adaptive and flexible use of fiber optics for soft material sensing and bioinspired microwave photonic systems
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<br>[[付红岩]] Hongyan Fu
<br>Tsinghua University, China
<br>For outstanding contributions to integrated photonics and their applications for communications and sensing, including optical wireless communications and LiDAR
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<br>Kelly Gaffney
<br>PULSE Institute and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, Stanford University, United States
<br>For ground-breaking contributions to the development of ultrafast x-ray methods and their use in the study of chemical and molecular dynamics
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<br>Patrice Genevet
<br>Colorado School of Mines, United States
<br>For advancing photonics with transformative metasurface innovations leading to breakthroughs in imaging, holography, and nanoscale light manipulation
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<br>Massimo Giudici
<br>Université Côte d'Azur, France
<br>For outstanding contributions in the experimental realization and analysis of nonlinear phenomena in semiconductor lasers and microcavities
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<br>Antoine Godard
<br>ONERA, France
<br>For outstanding research, technical, and program leadership in nonlinear optics for aerospace, including innovative applications of optical parametric oscillators for gas sensing
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<br>Tingyi Gu
<br>University of Delaware, United States
<br>For resolving material, nanofabrication, and systems challenges of silicon photonics with subwavelength design concepts and crystalline memory materials
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<br>Nathan Hagen
<br>Utsunomiya University, Japan
<br>For outstanding contributions to snapshot spectral and polarization imaging
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<br>Nicholas Harris
<br>Lightmatter, United States
<br>For transformative advances in programmable photonic integrated circuits and pioneering photonic AI acceleration technologies at the intersection of optics and machine learning
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<br>Mark A. Henesian
<br>Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Retired), Visiting Senior Scientist, United States
<br>For pioneering advances in nonlinear optics, electro-optics, and modeling codes enabling modern, large aperture, high-energy laser architectures for inertial confinement fusion
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<br>Robert Herrick
<br>Robert Herrick Consulting, United States
<br>For advances in the reliability and failure analysis of semiconductor lasers and optoelectronics
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<br>Angela R. Hight Walker
<br>National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST), United States
<br>For pioneering application of Raman and photoluminescence spectroscopy to 2D materials such as graphene, transition-metal dichalcogenides, and hexagonal boron nitride
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<br>Anthony Hoffman
<br>University of Notre Dame, United States
<br>For pioneering contributions to mid-infrared optical metamaterials and sustained service to the photonics community
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<br>黄玲玲 Lingling Huang
<br>Beijing Institute of Technology, China
<br>For significant contributions to multi-dimensional, large-capacity functional flat optics, especially metasurface wavefront engineering, holography, and optical encryption
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<br>黃衍介 Yen-Chieh Huang
<br>National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan
<br>For pioneering contributions to laser-driven accelerator on a chip, quasi-phase-matching nonlinear optics, intense far-infrared laser sources, and LED-pumped lasers
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<br>惠荣庆 Rongqing Hui
<br>University of Kansas, United States
<br>For outstanding and sustained contributions to the research and development of optical communication systems, devices, and optical measurement techniques
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<br>Gereon Hüttmann
<br>University of Lübeck GmbH, Germany
<br>For pioneering dynamic OCT and optoretinography, enabling functional retinal imaging at cellular resolution and advancing clinical optical diagnostics worldwide
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<br>Deep Jariwala
<br>University of Pennsylvania, United States
<br>For his important contributions to understanding light-matter interactions in quantum-confined materials and pioneering excitonic metamaterials
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<br>Rajan Jha
<br>Indian Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar, India
<br>For pioneering contributions to fiber photonics devices through development of fiber interferometers, micro-nano structures, plasmonics systems, and advancing sensing technology
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<br>Nicolas Joly
<br>Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg and Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light, Erlangen, Germany
<br>For the invention of unique microstructured fibers, including gas- and plasma-filled fibers, with applications to supercontinuum generation and quantum phenomena
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<br>R. Jason Jones
<br>University of Arizona, Wyant College of Optical Sciences, United States
<br>For outstanding and sustained contributions to the development of novel frequency comb sources and applications including broadband high-resolution spectroscopy
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<br>Shumpei Kameyama
<br>Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan
<br>For leadership in pioneering research and widespread application of fiber-based lidar instrumentation for sensing atmospheric wind and carbon dioxide
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<br>Alina Karabchevsky
<br>Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
<br>For pioneering leadership and contributions to integrated photonics, nonlinear fiber systems, and optoelectronic computing for neuromorphic and quantum technologies
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<br>Donghyun Kim
<br>Yonsei University, Republic of Korea
<br>For outstanding contributions to nanoplasmonic and metastructure-based biosensing and imaging technologies, and international leadership in optical science outreach
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<br>Young L. Kim
<br>Purdue University, United States
<br>For pioneering discoveries of light localization in biological media and outstanding achievements in computational spectroscopy for public and global health
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<br>Kenneth L. Knappenberger, Jr.
