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Nanophotonics

Nanophotonics

Light, nano, action: using light to manipulate nanoscale objects

13 Apr 2022 Margaret Harris
Taken from the 2022 Physics World Optics and Photonics Briefing.

Justus Ndukaife develops new ways of using light to manipulate nanoscale objects. He spoke to Margaret Harris about his research on plasmonic nanotweezers and their applications

Justus Ndukaife
Nanophotonics tweezers pioneer Justus Ndukaife is an electrical engineer at Vanderbilt University in the US. (Courtesy: Justus Ndukaife)
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