Our new review article in ACS Applied Nano Materials, published by the
American Chemical Society, explores the evolution of colloidal plasmonic
heterostructures—from noble metals to semiconductor plasmonic materials, and
from traditional II-VI to modern halide perovskites.
While several review articles exist on this topic, our paper uniquely addresses
two key aspects for the first time:
Plasmonic halide perovskite heterostructures: Despite the presence
of Au, why do most of them remain non-plasmonic?
Synthesis and light-matter interaction: Focusing on semiconductor
plasmonic heterostructures, including metal oxides and chalcogenides.
Authored by: Saptarshi Chakraborty, Subham Das, Gauttam Dash, and
Prof. Ranjani Viswanatha.