<br>Pennsylvania State University, United States
<br>For pioneering contributions to metal nanocluster photonics and magneto-optics including superatom spin-polarized emission and state-resolved energy flow
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<br>Sanathana Konugolu Venkata Sekar
<br>Tyndall National Institute, Ireland
<br>For pioneering equitable biophotonics technologies, advancing optical health monitoring, driving global biophotonics standardization, and demonstrating impactful leadership in biophotonics entrepreneurship
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<br>Michael R. Krames
<br>Opnovix Corp, United States
<br>For pioneering contributions to high-efficiency visible spectrum light-emitting diodes and energy efficient solid-state lighting
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<br>Santosh Kumar
<br>Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation, India
<br>For pioneering contributions to optical fiber-based plasmonics biosensors (WaveFlex Biosensors) for clinical applications
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<br>Matthew D. Lew
<br>Washington University in St Louis, United States
<br>For pioneering contributions to super-resolution microscopy, single-molecule imaging, and the development of innovative nanoscale sensing techniques
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<br>李培宁 Peining Li
<br>Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
<br>For pioneering contributions to near-field optics and polariton nanophotonics
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<br>廖顯奎 Shien-Kuei Liaw
<br>Taiwan Tech (NTUST), Taiwan
<br>For brilliant contributions to optical communications, fiber-based devices, and fiber sensing, encompassing academic research and industrial applications
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<br>刘成波 Chengbo Liu
<br>Shenzhen Inst of Adv Technology, CAS, China
<br>For his contribution to multi-contrast and multi-modality photoacoustic and fluorescence imaging
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<br>刘进 Jin Liu
<br>Sun Yat-Sen University, China
<br>For groundbreaking research on quantum light sources, orbital angular momentum generation, and dielectric metasurfaces
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<br>Andrew Lord
<br>BT Research and Networks Strategy, United Kingdom
<br>For sustained contributions, innovative research, and professional service to the field
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<br>Ruben S. Luis
<br>National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan
<br>For groundbreaking contributions to high-capacity fiber-optic transmission systems
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<br>[[罗明]] Ming Ronnier Luo
<br>Zhejiang University, China
<br>For important contributions in the fields of colour, vision, and imaging science and engineering, and the establishment of international standards
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<br>马仁敏 Ren-Min Ma
<br>Peking University, China
<br>For his discovery of singular dispersion equation and pioneering contributions to nanolaser physics and devices
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<br>梅永丰 Yongfeng Mei
<br>Fudan University, China
<br>For pioneering contributions to three-dimensional nanomembrane photonic architectures and their applications in photonics and optoelectronics
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<br>Oleg Mitrofanov
<br>University College London, United Kingdom
<br>For pioneering and outstanding contributions to the field of terahertz photonics research, particularly in the development and application of terahertz near-field imaging
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<br>Omar F. Mohammed
<br>King Abdullah University of Science & Technology, Saudi Arabia
<br>For his exceptional leadership in materials engineering, and pioneering ultrafast imaging and spectroscopy, revealing key carrier dynamics in light-harvesting devices
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<br>Raul Muñoz
<br>Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC), Spain
<br>For pioneering contributions to the efficient orchestration of optical networking technologies
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<br>Jerome Neauport
<br>CEA Cesta, France
<br>For significant contributions to the development of optics for high-energy, high-intensity laser systems
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<br>倪行洁 Xingjie Ni
<br>Pennsylvania State University, United States
<br>For pioneering contributions to the areas of metasurfaces and nanophotonics
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<br>Ampalavanapilla Nirmalathas
<br>University of Melbourne, Australia
<br>For pioneering contributions to the design and demonstration of high-speed indoor optical wireless networks and enabling photonic technologies
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<br>Naveen Nishchal
<br>Indian Institute of Technology Patna, India
<br>For pioneering contributions in information optics and holography, including optical cryptography and structured light
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<br>Ioan Notingher
<br>University of Nottingham, United Kingdom
<br>For advances in optical spectroscopy for biomedical application, in particular Raman spectroscopy for cell imaging and tissue diagnostics
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<br>Yukihiro OZAKI
<br>School of Biological and Environmental Sciences, Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan
<br>For a lifetime of research accomplishments and breakthroughs across broad areas of Raman, resonance Raman, near-infrared, surface-enhanced, vacuum ultraviolet, 2-dimensional correlation (2D-COS) spectroscopies, and chemometrics
