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Hot spots with significantly enhanced electric field are generally found in plasmonic systems composed of metallic nanoparticles/nanostructures. The combination of efficient photoluminescence and polarization and wavelength sensitivity offers the opportunity to encode such hot spots for optical memory, which is a promising way of storing big data. In article number 1701918, Sheng Lan, Shaolong Tie,...
Data storage with ultrahigh density, ultralow energy, high security, and long lifetime is highly desirable in the 21st century and optical data storage is considered as the most promising way to meet the challenge of storing big data. Plasmonic coupling in regularly arranged metallic nanoparticles has demonstrated its superior properties in various applications due to the generation of hot spots....
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