Joshua Jordaan

Joshua Jordaan is a Distinguished Professor in the Department of PHY at The Australian National University. His research focuses on experimental photonics, with an emphasis on the study of acoustic meta-atoms. Jordaan's work includes investigations into the measurement of monopole and dipole polarizability, as evidenced by his publication in Applied Physics Letters. He is affiliated with the Experimental Photonics Group and contributes to the broader field of physics through his academic and research activities.

Joshua M. Jordaan is a PhD Candidate at the Australian National University, specializing in nanophotonics. His research focuses on the design and experimental investigation of acoustic meta-atoms and Huygens’ metasurfaces for advanced optical applications. Jordaan's work explores the polarizability of acoustic meta-atoms and the development of large-area, multiwavelength, and polarization-insensitive metalenses. His research contributes to the understanding of electromagnetic wave manipulation through structured materials, with applications in reconfigurable metasurfaces and optical devices. His publications highlight the experimental determination of scattering coefficients and the potential of multilayer metasurfaces for high-speed optical reconfigurability.