Jessica Onaka

Assistant Professor

Utsunomiya University

Japan

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Jessica Onaka is an Assistant Professor at Utsunomiya University in Japan. Her research focuses on the application of ultrasound technology in liquid crystal optics, with recent articles exploring topics such as variable-focus liquid crystal lenses and the optical characteristics influenced by interlayer thickness. She aims to advance the development of innovative optical devices through her work in these areas.

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Doshisha University

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Ultrasound cholesteric liquid crystal color filter

How to fix an ultrasonic variable-focus liquid crystal lens for substrate-mountable applications

Effects of the interlayer thickness on the optical characteristics of an ultrasound multilayered liquid crystal lens

Varifocal Concave–Convex Lens Using Viscoelastic Gel and Ultrasound Vibration

Orientation angles of liquid crystals via ultrasound vibrations

Optical evaluation of a double-layered ultrasound liquid crystal lens

Relationship between liquid crystal layer thickness and variable-focusing characteristics of an ultrasound liquid crystal lens

Ultrasound liquid crystal lens with a variable focus in the radial direction for image stabilization

Varifocal optical lens using ultrasonic vibration and thixotropic gel

Ultrasound liquid crystal lens with enlarged aperture using traveling waves

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Daisuke Koyama

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