In undergraduate courses on classical electromagnetism, it is taught that a perfect conductor
expels the electromagnetic (EM) field, and hence its surface is not able to support the …

Plasmonic colours are structural colours that emerge from resonant interactions between
light and metallic nanostructures. The engineering of plasmonic colours is a promising …

Nanostructured photonic materials enable control and manipulation of light at
subwavelength scales and exhibit unique optical functionalities. In particular, plasmonic …

Optical coatings, which consist of one or more films of dielectric or metallic materials, are
widely used in applications ranging from mirrors to eyeglasses and photography lenses …

Color pixels composed of plasmonic nanostructures provide a highly promising approach for
new display technologies, capable of vivid, robust coloration and incorporating the use of …

We introduce the first plasmonic palette utilizing color generation strategies for photorealistic
printing with aluminum nanostructures. Our work expands the visible color space through …

Subwavelength structural color filtering and printing technologies employing plasmonic
nanostructures have recently been recognized as an important and beneficial complement …

Recent developments in color filtering and display technologies have focused
predominantly on high resolution, color vibrancy, high efficiency, and slim dimensions. To …

Structural colour arising from nanostructured metallic surfaces offers many benefits
compared to conventional pigmentation based display technologies, such as increased …

Metal nanostructures can be designed to scatter different colours depending on the
polarization of the incident light. Such spectral control is attractive for applications such as …