Electrically tuning exciton polaritons in a liquid crystal microcavity based on WS <sub>2</sub> monolayer

Abstract Two-dimensional (2D) transition-metal dichalcogenide (TMD) monolayers based on become a promising platform to study photonics and optoelectronics. Electrically controlling the excitonic properties of TMD monolayers can be realized in different devices. In this work, we realize the strong coupling between the excitons of WS 2 monolayers and a photonic cavity mode in a liquid crystal microcavity. The formed exciton polaritons can be electrically tuned by applying voltage to the microcavity. Our work offers a way to study exciton–polariton manipulation based on TMD monolayers by electrical methods at room temperature.

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Chinese Physics B
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2025-06-20
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1674-1056/ade668
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Strong Light-Matter Interactions
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Electrically tuning exciton polaritons in a liquid crystal microcavity based on WS 2 monolayer

Xiao Wang, Chenxi 晨曦 Yang 杨, Zhitong 志曈 Li 李, Haitao 海涛 Dai 戴 et al.
Chinese Physics B
Strong Light-Matter Interactions
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Electrically tuning exciton polaritons in a liquid crystal microcavity based on WS 2 monolayer

Xiao Wang, Chenxi 晨曦 Yang 杨, Zhitong 志曈 Li 李, Haitao 海涛 Dai 戴, Liefeng 列峰 Feng 冯, Linsheng 林生 Liu 刘, Tingge 廷阁 Gao 高, Lanyu 岚雨 Huang 黄, Yujie 宇杰 Li 李, Xiaokun 晓坤 Zhai 翟, Qiang 强 Ai 艾, Chunzi 淳梓 Xing 邢, Xinmiao 新苗 Yang 杨, Yazhou 亚舟 Gu 谷, Peigang 培刚 Li 李
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Abstract Two-dimensional (2D) transition-metal dichalcogenide (TMD) monolayers based on become a promising platform to study photonics and optoelectronics. Electrically controlling the excitonic properties of TMD monolayers can be realized in different devices. In this work, we realize the strong coupling between the excitons of WS 2 monolayers and a photonic cavity mode in a liquid crystal microcavity. The formed exciton polaritons can be electrically tuned by applying voltage to the microcavity. Our work offers a way to study exciton–polariton manipulation based on TMD monolayers by electrical methods at room temperature.

Chinese Physics BVol. 34(9)
Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (CN), Tianjin University (CN), Hunan University (CN), Guangxi Normal University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 89%
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Electrically tuning exciton polaritons in a liquid crystal microcavity based on WS <sub>2</sub> monolayer — Xiao Wang, Chenxi 晨曦 Yang 杨, et al. · Chinese Physics B (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS