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most citedSingle Photon Source from a Nanoantenna-Trapped Single Quantum Dot

73 citations · 136 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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physics.optics2023

Ultraviolet Resonant Nanogap Antennas with Rhodium Nanocube Dimers for Enhancing Protein Intrinsic Autofluorescence

Prithu Roy, Siyuan Zhu, Jean-Benoît Claude +2

Plasmonic optical nanoantennas offer compelling solutions for enhancing light-matter interactions at the nanoscale. However, until now, their focus has been mainly limited to the v…

physics.optics2023

Achieving High Temporal Resolution in Single-Molecule Fluorescence Techniques using Plasmonic Nanoantennas

Sunny Tiwari, Prithu Roy, Jean-Benoît Claude +1

Single-molecule fluorescence techniques are essential for investigating the molecular mechanisms in biological processes. However, achieving sub-millisecond temporal resolution to…

physics.optics2023★ 23 cited

Ultraviolet Nanophotonics Enables Autofluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy on Label-Free Proteins With a Single Tryptophan

Prithu Roy, Jean-Benoît Claude, Sunny Tiwari +2

Using the ultraviolet autofluorescence of tryptophan aminoacids offers fascinating perspectives to study single proteins without the drawbacks of fluorescence labelling. However, t…

physics.bio-ph2022★ 29 cited

Ultraviolet optical horn antennas for label-free detection of single proteins

Aleksandr Barulin, Prithu Roy, Jean-Benoît Claude +1

Single-molecule fluorescence techniques have revolutionized our ability to study proteins. However, the presence of a fluorescent label can alter the protein structure and/or modif…

physics.optics2021★ 73 cited

Single Photon Source from a Nanoantenna-Trapped Single Quantum Dot

Quanbo Jiang, Prithu Roy, Jean-Benoît Claude +1

Single photon sources with high brightness and subnanosecond lifetimes are key components for quantum technologies. Optical nanoantennas can enhance the emission properties of sing…

physics.optics2021★ 11 cited

Purcell radiative rate enhancement of label-free proteins with ultraviolet aluminum plasmonics

Aleksandr Barulin, Prithu Roy, Jean-Benoît Claude +1

The vast majority of proteins are intrinsically fluorescent in the ultraviolet, thanks to the emission from their tryptophan and tyrosine amino-acid constituents. However, the prot…