Advanced Metamaterials and Emerging Applications

A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Materials Science and Engineering".

Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 December 2023) | Viewed by 144

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Department of Electronic Systems, VILNIUS TECH, 10223 Vilnius, Lithuania
Interests: nanomaterials; optoelectronics; photonics; nonlinear optics; nanophotonics; semiconductor; plasmonics; metamaterials; waves; photonic crystals; waveguides; nano-optics; surface plasmons
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Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

Metamaterials have, in the last few decades, inspired scientists and engineers to think about waves beyond traditional constraints imposed by materials in which they propagate, conceiving new functionalities, such as subwavelength imaging, invisibility cloaking, and broadband ultraslow light. While mainly for ease of fabrication, many of the metamaterials concepts have initially been demonstrated at longer wavelengths and for microwaves, metamaterials have subsequently moved to photonic frequencies and the nanoscale. At the same time, metamaterials have recently been embedded with new quantum materials, such as graphene, and dielectric nanostructures, as well as metasurfaces, surface geometries, and surface waves, while also embracing new functionalities, such as nonlinearity, quantum gain, and strong light–matter coupling. This Special Issue of Applied Sciences is devoted to exhibiting the current state of the art of the dynamic and vibrant field of photonic metamaterials reaching across various disciplines, suggesting exciting applications in chemistry, material science, biology, medicine, and engineering. It will illuminate recent advances in the wider photonic metamaterials field, such as (to mention a few) active metamaterials and metasurfaces, self-organized nanoplasmonic metamaterials, graphene metamaterials, metamaterials with negative or vanishing refractive index, and topological metamaterials facilitating ultraslow broadband waves on the nanoscale and novel applications, such as stopped-light lasing, aircraft novel materials based coatings, etc.

Prof. Dr. Tatjana Gric
Prof. Dr. Edik U. Rafailov
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Keywords

  • metamaterial
  • imaging
  • invisibility
  • graphene
  • nanostructure

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