The ability of nanophotonic cavities to confine and store light to nanoscale dimensions has
important implications for enhancing molecular, excitonic, phononic, and plasmonic optical …

Physics‐driven discovery in an autonomous experiment has emerged as a dream
application of machine learning in physical sciences. Here, this work develops and …

We explore the evolution of plasmonic modes in two-dimensional nanocrystal oligomer
“metamolecules” as the number of nanocrystals is systematically varied. Precise …

Emergent from the discrete spatial periodicity of plasmonic arrays, surface lattice
resonances (SLRs) are characterized as dispersive, high-quality polaritonic modes that can …

Plasmonic multinanoparticle systems exhibit collective electric and magnetic resonances
that are fundamental for the development of state-of-the-art optical nanoantennas …

The ability to control and manipulate temperature at nanoscale dimensions has the potential
to impact applications including heat-assisted magnetic recording, photothermal therapies …

In this Letter, we exploit recent breakthroughs in monochromated aberration-corrected
scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) to resolve infrared plasmonic Fano …

Molecular plasmonics relies on the development of conductive nanostructures to yield large
local electromagnetic enhancement enabling the detection of molecules located in their …

Driven by the desire to understand energy transfer between plasmonic and catalytic metals
for applications such as plasmon-mediated catalysis, we examine the spatially resolved …

The lattice Kerker effect refers to a strong suppression of reflected light from periodic arrays
of scatterers in narrow spectral windows at normal incidence. It can occur when interference …