This review offers a comprehensive overview of the history, development, and perspectives of various optical sorting techniques, categorised as passive and active sorting methods.

A real-time holographic camera for acquiring high-fidelity holograms of real 3D scenes based on a elastic membrane liquid camera and a focal stack network is proposed.

Dang and Gan et al. reported a sky-cooling strategy for LED streetlights using a nanoporous polyethylene architecture that is highly transparent to infrared radiation and reflective in the visible spectrum.

Topological beam shaping using Jackiw-Rebbi states enables precise control of beam profiles in nanophotonic systems.

A non-aqueous electrowetting liquid lens with centimeter-level large aperture based on dielectric failure suppression principle is proposed.

Efficient red vacuum-deposited perovskite light-emitting diodes were achieved by fluorine-modified passivator.

This imaging method exceeds the diffraction limit of the camera lens used, achieving resolution improvement factors of 7.9, 25.4, and 58.2 for objects at distances of 1019.0 mm, 26.4 m, and 96.0 m.

Multilayer graphene, a topologically trivial but epitaxially growable material, is applicable for detect light OAM detection in the mid-infrared through OPGE. The detection capability is enhanced compared with topological semimetals.

This work leverages the intrinsic carrier-envelope phase instability of pulsed lasers to measure the photon number distribution of ultrashort probes, providing a new way to study quantum fluctuations in light-driven materials.

Full polarization control of photons is achieved using coupled nanobeam cavities, in which the ultra-subwavelength gap results in the evanescent wave coupling and introduces non-Hermitian effects.

Study on wavefront control of holographic grating. This research presents a novel technique for the fabrication of meter-size and nano-precision holographic gratings.