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Introduction to the special feature: amplify Black voices in optics and photonics | Synapse

February 26, 2024Open Access

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Introduction to the special feature: amplify Black voices in optics and photonics

KTKimani C. ToussaintJohn Brown University ABAudrey K. BowdenVanderbilt University ANAbdoulaye NdaoUniversity of California, San Diego

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This multi-journal special issue highlights the work of Black scientists and engineers in optics and photonics to accomplish the goal of engaging the entire optics and photonics community and bring awareness to the quality of their research and contributions to the field.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e778dab6db6435876ed9ab https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1364/oe.522508

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