Tunable Nonlocal Metasurfaces for Edge Computing and Processing
This opportunity supports research to design, build, and test tunable nonlocal metasurfaces that can process information optically at the network edge. The goal is to perform tasks like Fourier transforms, denoising, and object recognition directly in the optical path of mid-wave infrared thermal-imaging systems using partially coherent light. Outcomes target faster, more efficient edge comput…
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