Self-organization via 3D printing of anisotropic plasmonic structures

Manipulation of plasmonic nanostructures with direction control has significant impact in science and engineering applications. We demonstrated the creation of the optical index anisotropy through self-organization of plasmonic gold nanoplates via 3D printing.

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2024-10-02
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https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3028312
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Photonic Crystals and Applications
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Self-organization via 3D printing of anisotropic plasmonic structures

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Manipulation of plasmonic nanostructures with direction control has significant impact in science and engineering applications. We demonstrated the creation of the optical index anisotropy through self-organization of plasmonic gold nanoplates via 3D printing.

Arizona State University (US)
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