Artificial intelligence reveals how light flows around nanoparticles
New technique could be used to design a wide range of optical devices
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Photon frequency doubler is controlled by light
New technique could lead to all-optical computers
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Nanowire circuits allow for transparent and flexible LED screens
A simple technique for depositing networks of silver nanowires onto clear, flexible substrates could bring about advanced new applications for LED displays
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Electrons passing over nanophotonic materials could create synchrotron-like light
Vacuum fluctuations cause free electrons to emit high-frequency light, calculations suggest
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Plasmonic nanoprobe optically monitors neural activity
New device is better than traditional microelectrode and fluorescence-based approaches
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Three-atom-thick optical waveguide is the thinnest ever
The device could lead to the development of higher density optoelectronic chips
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Ink-free polymers colour under stress
Controlled “crazing” can colour polymers for many possible applications
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Daguerreotypes reveal their plasmonic secrets
Nanotechnology from the nineteenth century could help in the development of plasmonic colour printing technologies of the future
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Nanoscale optical imaging gets simpler and cheaper
With a lens-free makeover scanning near-field optical microscopes (SNOMs) could become a common lab tool
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Nanoparticle-on-mirror constructs could help make colour-changing displays
Electrochromic structures can be fabricated using a simple bottom-up solution technique
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