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20152023
most citedElectrically-driven optical antennas

286 citations · 395 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

physics.optics2023

Direct electrical modulation of surface response in a single plasmonic nanoresonator

Luka Zurak, Christian Wolff, Jessica Meier +4

Classical electrodynamics describes the optical response of systems using bulk electronic properties and infinitesimally thin boundaries. However, due to the quantum nature of elec…

physics.optics2022★ 14 cited

Controlling field asymmetry in nanoscale gaps for second harmonic generation

Jessica Meier, Luka Zurak, Andrea Locatelli +3

Plasmonic dimer antennas create strong field enhancement by squeezing light into a nanoscale gap. These optical hotspots are highly attractive for boosting nonlinear processes, suc…

physics.optics2022★ 17 cited

Tunable nano-plasmonic photodetectors

Patrick Pertsch, René Kullock, Vinzenz Gabriel +3

Visible and infrared photons can be detected with a broadband response via the internal photoeffect. By using plasmonic nanostructures, i.e. nanoantennas, wavelength selectivity ca…

physics.optics2019★ 30 cited

Nonclassical optical properties of mesoscopic gold

Swen Großmann, Daniel Friedrich, Michael Karolak +5

Gold nanostructures have important applications in nanoelectronics, nano-optics as well as in precision metrology due to their intriguing opto-electronic properties. These properti…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2015★ 48 cited

Single-crystalline gold microplates grown on substrates by solution-phase synthesis

Xiaofei Wu, René Kullock, Enno Krauss +1

Chemically synthesized single-crystalline gold microplates have been attracting increasing interests because of their potential as high-quality gold films for nanotechnology. We pr…

physics.optics2015★ 286 cited

Electrically-driven optical antennas

Johannes Kern, René Kullock, Jord C. Prangsma +3

Unlike radiowave antennas, optical nanoantennas so far cannot be fed by electrical generators. Instead, they are driven by light or via optically active materials in their proximit…