In an article published in Science Advances, Prof. Pavlos Savvidis (Westlake University & IESL's Visiting Researcher), Dr David Petrosyan (Research Director) and their younger colleagues and collaborators report on the experimental realization and characterization of a novel platform for analog quantum computation with semiconductor exciton-polaritons.
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This work discusses the formation of large-scale gold nanostructure arrays implementing single-pulse direct laser writing. The high-quality hybrid lattice plasmons are excited in such gratings in the visible to near-infrared range. The study demonstrates the tunability of the plasmonic properties by changing the morphology of the nanostructures from round-shaped bumps to sharp jet-like structures. These findings suggest the potential for development of an accurate plasmon-based sensing platform in biotechnology and photonics.
An article by Gordon Zyla and Maria Farsari in the front cover of Laser & Photonics Reviews (Volume 18, Issue 7, 2024)