Editorial Editorial Introduction to JSTQE Special Issue on Photonic Electronic Co-Integration and Advanced Transfer Printing

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Indium phosphides
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Optical amplifiers
Optical detectors
Optical device fabrication
Optical filters
Optical modulation
Optical waveguides
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Quantum electronics
Silicon nitride
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Waveguide lasers
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