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- Direct laser writing can create photonic structures in layers containing recombinant fluorescent proteins within optical microcavities.
- The laser light used can induce significant photonic confinement, achieving potentials around 40 meV.
- This method allows for precise spatial control and enables room-temperature lasing in various shapes, like rings and pillars, using specially designed laser beams.
Article Abstract
Direct laser writing of photonic boxes into active layers of biologically produced recombinant fluorescent protein in optical microcavities is demonstrated. Irradiation with laser light above the photobleaching threshold induces photonic confinement potentials on the order of 40 meV. The technique provides high spatial selectivity and enables room-temperature lasing in protein rings, and circular and elliptical pillars with customized beam shapes.
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