Gold nanostructure lasers and optics are a cutting-edge technology that uses gold nanostructures to create precise optical components with precise control of light.
Breaking the barriers of conventional optical components, a team of researchers has developed an ultrathin metasurface beam splitter that can split light into two predesigned directions with variable power distribution.
In a recent study, the formation of gold nanobumps, nanocones, and nanojets using laser direct writing techniques was investigated using different laser wavelengths. The results showed that the wavelength of the laser used impacts the size and shape of the formed structures, making the laser wavelength an important factor to consider when creating plasmonic nanostructures.
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