Molecular plasmonics, the area which deals with the interactions between surface plasmons
and molecules, has received enormous interest in fundamental research and found …

Optical metamaterials and nanoplasmonics bridge the gap between conventional optics and
the nanoworld. Exciting and technologically important capabilities range from …

Superlenses made of plasmonic materials and metamaterials can image features at the
subdiffraction scale. However, intrinsic losses impose a serious restriction on imaging …

All-dielectric metamaterials offer great flexibility for controlling light–matter interaction, owing
to their strong electric and magnetic resonances with negligible loss at wavelengths above …

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

Extraordinary optical transmission (EOT) is a term that refers to electromagnetic resonances
through sets of subwavelength apertures in either a flat or a corrugated metal film, providing …

This paper reports an exhaustive review of recent research progress in the development of
millimeter-wave absorbers. With the advancement in technologies, microwave absorbers …

Artificial effective media are attractive because of the fantastic applications they may enable,
such as super lensing and electromagnetic invisibility. However, the inevitable loss due to …

Nanoplasmonic metamaterials are an exciting new class of engineered media that promise
a range of important applications, such as subwavelength focusing, cloaking, and …

The development of modern biological and medical science highly depends on advanced
luminescent probes. Current probes typically have wide emission spectra of 30 to 100 nm …