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<br>Yasuyuki Ozeki
<br>The University of Tokyo, Japan
<br>For pioneering contributions to the development of high-speed molecular vibrational imaging
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<br>[[庞晓丹]] Xiaodan Pang
<br>Zhejiang University, China
<br>For seminal contributions to optical communications in free-space and optical fiber, and dedicated service to the optics and photonics community
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<br>Francesca Parmigiani
<br>Microsoft Research Cambridge, United Kingdom
<br>For her pioneering contributions to the field of high-speed optical communications and optical signal processing
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<br>Alexander Payne
<br>Silicon Light Machines Inc., United States
<br>For extraordinary contributions to the development of high speed, high optical power handling, MEMS spatial light modulators
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<br>David Piehler
<br>Dell Technologies, United States
<br>For profound technical contributions and leadership in optical access network technologies and their successful widespread commercialization
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<br>Nicola Pinna
<br>Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany
<br>For seminal contributions to photonics using nanomaterials with tunable optical, plasmonic, and luminescent properties via shape control, assembly, and doping
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<br>Francesco Poletti
<br>University of Southampton and Microsoft Azure Fiber & AI, United Kingdom
<br>For fundamental contributions to the advancement of hollow core fiber technology from design to fabrication
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<br>Manojit Pramanik
<br>Iowa State University, United States
<br>For outstanding contributions in the field of low-cost, compact photoacoustic computed tomography, photoacoustic image reconstruction, and contrast agent development
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<br>Niels Quack
<br>Institut für Mikroelektronik Stuttgart, Universität Stuttgart, Germany
<br>For pioneering contributions to photonic micro- and nanosystems
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<br>Aaswath P. Raman
<br>University of California Los Angeles, United States
<br>For pioneering contributions to radiative cooling and thermal photonics
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<br>Victor Reshetnyak
<br>Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Ukraine
<br>For the pioneering work on photoalignment of liquid crystals and achievements in liquid-crystal lenses that led to widespread applications
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<br>Jacquiline Romero
<br>University of Queensland, Australia
<br>For her seminal contributions to quantum structured light and her pioneering role in promoting quantum science in the Philippines
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<br>Dibakar Roy Chowdhury
<br>Anurag University, India
<br>For innovations in passive and reconfigurable terahertz metamaterial devices and leadership in promoting terahertz activities in India
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<br>Thierry Ruchon
<br>CEA, Université Paris-Saclay,  LIDYL, France
<br>For pioneering discoveries on angular momentum transfer in high harmonic generation, bringing structured light into the attosecond science toolbox
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<br>Vladimir Serkin
<br>Benemérita Univ Autonoma de Puebla, Mexico
<br>For ground-breaking ideas and concepts in the field of ultrafast nonlinear optics and photonics, often far ahead of their time
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<br>Laura Sinclair
<br>National Inst of Standards & Technology, United States
<br>For pioneering femtosecond free-space time-transfer, enabling unprecedented precision in the comparison of optical clocks over hundreds of kilometers
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<br>Ravindra Sinha
<br>Delhi Technological University, India
<br>For outstanding leadership roles in spreading optics and photonics education and significant research contributions in photonic crystal and metamaterial-based devices
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<br>Brent C. Stuart
<br>Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, United States
<br>For groundbreaking innovations in high-intensity laser design, modernization and operation of laser facilities, and exceptional contributions to short-pulse laser science and applications
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<br>Judith Su
<br>Univ of Arizona, Coll of Opt Sciences, United States
<br>For pioneering work on label-free optical biosensing for fundamental science, translational medicine, and environmental monitoring
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<br>孙琪真 Qizhen Sun
<br>Huazhong Univ of Science and Technology, China
<br>For pioneering and outstanding contributions in fiber-optic acoustic sensing and its applications in earth exploration and medical monitoring
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<br>田传山 Chuanshan Tian
<br>Fudan University, China
<br>For his transformative advancements in nonlinear spectroscopy and THz science, revolutionizing interfacial dynamics in complex materials
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<br>田震 Zhen Tian
<br>Tianjin University, China
<br>For pioneering and transformative contributions to the advancement of terahertz photonics, and groundbreaking achievements in optoelectronic device technologies
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<br>Renu Tripathi
