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The flat tip of an optical fibre is illustrated as an inherently light‐coupled platform for micro‐ and nanostructures. The diversity of these structures includes metallic nanoarrays for SERS and plasmonics, MEMS for Fabry–Perot pressure sensors and AFM probes, and entirely selfcontained silicon‐photonic circuits. This broad field is reviewed in detail by G Kostovski and co‐workers on page 3798.
The flat tip of an optical fiber is a unique and unconventional platform for micro and nanotechnologies. The small cross‐section and large aspect ratio of the fiber provide an inherently light‐coupled substrate that is uniquely suited to remote, in vivo and in situ applications. However, these same characteristics challenge established fabrication technologies, which are best suited to large planar...
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