"Showcasing Breakthroughs in Plasmonics Potential"
Researchers from the Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology in Korea have presented new breakthroughs in plasmonics, focusing on growth techniques for tailored plasmonic nanomaterials and clock-inspired magnesium nano-rotamers. They have showcased the potential of shadow growth techniques for creating diverse nanostructures with tunable optical properties, with applications in areas such as wound healing, drug delivery, photonic devices, and chiral spectroscopy. The studies also introduced 3D rotamers capable of linear and circular polarization, holding promise for applications in security verification, anti-counterfeiting devices, and displays with programmable optical states.
