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DNA is known as a highly programmable and versatile linker, which facilitates a scalable fabrication of nanoplasmonic structures containing multiple coupled plasmonic components with pre-determined geometric arrangements by DNA-guided self-assembly. Our work shows that DNA is more than a simple structural element, but that its chemical modification provides opportunities for modulating the near- and far-field optical response of the assembled plasmonic nanostructures.
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The Mac @TheMac
03 October, 11:30
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Our findings suggest that it is feasible to change between different regimes of plasmon coupling in PRs by inserting varying amounts of Pd NPs into the gap region. The ability to detect and differentiate different coupling regimes at a defined interparticle separation using the coupled plasmon as optical transducer has potential applications in nanoscale energy transfer, information processing, and sensing. A further refinement of the assembly strategies to enable networks of plasmonic NPs tethered by individual molecules, for instance with photo-switchable conductivities75, will eventually result in experimental platforms that can greatly enhance active control of plasmons by fusing molecular electronics with nanoplasmonics.

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The Mac @TheMac
03 October, 11:32
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