Abstract

We demonstrate that high-Q polymer whispering gallery microcavities can be directly written by the two-photon polymerization of zirconium/silicon hybrid sol-gel, benefiting from the high spatial resolution and three-dimensional nature of this direct laser writing technique. The quality factors of the fabricated whispering gallery microcavities are up to 1.48×105 limited by the material absorption. The surface roughness is less than 12 nm. This opens the way to fabricate intricate three-dimensional microcavities for the fundamental and applied physics research based on optical resonators.

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