Bottom-up synthesis of meta-atoms as building blocks in self-assembled metamaterials: Recent advances and perspectives

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Abstract

Meta-atoms interact with light in interesting ways and offer a large range of exciting properties. They exhibit optical properties inaccessible by natural atoms but their fabrication is notoriously difficult because of the precision required. In this perspective, we present the current research landscape in making meta-atoms, with a focus on the most promising self-assembly approaches and main challenges to overcome, for the development of materials with novel properties at optical frequencies.

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Lermusiaux, L., Roach, L., Baron, A., & Tréguer-Delapierre, M. (2022). Bottom-up synthesis of meta-atoms as building blocks in self-assembled metamaterials: Recent advances and perspectives. Nano Express, 3(2). https://doi.org/10.1088/2632-959X/ac6889

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