11 papers in 4 sessions Change year:

Fundamentals of Engineering Plasmonic Optical Materials

D. B. Fullager, H. Alisafaee, and M. A. Fiddy

OW1D.1 Workshop on Optical Plasmonic Materials (OPM) 2014 View: PDF

Ceramics as Material Platform for Plasmonics and Optical Metamaterials

Alexandra Boltasseva

OW1D.2 Workshop on Optical Plasmonic Materials (OPM) 2014 View: PDF

Mid-IR Plasmonics with Engineered Semiconductor Metals

S. Law, C. Roberts, S. Inampudi, A. Rosenberg, V. Podolskiy, and D. Wasserman

OW1D.3 Workshop on Optical Plasmonic Materials (OPM) 2014 View: PDF

Plasmons in low dimensional structures

F. Javier García de Abajo

OW2D.1 Workshop on Optical Plasmonic Materials (OPM) 2014 View: PDF

Electromechanical Processes in Plasmonic Nanostructures: From Continuum Flows to Quantum Effects

Dafei Jin, Yoon Kyung Lee, Matthew Klug, Fan Wang, Kin Hung Fung, and Nicholas X. Fang

OW2D.2 Workshop on Optical Plasmonic Materials (OPM) 2014 View: PDF

Why Does the Spectrum of Localized Surface Plasmons Shifts From Near-Field to Far-Field, and Viceversa?

F. Moreno, P. Albella, and M. Nieto-Vesperinas

OW3D.1 Workshop on Optical Plasmonic Materials (OPM) 2014 View: PDF

A New Fabrication Method for Aluminum and Silver Plasmonic Nanostructures

Krishnan Thyagarajan, Christian Santschi, and Olivier J.F. Martin

OW3D.2 Workshop on Optical Plasmonic Materials (OPM) 2014 View: PDF

A reconfigurable 3D plasmonic nanomachine

Anton Kuzyk, Robert Schreiber, Hui Zhang, Alexander Govorov, Tim Liedl, and Na Liu

OW3D.4 Workshop on Optical Plasmonic Materials (OPM) 2014 View: PDF

Recent progress in hyperbolic, chiral metamaterials and metasurfaces

Junsuk Rho and Xiang Zhang

OW4D.1 Workshop on Optical Plasmonic Materials (OPM) 2014 View: PDF

Metals for UV Plasmonics

J. M. Sanz, D. Ortiz, R. Alcaraz de la Osa, J. M. Saiz, F. González, A. S. Brown, M. Losurdo, H. O. Everitt, and F. Moreno

OW4D.3 Workshop on Optical Plasmonic Materials (OPM) 2014 View: PDF

    • The communities developing optical components and devices based on plasmonics and metamaterial designs are still somewhat limited by the materials that are available from which to fabricate them. Noble metals are lossy and new materials need to be identified and developed. This workshop covered these topics and set the stage for the new meeting on Novel Materials and Their Applications.