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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Nanoplasmonics"”.

  1. Gallium-based Ultraviolet Nanoplasmonics

    … highly-promising and compelling material for UV nanoplasmonics through synthesis of size-controlled nanoparticle arrays, EM modeling of local field enhancement, ellipsometric and spatial characterization of the arrays, and analytical measurement of UV- enhanced Raman and fluorescence spectra. …

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  2. Magnesium nanoplasmonics: synthesis, characterisation, and applications

    At the nanoscale, light-matter interactions differ markedly from bulk behavior. In metal nanoparticles, resonant oscillations of conduction-band electrons driven by light lead to localised surface plasmon resonances (LSPRs). Au and Ag are widely studied metals capable of sustaining LSPRs, but there …

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  3. Nanoplasmonics and silicon nanophotonics devices for sensing applications

    … scale. One of the subsets of nanophotonics is nanoplasmonics, which deals with manipulation of light using the unique optical properties of metal nanostructures. Manipulation of light in nanoscale using properties of surface plasmon will make it possible to accomplish a myriad of applications …

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  4. Advancing Nanoplasmonics-enabled Regenerative Spatiotemporal Pathogen Monitoring at Bio-interfaces

    Non-invasive and continuous spatiotemporal pathogen monitoring at biological interfaces (e.g., human tissue) holds promise for transformative applications in personalized healthcare (e.g., wound infection monitoring) and environmental surveillance (e.g., airborne virus surveillance). Despite …

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  5. Plasmonic metamaterial for structural color printing and spontaneous emission control

    … novel property makes the so called plasmonics or nanoplasmonics a rapid growing research field over the past few years. Many innovative concepts and applications have been developed such as perfect absorber, structural color printing, and quantum emitter spontaneous emission enhancement.</p><p>In …

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  6. Development of intelligent stimuli-responsive biomaterials and nanodevices

    … shown promising applications in nanoelectronics, nanoplasmonics and nanophotonics"--Abstract, p. iv</p>

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  7. Development of novel series and parallel sensing system based on nanostructured surface enhanced Raman scattering substrate for biomedical application

    … structure fabrication opens a whole new study in nanoplasmonics, which is defined as the investigation of photon-electron interaction in the vicinity of nanoscale metallic structures. The strong oscillation of free electrons at the interface between metal and surrounding dielectric material caused …

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  8. Imaging and Control of Heat Generation at the Nanoscale Using Plasmonic Structures

    Plasmonic nanostructures appear in a variety of applications and devices thanks to their spectral tunability, hot carrier generation, enhanced emission, and their ability to confine electromagnetic fields at volumes smaller than the diffraction limit of light. Despite their utilization and the vast …

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  9. Fabrication of Lspr-Based Multiplexed and High-Throughput Biosensor Platforms for Cancer and Sars-Cov-2 Diagnosis

    … these sensitivity challenges, the field of nanoplasmonics has become utilized when developing diagnostic assays. Plasmonic-based diagnostic tests utilize the unique optical, chemical, and physical property of nanoparticles to increase the sensitivity of the assay. In this dissertation, novel …

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  10. High-throughput plasma nanomanufacturing and its applications

    Traditional top-down or bottom-up nanomanufacturing processes involve nanoscale pre-patterning, surface-area-sensitive assembly processes or extreme fabrication conditions; therefore, none of them meets the requirements of scalable and translational nanomanufacturing processes in one or more …

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