Localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) is an optical phenomenon produced by an
incident light's impact on the conductive nanoparticles smaller than the light wavelength …

Exosomes are becoming more widely acknowledged as significant circulating indicators for
the prognosis and diagnosis of cancer. Circulating exosomes are essential to the …

The emergence of plasmonic nanostars with their attractive properties and unique versatility
has enabled a wide range of advanced technologies critical to human health, safety, energy …

Localized surface plasmon resonances have attracted much attention due to their ability to
enhance light–matter interactions and manipulate light at the subwavelength level. Recently …

A low-cost methodology to prepare highly sensitive sensors is reported with different
nanoparticles for LSPR and SERS measurements. The LSPR and SERS sensor was self …

A refractive index sensor to detect chemicals based on surface plasmon resonance is
designed and analytically investigated by a finite element method via COMSOL …

The radius of curvature of gold (Au) nanostar tips but not the overall particle dimensions can
be used for understanding the large and quantitative surface-enhanced Raman scattering …

Flexible mechano-optical sensors (FMOS) achieve quantitative sensing of mechanical
stimuli by monitoring changes in optical response, and due to the incorporation of a …

Near‐field photopolymerization (NFPP) driven by surface plasmon resonance has attracted
increasing attention in nanofabrication. This interest comes from the nanometer‐scale …

Plasmonic polymer nanocomposites (ie, polymer matrices containing plasmonic
nanostructures) are appealing candidates for the development of manifold technological …