Light and matter interactions: Recent advances in materials, theory, fabrication, and characterization

Borys, Nicholas J.; Argyropoulos, Christos; Ye, Lei

doi:10.1063/5.0101819

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“…Game-changing and disruptive technologies depend on the development of advanced optical materials capable of controlling light [1]. Numerous studies of optical and nonlinearoptical properties of metal nanomaterials and nanostructures performed during the last two decades resulted in new and exciting areas of research including plasmonics, metamaterials and metasurfaces, and epsilon-near zero materials, to name a few [2].…”

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Leaves to Measure Light Intensity

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Coghill,

Davidson

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Quantitative measurement of light intensity is a key step in ensuring the reliability and the reproducibility of scientific results in many fields of physics, biology, and chemistry. The protocols presented so far use various photoactive properties of manufactured materials. Here, leaves are introduced as an easily accessible green material to calibrate light intensity. The measurement protocol consists in monitoring the chlorophyll fluorescence of a leaf while it is exposed to a jump of constant light. The inverse of the characteristic time of the initial chlorophyll fluorescence rise is shown to be proportional to the light intensity received by the leaf over a wide range of wavelengths and intensities. Moreover, the proportionality factor is stable across a wide collection of plant species, which makes the measurement protocol accessible to users without prior calibration. This favorable feature is finally harnessed to calibrate a source of white light from exploiting simple leaves collected from a garden.

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New optical recursional ferromagnetic model for flux density

Körpinar,

Körpinar

2023

Opt Quant Electron

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Light and matter interactions: Recent advances in materials, theory, fabrication, and characterization

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Exploring Optical Nonlinearities of Glass Nanocomposites Made of Bimetallic Nanoparticles and Mesogenic Metal Alkanoates

Exploring Optical Nonlinearities of Glass Nanocomposites Made of Bimetallic Nanoparticles and Mesogenic Metal Alkanoates

Leaves to Measure Light Intensity

New optical recursional ferromagnetic model for flux density

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