Mark G. Humphrey

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Australian National University

Australia

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Mark G. Humphrey is a Professor at the Australian National University, Australia. His research focuses on nonlinear optical materials and phenomena, as evidenced by his recent work on various advanced optical properties in materials such as MXenes and perovskite films. His publications highlight innovative approaches to enhance optical absorption and nonlinearity, contributing significantly to the field of photonics.

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Articles (27)

Porphyrin-Cored H-Bonded Organic Polymer Hermetically Decorated MXene toward Broadband Optical Nonlinearities

Poly(methyl methacrylate)-assisted construction for enhanced optical absorption nonlinearities in two-dimensional Dion-Jacobson perovskite films

Greatly enhanced ultrafast optical absorption nonlinearities of pyridyl perovskite nanocrystals axially modified by star-shaped porphyrins

Exceptional three- to six-photon absorption at organometallic dendrimers

An Unprecedented [BO2]‐Based Deep‐Ultraviolet Transparent Nonlinear Optical Crystal by Superhalogen Substitution

An Unprecedented [BO2]‐Based Deep‐Ultraviolet Transparent Nonlinear Optical Crystal by Superhalogen Substitution

Innentitelbild: An Unprecedented [BO2]‐Based Deep‐Ultraviolet Transparent Nonlinear Optical Crystal by Superhalogen Substitution (Angew. Chem. 28/2024)

Inside Cover: An Unprecedented [BO2]‐Based Deep‐Ultraviolet Transparent Nonlinear Optical Crystal by Superhalogen Substitution (Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 28/2024)

Plasma etching promoting the saturable absorption of BiOI

Record Second-Harmonic Generation and Birefringence in an Ultraviolet Antimonate by Bond Engineering

Giant Optical Anisotropy in a Covalent Molybdenum Tellurite via Oxyanion Polymerization

Remarkable enhancement of the nonlinear optical absorption of W18O49 by Cu doping

N-terminalized titanium carbide MXene coupled with graphene oxide toward optimized temporal domain-dependent nonlinear absorption

Lead-Sulfide-Based Hybrid Inorganic-Organic Superlattice Particles for Prominent Nonlinear Optical Absorption

Enhanced nonlinear optical properties of MXene (Ti3C2Tx) via surface-covalent functionalization with porphyrin

Prominent Enhancement of Nonlinear Optical Absorption in SnS2 Nanosheets through Controllable Electrodeposition of Porphyrins

Toward Strong UV–Vis–NIR Second-Harmonic Generation by Dimensionality Engineering of Zinc Thiocyanates

Frontispiece: Giant Multi‐Photon Absorption by Heptazine Organometalation

Frontispiz: Giant Multi‐Photon Absorption by Heptazine Organometalation

Giant Multi‐Photon Absorption by Heptazine Organometalation

Giant Multi‐Photon Absorption by Heptazine Organometalation

Additive‐Triggered Polar Polymorph Formation: β‐Sc(IO3)3, a Promising Next‐Generation Mid‐Infrared Nonlinear Optical Material

Additive‐Triggered Polar Polymorph Formation: β‐Sc(IO3)3, a Promising Next‐Generation Mid‐Infrared Nonlinear Optical Material

Innentitelbild: Ultrawide Bandgap and Outstanding Second‐Harmonic Generation Response by a Fluorine‐Enrichment Strategy at a Transition‐Metal Oxyfluoride Nonlinear Optical Material (Angew. Chem. 26/2022)

Inside Cover: Ultrawide Bandgap and Outstanding Second‐Harmonic Generation Response by a Fluorine‐Enrichment Strategy at a Transition‐Metal Oxyfluoride Nonlinear Optical Material (Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 26/2022)

Ultrawide Bandgap and Outstanding Second‐Harmonic Generation Response by a Fluorine‐Enrichment Strategy at a Transition‐Metal Oxyfluoride Nonlinear Optical Material

Ultrawide Bandgap and Outstanding Second‐Harmonic Generation Response by a Fluorine‐Enrichment Strategy at a Transition‐Metal Oxyfluoride Nonlinear Optical Material

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Mahbod Morshedi

Ling Zhang

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