Professor Ranjan Singh Leads New Photonics Journal as Founding Editor
Singapore, Wednesday, 25 June 2025.
Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University highlights its advancing role in photonics through Prof. Singh’s editorial leadership, focusing on terahertz superinductors and metamaterials.
Pioneering Role in Photonics
Professor Ranjan Singh has been appointed the founding editor-in-chief of a new photonics journal by AIP Publishing, entitled APL Engineering Physics. This journal is set to highlight advancements in fields including terahertz superinductors and metamaterials. With Singh’s appointment being announced on 24 June 2025, the journal aims to serve as an innovative platform that intersects physics and engineering [1][2].
Singapore’s Strategic Investment
Based at Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University, Singh is a recognized leader in photonics and spintronics. His appointment underscores Singapore’s growing role in the global scientific research landscape, particularly in photonics. The country’s strategy in fostering research and technological advancements is evident through initiatives like this journal, which emphasizes both innovation and collaboration among researchers worldwide [1][3].
Impact of Photonics
Photonics, the science of light generation, detection, and manipulation, provides significant advantages over traditional electronic systems, particularly in speed and efficiency. Devices using photonics, such as those involving superinductors and metamaterials, have applications in computing and telecommunications, offering enhanced processing capabilities and reduced energy consumption. These advancements are pivotal in addressing current technological challenges [GPT][4].
Advancements and Outlook
The focus on terahertz superinductors and metamaterials within the journal reflects cutting-edge research aiming to push the boundaries of what is currently possible in photonics. Professor Singh’s editorial leadership is expected to drive significant contributions, potentially amplifying the field’s development on an international scale. The journal will facilitate high-quality interdisciplinary research, providing insights towards the development of future photonics applications [1][2][3].