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The latest from my group and Capasso's group highlighted by Eureka Alert @quantumcascade @Harvard @PhysicsCWRU
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We’re proud to highlight #CWRU Physics Professor Giuseppe Strangi’s contributions as Guest Editor of the Capasso Tribute Issue, reflecting his dedication to rigorous science and impactful work in nanophotonics. 👏🧬
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I am grateful to three dear friends, Professor Andrea Alu, Professor Albert Polman, and Professor Pino Strangi, for organizing a wonderful workshop on Metamaterials at UPenn last week, on the occasion of my 70th birthday. Many friends, colleagues, collaborators, and some of the alumni from my group participated in this event, which included fascinating scientific talks and great friendship. I am thankful to all the participants. Special thanks to Andrea, Albert, Pino, Ms. Erin Dowling (the event and communication coordinator), and Ms. Danielle Kopicko (the director of our ESE department).
Just kicked off the 4th edition of the Time Crystals Conference in the heart of the Mediterranean!
Bringing together Photonics, Condensed Matter, and Theoretical Physics communities to explore:
"Spacetime symmetry breaking in motion." #TimeCrystals #Photonics #CondensedMatter
Excellent work!
Complex-frequency excitations offer a powerful platform to tailor material responses through the excitation dynamics. Our paper on their opportunities in photonics, wave physics and metamaterials has appeared today in Science - with S. Kim, @AlexKrasnok
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Abstract submission for the 3rd Edition of Time Crystals closes March 31, 2025! ⏳✨
Join top researchers in Cetraro, Italy 🇮🇹 (July 14-16, 2025) for deep dives into Time Crystals.
🔗 Submit now: time-crystals.org
Lunch at Harlem NYC with @andrea_alu after my seminar at ASRC. Great visit and excellent science!
We identified intervalence plasmons in boron-doped diamond—a groundbreaking finding linking hole doping to plasmonic behavior in semiconductors. This opens new doors for quantum technologies. Out today in Nature Communications 👉 nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Using advanced techniques like STEM-VEELS and near-field infrared spectroscopy, we probed low-energy excitations and demonstrated how boron doping induces plasmonic behavior through intervalence band transitions. This was a result of a large collaborative effort funded by NSF.
Assistant Professor (Tenure-Track) in Experimental Condensed Matter Physics workinoptics.com/job/assista…
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The profound question that led @NaderEngheta to bridge two seemingly separate fields of physics 👇
🔬✨ Join us at the Optical Manipulation and Applications Conference, part of @OpticaWorldwide’s Biophotonics Congress 📅 April 20–24, 2025, Coronado, CA. Submit by Dec 10! Learn more & submit #Photonics 👇👇optica.org/events/congress/b…
Happy to share our latest research published in SMALL! We developed biosensing metasurfaces for detecting ultralow molecular weight analytes with high sensitivity. This was a great collaboration between @NLHT_Lab (ITA) @icmabCSIC (ESP), and @cwru (USA). doi.org/10.1002/smsc.2024003…
Had a terrific time at ESAX2024! The workshop on Chirality sparked interesting discussions. Chirality is truly an imperative in science and healthcare!
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Many thanks to Professor Romain Quidant of ETH Zurich, Editor-in-Chief of ACS Photonics, for this interview.
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Thank you @rachelpcwon for sharing. Look forward to seeing you all in Amsterdam next year!
More nice memories of #Metamaterials2024 🥰 Look forward to #Metamaterials2025 in Amsterdam ☀️
@Cristiano_mtr @Mirandavinay @Nina_Vaidya @PurdueEngineers @PStrangi @t_papadakis
Exciting breakthrough from the @BrongersmaMark Group at Stanford!
Using a common food dye, they've made a mouse's skin temporarily transparent, revealing live organ function. This could revolutionize biomedical research. 🧬🔬
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Optical and wave-based computing is attracting renewed interest. In this article, with postdoc Dr. Yandong Li @CornellECE, we discuss whether, why, and how metamaterials and metasurfaces could contribute to achieving an ‘optical advantage’ in computing. @CornellEng
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Yandong Li and Francesco Monticone discuss whether and how metamaterials and metasurfaces can contribute to achieving advantage in optical computing. @FMResearchGroup @Cornell nature.com/articles/s43588-0…
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Check out our latest work about Intrinsic Superchirality in Planar Plasmonic Metasurfaces | Nano Letters pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.102… @NanoplasmC @Giov_Palermo @physorg_com @PhysicsCWRU @OpticaWorldwide
























