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Tuneable optical gain and broadband lasing driven in electrospun polymer fibers by high dye concentration
Giovanni Morello, Maria Moffa, Martina Montinaro +7
The optical gain of blue light-emitting electrospun polystyrene fibers doped with a linear multi-fragment molecular dye based on the combination of fluorine-carbazole functional un…
Dye stabilization and wavelength tunability in lasing fibers based on DNA
Luana Persano, Adam Szukalski, Michele Gaio +8
Lasers based on biological materials are attracting an increasing interest in view of their use in integrated and transient photonics. DNA as optical biopolymer in combination with…
All-optical switching in dye-doped DNA nanofibers
Adam Szukalski, Maria Moffa, Andrea Camposeo +2
All-optical switches are introduced which are based on deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) in the form of electrospun fibers, where DNA is semi-intercalated with a push-pull, luminescent n…
Nanowire-Intensified MEF in Hybrid Polymer-Plasmonic Electrospun Filaments
Andrea Camposeo, Radoslaw Jurga, Maria Moffa +5
Hybrid polymer-plasmonic nanostructures might combine high enhancement of localized fields from metal nanoparticles with light confinement and long-range transport in subwavelength…
Electrospun Conjugated Polymer/Fullerene Hybrid Fibers: Photoactive Blends, Conductivity through Tunnelling-AFM, Light-Scattering, and Perspective for Their Use in Bulk-Heterojunction Organic Solar Cells
Zhenhua Yang, Maria Moffa, Ying Liu +10
Hybrid conjugated polymer/fullerene filaments based on MEH-PPV/PVP/PCBM are prepared by electrospinning, and their properties assessed by scanning electron, atomic and lateral forc…
Diverse regimes of mode intensity correlation in nanofiber random lasers through nanoparticle doping
Martina Montinaro, Vincenzo Resta, Andrea Camposeo +8
Random lasers are based on disordered materials with optical gain. These devices can exhibit either intensity or resonant feedback, relying on diffusive or interference behaviour o…