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Transient infrared nanoscopy resolves the millisecond photoswitching dynamics of single lipid vesicles in water
Thorsten Gölz, Enrico Baù, Jinhua Zhang +6
Understanding the biophysical and biochemical properties of molecular nanocarriers under physiological conditions and with minimal interference is crucial for advancing nanomedicin…
Revealing mode formation in quasi-bound states in the continuum metasurfaces via near-field optical microscopy
Thorsten Gölz, Enrico Baù, Andreas Aigner +5
Photonic metasurfaces offer exceptional control over light at the nanoscale, facilitating applications spanning from biosensing, and nonlinear optics to photocatalysis. Many metasu…
Environmental permittivity-asymmetric BIC metasurfaces with electrical reconfigurability
Haiyang Hu, Wenzheng Lu, Rodrigo Berte +2
In the rapidly evolving field of nanophotonics, achieving precise spectral and temporal light manipulation at the nanoscale remains a critical challenge. While photonic bound state…
Nanoscale mechanical manipulation of ultrathin SiN membranes enabling infrared near-field microscopy of liquid-immersed samples
Enrico Baù, Thorsten Gölz, Martin Benoit +2
Scattering scanning near-field optical microscopy (s-SNOM) is a powerful technique for mid-infrared spectroscopy at nanometer length scales. By investigating objects in aqueous env…
Highly confined incident-angle-robust surface phonon polariton bound states in the continuum metasurfaces
Lin Nan, Andrea Mancini, Thomas Weber +4
Squeezing light into subwavelength dimensions is vital for on-chip integration of photonic technologies. One approach to overcome the diffraction limit is coupling light to materia…
Emergent resonances in a thin film tailored by optically-induced small permittivity asymmetries
Rodrigo Berté, Thomas Possmayer, Andreas Tittl +2
Resonances are usually associated with finite systems - the vibrations of clamped strings in a guitar or the optical modes in a cavity defined by mirrors. In optics, resonances may…