Aaron Hawkins

Dr. Aaron Hawkins

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Academic Career Length

31Years (1996-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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28 August 2011 in Nature Photonics
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HSHolger Schmidt
Holger Schmidt
AHAaron Hawkins
Aaron Hawkins

1 June 2007 in Nature Photonics
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WYWenge Yang
Wenge Yang
DCDonald B. Conkey
Donald B. Conkey
BWBin Wu
Bin Wu
DYDongliang Yin
Dongliang Yin
AHAaron Hawkins
Aaron Hawkins
HSHolger Schmidt
Holger Schmidt

22 August 2007 in Microfluidics and Nanofluidics
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Holger SchmidtHolger Schmidt
Holger Schmidt
AHAaron Hawkins
Aaron Hawkins

1 June 1997 in IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics
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ABA. Black
A. Black
AHAaron Hawkins
Aaron Hawkins
NMN.M. Margalit
N.M. Margalit
DBD.I. Babic
D.I. Babic
AHA.L. Holmes
A.L. Holmes
EHE.L. Hu
E.L. Hu

3 March 2007 in Analytical Chemistry
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DADaniel E. Austin
Daniel E. Austin
MWMiao Wang
Miao Wang
STSamuel E. Tolley
Samuel E. Tolley
JMJeffrey D. Maas
Jeffrey D. Maas
AHAaron Hawkins
Aaron Hawkins
MLMilton L. Lee
Milton L. Lee

1 January 2004 in Optics Express
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DYD. Yin
D. Yin
Holger SchmidtHolger Schmidt
Holger Schmidt
JBJ. P. Barber
J. P. Barber
AHAaron Hawkins
Aaron Hawkins
We report the design, fabrication, and demonstration of antiresonant reflecting optical (ARROW) waveguides with hollow cores. We describe the design principles to achieve low waveguide loss in both transverse and lateral directions. A novel fabrication process using silicon dioxide and silicon nitride layers as well as sacrificial polyimide core layers was developed. Optical characterization of 3.5µm thick waveguides with air cores was carried out. We demonstrate single-mode propagation through these hollow ARROW waveguides with propagation loss as low as 6.5cm-1 and mode cross sections down to 6.7µm2. Applications of these waveguides to sensing and quantum communication are discussed.