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Wiley Nanophotonics 13(23)
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    Non-local metasurface supporting geometric phases at bound states in the continuum (BIC) simultaneously enables sharp spectral resonances and spatial wavefront shaping, thus providing a diversified optical platform for multifunctional devices. However, a static nonlocal metasurface cannot manipulate multiple degrees of freedom (DOFs), making it difficult to achieve multifunctional integration and be applied in different scenarios. Here, we presented and demonstrated phase-change non-local metasurfaces that can realize dynamic manipulation of multiple DOFs including resonant frequency, <i>Q</i> values, band, and spatial wavefront. Accordingly, a metasurface integrating multiple distinct functions is designed, as a proof-of-concept demonstration. Utilizing the geometry phase of quasi-BIC and the tunability of vanadium dioxide (VO<sub>2</sub>), a dynamic meta-lens is achieved by tailoring spatial light response at quasi-BIC in the temperature range from room temperature to 53 °C. Simultaneously, the sharp Fano resonance of quasi-BIC enables the metasurface to serve as an optical sensor in the mid-infrared band, yielding a sensitivity of 7.96 THz/RIU at room temperature. Furthermore, at the metallic state of VO<sub>2</sub> (80 °C), the designed metasurface converts into a mid-infrared broadband absorber, achieving higher than 80 % absorptivity and an average absorption of 90 % from 28.62 THz to 37.56 THz. The proposed metasurface enabling multifunctional performances in different temperatures can effectively improve the availability of devices and find more new and complex scenarios in sensing, imaging, and communications.

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