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SUMMARY:DNA origami nanotools for nanophotonics
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DESCRIPTION:Prof Guillermo P. ACUNA\,  Department of Physics\, Universit
 y of Fribourg\nThe field of nanophononics is primarily concerned with mani
 pulating light at the nanoscale. The key elements in this field are optica
 l antennas [1]\, which represent the counterparts of radio and microwave a
 ntennas within the visible spectrum. These antennas are mostly built from 
 metallic nanoparticles whose localized surface plasmon resonances enable t
 he control of light fields in the sub-wavelength range. Currently\, optica
 l antennas are being studied for a wide range of applications such as opti
 cal communications\, light harvesting\, enhanced spectroscopies and sensin
 g.\nIn this talk\, we will focus on an alternative bottom-up self-assembly
  approach for the fabrication of optical antennas based on colloidal metal
 lic nanoparticles: the DNA origami technique [2]. We will show how this me
 thod can outperform top-down fabricated optical antennas. In addition\, we
  will also study how DNA origami based optical antennas can enhance fluore
 scence [3\,4]\, direct emission [5]\, shift the apparent emission center [
 6] and be combined with graphene [7]\, natural light harvesting complexes 
 [8] and lithographic structures [9].\n\nReferences\n[1]   Novotny\, L.\;
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 en\, J.\; Rocchetti\, S.\; Selbach\, F.\; Acuna\, G. P.\; Tinnefeld\, P. 
 Nano Lett. 2019.\n[8]   Kaminska\, I.\; Bohlen\, J.\; Mackowski\, S.\; 
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