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Nanophotonics

Nanophotonics

Frequency upconversion makes infrared light visible

07 Jan 2022
Artist's view of the plasmonic cavity
Upconversion: An artist's view of the nanoparticle-in-groove plasmonic cavities created by the EPFL team. (Courtesy: Nicolas Antille, http://www.nicolasantille.com)
A new way of converting infrared light into visible wavelengths could make it possible to detect and

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