ArticleAdvanced materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.)2026
Twist Engineering of Photonic Crystal Cavities for Ultralow-Threshold Continuous-Wave WS
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Owing to their dangling-bond-free surfaces and strong excitonic effects, monolayer transition-metal dichalcogenides (TMDs) hold promise for ultra-low-threshold heterogeneously integrated nanolasers. However, despite extensive demonstrations of TMD-based nanolasers, further reduction of the lasing threshold is hindered by the challenge of simultaneously achieving an ultra-small mode volume and an ultra-high quality (Q) factor in conventional optical cavities. Moreover, the dielectric interfaces of these cavities induce strong dielectric screening and defect-assisted nonradiative exciton recombination, both of which severely suppress exciton emission in monolayer TMDs. Here, we overcome these fundamental limitations by employing the air modes in a twisted lattice nanocavity. By twisting two finite-sized hexagonal photonic crystal structures in a single layer of SiN
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