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    We used inverse design to create optical patterns in photonic circuits. A novel device generates tunable optical lattices for quantum simulations, optical trapping, and bio-sensing applications.

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    • Successfully generated periodic optical patterns using inverse design.
    • Demonstrated a device that switches optical lattice symmetry and periodicity with wavelength.
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