Plasmonics
Photochemistry
Strongl light-matter coupling (polariton satets)
Quantum Batteries
Research Activities
• Plasmonics for photochemistry: We create metal nanostructures that harvest sunlight for applications in synthetic chemistry.
• Strongly-coupled systems: We create artificial structures where light and matter become hybridised. These structures consists of a material enclosed in an optical cavity.
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