An ultra violet (UV) -cured glassy material with less than 30% organic residues was fabricated by the fast sol-gel method. The material presents high thermal stability, good optical quality and high adhesive strength. It is suitable for optical bonding and, for manufacture of optical elements and micro-structured optical devices. Either soft-lithography or photo-lithography may be used for manufacture of the material while its curing can be thermal (few hours) or UV (few seconds). In this work we present the technology to fabricate optical elements at scales spanning the sub-micron to centimeter range. This technology enables mass-production of optical elements at low cost
The present invention relates to a method of preparing glasses from metal alkoxides. Glasses are cra...
Sol-gel technology is employed for the fabrication of diffractive elements and organic light emittin...
Research in manufacturing techniques for novel and cost effective optical components has focused on...
An ultra violet (UV) -cured glassy material with less than 30% organic residues was fabricated by th...
We investigate here the properties of fast sol-gel for optical bonding. The precursors of the fast s...
Nanocomposite materials based on a HBP and silica are produced using either a dual-cure sol/gel and ...
Hybrid polymer solutions suitable for UV-nanoimprint were synthesized by combination of an alkoxysil...
New transparent UV-curable adhesives for the use in integrated optics based on organic-inorganic nan...
Nanostructured sol–gel films with high-temperature stability are used in the area of electronics, ph...
During the last two decades, nano-materials have been intensively investigated due to their wide ran...
Transparent glass films with homogeneously doped light emissive molecules can be prepared by using t...
Polymer replication technique enables for low cost devices even in the case of aspheric or irregular...
In this thesis, we intend to develop the sol-gel technology (a chemical way to make glass) from the ...
The hybrid sol-gel method is applied to the fabrication of optical and mechanical structures into a ...
An innovative photopolymerizable microgel modified UV-cured acrylic-silica hybrid formulation was d...
The present invention relates to a method of preparing glasses from metal alkoxides. Glasses are cra...
Sol-gel technology is employed for the fabrication of diffractive elements and organic light emittin...
Research in manufacturing techniques for novel and cost effective optical components has focused on...
An ultra violet (UV) -cured glassy material with less than 30% organic residues was fabricated by th...
We investigate here the properties of fast sol-gel for optical bonding. The precursors of the fast s...
Nanocomposite materials based on a HBP and silica are produced using either a dual-cure sol/gel and ...
Hybrid polymer solutions suitable for UV-nanoimprint were synthesized by combination of an alkoxysil...
New transparent UV-curable adhesives for the use in integrated optics based on organic-inorganic nan...
Nanostructured sol–gel films with high-temperature stability are used in the area of electronics, ph...
During the last two decades, nano-materials have been intensively investigated due to their wide ran...
Transparent glass films with homogeneously doped light emissive molecules can be prepared by using t...
Polymer replication technique enables for low cost devices even in the case of aspheric or irregular...
In this thesis, we intend to develop the sol-gel technology (a chemical way to make glass) from the ...
The hybrid sol-gel method is applied to the fabrication of optical and mechanical structures into a ...
An innovative photopolymerizable microgel modified UV-cured acrylic-silica hybrid formulation was d...
The present invention relates to a method of preparing glasses from metal alkoxides. Glasses are cra...
Sol-gel technology is employed for the fabrication of diffractive elements and organic light emittin...
Research in manufacturing techniques for novel and cost effective optical components has focused on...