The ability to control and modulate the interaction of light with matter is crucial to achieve
desired optical properties including reflection, transmission, and selective polarization …

The gyroid is a continuous and triply periodic cubic morphology which possesses a constant
mean curvature surface across a range of volumetric fill fractions. Found in a variety of …

The control of the optical activity and ellipticity of a medium has drawn considerable
attention due to the recent developments in metamaterial design techniques and a deeper …

Optical metamaterials are artificially engineered architectures that exhibit desired optical
properties not found in nature. Bespoke design requires the ability to define shape, size …

Three dimensional helical chiral metamaterials resulted in effective manipulation of
circularly polarized light in the visible infrared for advanced nanophotonics. Their …

Biopolymers offer vast potential for renewable and sustainable devices. While nature
mastered the use of biopolymers to create highly complex 3D structures and optimized their …

In the past century, industrial and technological improvements lead to a significant increase
in water contamination with aqueous solutions of heavy metals ions. In this regard, the …

The natural world exhibits numerous examples of efficient optical designs with novel
hierarchical microstructures and specialized functionality after millions of years of evolution …

Metallic single gyroids, a new class of self-assembled nanoplasmonic metamaterials, are
analyzed on the basis of a tri-helical metamaterial model. The physical mechanisms …

Exploiting self-organised colloids [1, 2] and monolayers [3] is a valuable approach to
obtaining features at the sub-micrometer scale, but this approach is limited in the achievable …