<br>Delaware State University, United States
<br>For significant contributions in research and development of atomic magnetometry, optical coherence tomography, optical pattern recognition, and photorefractive phenomena
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<br>谢坚文 Kevin Kin-Man Tsia
<br>University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
<br>For pioneering contributions to high-speed optical microscopy and high-throughput imaging cytometry
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<br>Alfred U'Ren
<br>Instituto de Ciencias Nucleares (UNAM), Mexico
<br>For foundational contributions to spontaneous parametric down conversion, spontaneous four-wave mixing, applications of quantum optics, and outstanding service and leadership
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<br>Niklaus Ursus Wetter
<br>Instituto de Pesquisas Energéticas e Nucleares - IPEN / CNEN, Brazil
<br>For technical innovation in high-efficiency lasers and leadership in experimental research
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<br>Oliver Wright
<br>The University of Osaka, Japan
<br>For pioneering innovations in optical instrumentation and ultrafast optoacoustics, advancing diagnostics, photonics theory, and commercial applications
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<br>吴琳 Lin Wu
<br>Singapore Univ. of Technology & Design, Singapore
<br>For pioneering graphene-based plasmonic biosensors and quantum plasmonics, introducing plasma-inspired simulations that advanced quantum plasma modeling in solid-state systems
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<br>席鹏 Peng Xi
<br>Peking University, China
<br>For outstanding work in optical super-resolution microscopy, including stimulated emission depletion, structured illumination microscopy, and dipole orientation imaging
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<br>肖艳红 Yanhong Xiao
<br>Fudan University, China
<br>For outstanding contributions to the development of quantum optics tools and quantum-enhanced sensors based on large ensembles of thermal atoms
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<br>许河秀 He-Xiu Xu
<br>Air Force Engineering University, China
<br>For impressive breakthroughs in multiplexed metasurfaces for light/EM wave manipulations and their applications in photonic systems
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<br>许建斌 Jian-Bin Xu
<br>Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
<br>For outstanding and sustained contributions to two-dimensional materials in optoelectronics, photonics, plasmonics, and near-field radiative heat transfer
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<br>薛鹏 Peng Xue
<br>CSRC, China
<br>For outstanding contributions to experimental quantum optics, including photonic quantum walks for non-Hermitian optics, quantum foundations, and topological phenomena
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<br>杨柏儒 Bo-Ru Yang
<br>Sun Yat-Sen University, China
<br>For his contributions to the advancement and educational dissemination of e-paper, flexible, wearable displays, and optics of these novel technologies
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<br>Ge Yang
<br>North Carolina State University, United States
<br>For pioneering contributions to photon detection research and education, advancing compound semiconductor radiation detectors, and sensor materials
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<br>杨铀 You Yang
<br>Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
<br>For pioneering and sustained contributions to multi-view computational imaging and multi-modality visual information processing
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<br>Xiaoke Yi
<br>University of Sydney, Australia
<br>For outstanding and sustained contributions in microwave photonic signal processing and sensing
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<br>叶轩立 Hin-Lap Yip
<br>City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
<br>For pioneering contributions to advancing the field of printable photovoltaic technologies, including organic, perovskite, tandem, and transparent solar cells
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<br>袁璐琦 Luqi Yuan
<br>Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China
<br>For his contributions in developing synthetic frequency dimension in photonics as a platform for explorations of topological and non-Hermitian optics
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<br>岳洋 Yang Yue
<br>Xi'an Jiaotong University, China
<br>For pioneering contributions to optical orbital angular momentum communications and technology innovations in coherent pluggable optics
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<br>赵继民 Jimin Zhao
<br>Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
<br>For groundbreaking innovation in high-pressure ultrafast spectroscopy and seminal contributions to the understanding of ultrafast light interaction with quantum materials
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<br>甄博 Bo Zhen
<br>University of Pennsylvania, United States
<br>For pioneering discoveries of topological phenomena in photonics and advancing understanding of light-matter interaction in nano-photonic systems
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<br>[[诸葛群碧]] Qunbi Zhuge
<br>Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China
<br>For exceptional contributions to the research and development of high-capacity optical communication systems and intelligent optical networks
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<br>邹喜华 Xihua Zou
<br>Southwest Jiaotong University, China
<br>For pioneering contributions to photonics-powered microwave sensing and communications, and featured applications for high-speed railway systems