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"Photonic Integrated Circuits: A Revolution in Optical Communication and Sensing"

2026-07-03
Rooted in Lebanon, Bawendi’s early obsession with science propelled him toward MIT. I find his journey fascinating as he rewrote reality using photonic integrated circuits and the iconic Watt laser technology. Who wouldn’t want such brilliance? These feats etched his name into scientific history permanently. Beyond breakthroughs, we must appreciate how these tools underpin countless modern industries driving our future today.

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