Pulsed laser melting in liquid (PLML) has been developed to fabricate crystalline spherical
submicrometer particles (SMPs) by irradiating lasers onto raw particles dispersed in liquid …

Plasmonic systems are becoming a favourable alternative to dye molecules in the
generation of photoacoustic signals for spectroscopy and imaging. In particular, inorganic …

Vision loss caused by retinal diseases affects hundreds of millions of individuals worldwide.
The retina is a delicate central nervous system tissue stratified into layers of cells with …

Metallic nanoparticles are routinely used as nanoscale antenna capable of absorbing and
converting photon energy with subwavelength resolution. Many applications, notably in …

Nanoscale bubbles generated around laser-excited metallic nanoparticles are promising
candidates for targeted drug and gene delivery in living cells. The development of new …

The metallic nanoparticles are widely applied recent years as photothermal agents in laser
and optical nanotechnology for light-to-heat conversion, treatment of materials containing …

Here, we report on the direct sequential imaging of laser-induced cavitation of micron and
nanoscale bubbles using Movie-Mode Dynamic Transmission Electron Microscopy (MM …

Photons interaction with metallic nanoparticles can excite a resonant plasmon that
concentrates energy at the nanoscale. At high intensity, this quasi-particle decays into a …

We observed for the first time that a single ice microparticle supported on a substrate melted
photothermally to form a supercooled water droplet on exposure to tightly focused …

Pulsed laser melting in liquid (PLML) is a technique to produce submicrometer spherical
particles (SMPs). In this process, raw particles dispersed in liquid are selectively heated, and …