ThE1.4 -
Ensemble plasmonic coupling in disordered nanoparticle arrays and applications in ultra-sensitive biosensing and super-resolution histopathology Invited
09:30-10:00
2017-10-05 09:30
2017-10-05 10:00
America/Denver
Ensemble plasmonic coupling in disordered nanoparticle arrays and applications in ultra-sensitive biosensing and super-resolution histopathology
Plasmonic nanostructures permit light-excited surface plasmon resonance for applications in sensing, imaging, energy and catalysis. Ensemble plasmonic coupling (EPC) occurs when plasmonic NPs within a group interact. In this talk, I will discuss new results of far- and near-field EPC for biomolecular sensing and histopathology.
Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza Salon VII
W. Shih
, University of Houston
Plasmonic nanostructures permit light-excited surface plasmon resonance for applications in sensing, imaging, energy and catalysis. Ensemble plasmonic coupling (EPC) occurs when plasmonic NPs within a group interact. In this talk, I will discuss new results of far- and near-field EPC for biomolecular sensing and histopathology.