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Tuneable plasmonic devices assembled from a combination of plasmonic metals and soft polymers possess optical resonances across the visible and infrared. We demonstrate through SERS such nanostructures sequester molecules, enabling a wide variety of applications.
Novel 3D plasmonic rolls are fabricated through strain-induced self-rolling of metallic nanopore sheets attached to elastomeric thin films, with optical properties tunable by varying the size and thickness of nanopores, and dynamically by light irradiation.
We report a new approach for scalable manufacturing of Metamaterials fabricated through floating and rolling-up of flexible metallodielectric stacks. Such structures have unusual nonlinear optical properties and potential superlensing applications.
Flexible DBRs are fabricated by floating and stacking >20 bilayers of PDMS and PSPI. Stretchable microcavities between two DBRs are subsequently created with Q>60. These structures have applications as stress-strain sensors, stretch-tuneable lasers and LEDs.
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