Metasurfaces offer great opportunities to control light, but so far most ``metadevices'' work either in pure reflection or pure transmission mode, leaving half of electromagnetic (EM) space untapped. Thus the authors design meta-atoms with polarization-dependent transmission and reflection properties, to efficiently manipulate EM waves in either mode. They fabricate three ultrathin devices with multiple polarization-dependent functionalities and very high efficiencies on both transmission and reflection sides. These findings significantly expand the capabilities of metasurfaces for more demanding and diverse applications.
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