Chiral plasmonics is a fascinating research field that is attractive to scientists from diverse
backgrounds. Physicists study light–matter interactions, chemists seek ways to analyze …

Optical properties of metal nanostructures, governed by the so-called localised surface
plasmon resonance (LSPR) effects, have invoked intensive investigations in recent times …

Electromagnetic chirality transfer represents an effective means of the nanoscale
manipulation of optical chirality. While most of the previous reports have exclusively focused …

Chirality, the lack of mirror symmetry, can be mimicked in nanophotonics and plasmonics by
breaking the symmetry in light-nanostructure interaction. Here we report on versatile use of …

Measurements of difference in optical interactions between circularly polarized excitations of
opposite handedness (circular dichroism) are highly important for both natural and artificial …

Chiral properties of plasmonic metasurfaces, especially related to different absorption of left
and right circularly polarized light leading to circular dichroism (CD), are a research hot topic …

The mimicking of chiral effects at the nanoscale usually requires complex nanostructured
systems fabricated by using highly sophisticated techniques. Here, we demonstrate that low …

Sensitivity to molecular chirality is crucial for many fields, from biology and chemistry to the
pharmaceutical industry. By generating superchiral light, nanophotonics has brought …

In this work, we review the last attempts to use nanostructured materials for the
enhancement of the chiro-optical effects at the nanoscale. Starting from the numerical …

We present a system consisting of two stacked chiral plasmonic nanoelements, so-called
triskelia, that exhibits a high degree of circular dichroism. The optical modes arising from the …