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Near field microscopy: much more than super-resolution imaging

Seminář
Úterý, 10.09.2019 13:00

Přednášející: prof. Massimo Gurioli (Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Florence, Italy)
Místo: Cukrovarnická 10, Praha 6 (zasedací místnost u knihovny v 2. patře budovy A)
Pořadatelé: Oddělení optických materiálů
The tremendous progress in nanophotonics at the nanoscale has motivated the development of different imaging techniques. Among them scanning near field optical microscopy (SNOM) and, more recently, super-resolution (SR, awarded by 2014 Nobel Prize). I discussed in details the basic differences between SR and SNOM, pointing out their complementary. Then I overviewed our recent SNOM activity for imaging and engineering at the nanoscale, both for semiconductor nanostructures and photonics nano-resonators [1-7].

References
[1] F. Riboli, et al. Nat. Materials 13: 720 (2014) [2] N. Caselli, et al. Light: Science & Applications 4, e326 (2015) [3] N. Caselli, et al. APL Photonics 1, 041301 (2016) [4] N. Caselli, et al. APL 110, 081102 (2017) [5] N. Caselli, et al. Nat. Comm., 9, 396 (2018) [6] F. Biccari et al, Advanced Materials 30, 1705450 (2018) [7] K-G. Cognée et al. Optica, 6, 269 (2019)