Abstract
Abstract Liquid crystals, combining optical non-linearity and self-organizing properties with fluidity, and being responsive to a wide variety of stimuli, have reached a key point in their development for photonic applications, for the realization of devices that could be dynamically reconfigurable, widely tunable and ultra-fast controlled. In this framework, ranging from Holography to Plasmonics , we review our recent efforts on developing a new generation of dynamic, tunable, electro- and all-optical photonic systems.
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