Conspectus In recent years, the possibility to induce chemical transformations by using
tunable plasmonic modes has opened the question of whether we can control or create …

Using localized surface plasmon resonances (LSPR) to focus electromagnetic radiation to
the nanoscale shows the promise of unprecedented capabilities in optoelectronic devices …

We investigate titanium nitride (TiN) thin film coatings on silicon for CMOS-compatible sub-
bandgap charge separation upon incident illumination, which is a key feature in the vast …

We have studied the thermalization of hot carriers in both pristine and defective titanium
nitride (TiN) using a two-temperature model. All parameters of this model, including the …

Refractory plasmonic materials are of interest for high-temperature plasmonic applications
due to their increased thermal stability when compared to gold and silver. Titanium nitride …

Titanium nitride (TiN) continues to prove itself as an inexpensive, robust, and efficient
alternative to gold in plasmonic applications. Notably, TiN has improved hot electron …

Titanium nitride is widely used in plasmonic applications, due to its robustness and optical
properties which resemble those of gold. Despite this interest, the nonlinear properties have …

Hot carrier optoelectronics with titanium nitride Page 1 STh4F.1.pdf CLEO 2020 © OSA 2020 Hot
carrier optoelectronics with titanium nitride Brock Doiron1, Nicholas A. Güsken1, Alberto Lauri1 …