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A Publication of the Materials Research Society
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PHOTONIC MATERIALS FOR OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
Photonic Materials for Optical Communications,
340
H. Hillmer and R. Germann, Guest Editors
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Material Properties of III-V Semiconductors
for Lasers and Detectors, 345
C.W. Tu and P.K.L. Yu
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III-V Nitrides: A New Age for Optoelectronics,
350
A. Hangleiter
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Organic Materials for Photonic Devices, 354
T. Fuhrmann and J. Salbeck
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Material Aspects of Standard Transmission
Optical Fibers, 360
P. Guenot
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Silica-Based Planar Lightwave Circuits and
Their Applications, 365
Y. Hibino
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Dielectric Materials for Thin-Film-Based Optical
Communications Filters, 372
R.B. Sargent and N.A. O'Brien
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E-MRS Celebrates
20th Anniversary , 378

Materials Science Students Visit MRS Headquarters, 382
Hendrik Schön Removed as Recipient of MRS's Outstanding Young Investigator Award, 382

Abstracts for June 2003 Journal of Materials Research, 390

Science Policy, 338
OSTP Guidelines Receive High Marks in Wake of Misconduct Cases in 2002
J. Ouellette
Advertisers
in This Issue, 376
Conference Reports, 383
MATFORUM 2002; [NA]PMRC 2003
Library, 388 ![]()
Jack: Straight from the Gut, J. Welch with J.A. Byrne, reviewed by J.H. Westbrook;
Damage Tolerance and Durability of Material Systems, K.L.
Reifsnider and S.W. Case, reviewed by M.G. Bader; Polymer
Analysis, B. Stuart, reviewed by J. Mark; and Fundamental
Aspects of Electrometallurgy, K.I. Popov, S.S. Djokic, and
B.N. Grgur, reviewed by D. Fray
Calendar, 393
Classified, 396
Posterminaries, 400 ![]()
Bottleneck Science
A. King
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ON THE COVER: Photonic Materials for Optical Communications. (left, top) Scanning electron microscope image of a 1.55 micrometer AlGaInAs/InP in-plane laser, including a tunable three-section bent-waveguide chirped distributed-feedback grating. (left, bottom) Closer view of the active layers: 10 strain-compensated quantum wells with tensile-strained AlGaInAs barriers and compressively strained AlGaInAs wells. (center, top) Photoluminescence spectrum (blue curve) and amplified spontaneous-emission spectrum (red curve) of the molecular glass 4-Spiro2 with the steric molecular structure (schematic illustration), obtained for thin amorphous films. (center, middle) Near-field microscope image of a laterally grown GaN structure. (center, bottom) Blue-emitting GaInN/GaN wafer. (right, top) SEM image of a surface-micromachined 1.55 micrometer GaInAsP vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser composed of multiple membranes, each positioned by four suspensions connected to square supporting posts. (right, bottom) Closer view of the vertical resonator, consisting of a centered GaInAsP multiple-quantum-well laser active region embedded with two distributed Bragg reflector mirrors consisting of (Ga)In(As)P/air-gap periods. The structure at the bottom far left represents an electron wave resonator; the structure at the bottom far right represents a photon wave resonator. See the technical theme that begins on p. 340.
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