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Research in the field of surface plasmonics is finding application in many areas; for example, in data storage, nano‐electronics, and biosensing. In their feature article on page 529, H. Gao et al. describe recent progress in manipulating surface plasmons from the ultraviolet to near‐infrared wavelengths using nanostructured plasmonic crystals (shown in the cover image), and build a comprehensive...
Surface plasmons are responsible for a variety of phenomena, including nanoscale optical focusing, negative refraction, and surface‐enhanced Raman scattering. Their characteristic evanescent electromagnetic fields offer opportunities for sub‐diffraction imaging, optical cloaking, and label‐free molecular sensing. The selection of materials for such applications, however, has been traditionally limited...
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