The Nanophotonic and Plasmonic Metamaterials Special Interest Group encompasses a diverse range of topics, devices, and applications centred on the manipulation of light at sub-wavelength scales – including optical components, imaging and displays, data-storage technologies, metrology, security and sensing devices, and also fabrication and nanomaterial/nanoparticle synthesis.
The Group is keen to engage with members from industry and academia interested in collaborating in these areas, and in supporting their development, promotion, and expansion throughout the UK.
Through various engagement events we aim to establish a hub for discussion, networking, showcasing, and skill/capability matching amongst our members.
Lead(s)
Alasdair Clark
University of Glasgow
Mitchell Kenney
University of Nottingham
Events
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14Jun
Active Nanophotonic & Plasmonic Metamaterials Workshop
Time: 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Registration Deadline: 10 June 2022Jobs
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Research Assistant/Associate in Physics
Organisation: University of Newcastle
Closing Date: 24/06/2022
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There are currently 199 Nanophotonic and Plasmonic Metamaterials members in our Expert Database
View in expert database Vittorio Aita
King s College London
Arseny Alexeev
WaveOptics (Snap Inc.)
Meisam Askari
St Andrews University
THOMAS BASSETT
MBDA UK
Jeremy Baumberg
University of Cambridge
HANS BEERBOHM
Vige
Mohammad Biabanifard
University of St Andrews
Brian Bilenberg
NIL Technology ApS
Darren Cadman
Compound Semiconductor Applications Catapult
Fernando Castro
National Physical Laboratory
(Sam) Yun Fu Chan
CPI
Gregory Chaplain
University of Exeter
Martin Charlton
University of Southampton
Xianzhong Chen
Heriot-Watt University
Richard Craster
Imperial College London
Claire Dancer
University of Warwick
Bryn Davies
Imperial College London
Andrea Di Falco
University of St Andrews
Iago Diez
University of Exeter
Donald Dodd
In Search of My Beach ltd.
Vassili Fedotov
University of Southampton
Joao Ferreira
Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology
Rafael Fuentes-Dominguez
University of Nottingham
Nikolaj Gadegaard
University of Glasgow
Andrei Gorodetsky
University of Birmingham
Euan Hendry
University of Exeter
Andrew Henning
University of Huddersfield
Pete Hobson
QinetiQ
Ian Hooper
University of Exeter
Adrian Janssen
Hamlyns Technology Ltd
Willem Jellema
SRON and Delft University of Technology
James Johnstone
Advanced Material Development
Maria Kafesaki
Foundation for Research and Technology Hellas (FORTH) and University of Crete
Affar Karimullah
University of Glasgow
Aris Karnezis
The University of Sheffield
Mitchell Kenney
University of Nottingham
Jack Kingsley-Smith
King's College London
Andrea Kneidinger
EV Group (EVG)
Kollmannsperger Lea
Fraunhofer IZFP
Stefan Maier
Imperial College London
John Marsh
University of Glasgow
Martin McCall
Imperial College
Miguel Navarro-Cía
University of Birmingham
Jun-Yu (Bruce) Ou
University of Southampton
Stephanie Owens
Plymouth College of Art
Victor Pacheco-Peña
School of Mathematics Statistics and Physics, Newcastle University
John Pendry
Imperial College London
John Phair
Pyreos Ltd
Sendy Phang
University of Nottingham
Eric Plum
University of Southampton
Henry Putley
Imperial College London
Giorgio Quaranta
SUSS MicroOptics SA
David Richards
King's College London
Joseph Riley
Newcastle university
Francisco Rodriguez-Fortuno
King's College London
Diane Roth
King's College London
ILIYANA SAMARDZHIEVA
University of Glasgow
Saleem Shaik
IIT Kanpur
Nityanand Sharma
University of Huddersfield
Alf Smith
Centre for Process Innovation
Michael Smith
University of Cambridge
Ravi Sundaram
Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology
Oleksiy Sydoruk
Imperial College London
Benjamin Vial
Queen Mary University of London
Silvia Vignolini
University of Cambrdige
Chun-Chin Wang
University of Exeter
Laura Wynne
University of St Andrews
Frank Zhou
university of Warwick