This paper describes a fabrication technique of polymeric distributed-feedback lasers using the photonanoimprint lithography. In devices with a grating structure, which was imprinted directly onto the active layer surface in vacuum, single-mode laser oscillations were easily obtained. The emission color of the distributed-feedback laser can be controlled only by changing doping material and grating period of the master mold. It was demonstrated that the nanoimprint lithography would be a key technology for development of a multicolor light source.
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