ACTIVE PLASMONICS
The term 'plasmonics' refers to the science and technology
dealing with manipulation of electromagnetic signals by coherent
coupling of photons to free electron oscillations at the interface
between a conductor and a dielectric.
Latest news
Roadmap "Nanophotonics: a Forward Look" has been published by the Nanophotonics Europe Association (December 2012).
Our recent article on spaser linewidth has been highlighted in the OSA Spotlight on Optics (January 2013).
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Welcome to the home of the UK research programme on nanoplasmonics.
This is a multidisciplinary collaborative project between
King's College London,
Queen's University Belfast
and Imperial
College London. The research programme is funded by Engineering
and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC)
and also supported
by INTEL, Seagate, Ericsson, Oxonica, IMEC and the National Physics
Laboratory.
Click here to read the EPSRC announcement and
project summary.
