Researchers have developed a version of a hyperbolical metamaterial in colloidal form. They may find applications in plasmon-enhanced spectroscopy, nanolasers, design of nonlinear phenomena, photothermal conversions, and hot?electron generation.
Tuesday, July 16, 2019
New hyperbolic metamaterial allows greater flexibility of manipulating light-matter interactions at the nanoscale
Researchers have developed a version of a hyperbolical metamaterial in colloidal form. They may find applications in plasmon-enhanced spectroscopy, nanolasers, design of nonlinear phenomena, photothermal conversions, and hot?electron generation.
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