Optical Nonlinearity Study of Novel Layered 2D Materials for Hybrid Integrated Photonics

Featuring superior optical and electrical properties, two dimensional layered materials are attractive in the fabrication of next-generation optoelectronic and photonic devices. This thesis focuses on the third-order optical nonlinearity study of emerging two dimensional materials and explores their potential applications in integrated nonlinear photonic devices. Our work provides guidance for the development of high-performance functional devices in the future.