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More Pathways that Previously Thought Can Lead to Optical Topological Insulators

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The candidate pool for engineered materials that can help enable tomorrow's cutting-edge optical technologies—such as lasers, detectors and imaging devices—is much deeper than previously believed.

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More pathways that previously thought can lead to optical topological insulators

The candidate pool for engineered materials that can help enable tomorrow's cutting-edge optical technologies—such as lasers, detectors and imaging devices—is much deeper than previously believed.

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Cheaper and better lasers can open for new technology

Advances in laser technology can help improve self-driving cars and the fibre-optic internet, among other things.

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