The intersection of field-limited density of states and matter: nanophotonic control of fluorescence energy transfer

Nanophotonic control over Förster resonance energy transfer pathways and efficiency in a crystalline colloidal array with three copolymerized emitters was demonstrated through strategic placement of the rejection wavelength ( λ rw ).

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Journal of Materials Chemistry C
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2024-11-25
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d4tc03973d
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1
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Spectroscopy and Quantum Chemical Studies
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The intersection of field-limited density of states and matter: nanophotonic control of fluorescence energy transfer

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The intersection of field-limited density of states and matter: nanophotonic control of fluorescence energy transfer

H Jones, Yuriy Bandera, Stephen H. Foulger
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Abstract

Nanophotonic control over Förster resonance energy transfer pathways and efficiency in a crystalline colloidal array with three copolymerized emitters was demonstrated through strategic placement of the rejection wavelength ( λ rw ).

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Clemson University (US)
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