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Researchers built a gallium arsenide semiconductor device with multi-quantum wells and a nanopillar metasurface, achieving a nonlinear optical response three orders of magnitude higher than an unpatterned wafer. The Harvard, University of Texas at Austin, and UC Irvine collaboration demonstrated the effect at near-infrared wavelengths for fiber-optic communications.
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