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Fiutowski, Jacek
University of Southern Denmark
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Publications (27/27 displayed)
- 2022Layer-by-layer Printed Dielectrics
- 2022Layer-by-layer Printed Dielectrics:Scalable Nanocomposite Capacitor Fabrication for the Green Transition
- 2021Bias-Dependent Dynamics of Degradation and Recovery in Perovskite Solar Cellscitations
- 2021Marine algae incorporated polylactide acid patchcitations
- 2020Tailoring of Silver Nanoparticle Size Distributions in Hydrogenated Amorphous Diamond-like Carbon Nanocomposite Thin Films by Direct Femtosecond Laser Interference Patterningcitations
- 2020Solar light assisted degradation of dyes and adsorption of heavy metal ions from water by CuO-ZnO tetrapodal hybrid nanocompositecitations
- 2020Solar light assisted degradation of dyes and adsorption of heavy metal ions from water by CuO-ZnO tetrapodal hybrid nanocompositecitations
- 2020Formation of Si nanorods and discrete nanophases by axial diffusion of Si from substrate into Au and AuPt nanoalloy nanorods
- 2019Femtosecond time-resolved photoemission electron microscopy operated at sample illumination from the rear sidecitations
- 2018Transition to Superwetting for a Nanostructured Surface
- 2018Transition to Superwetting for a Nanostructured Surface
- 2018Single-mode to multi-mode crossover in thin-load polymethyl methacrylate plasmonic waveguides
- 2018Mapping the transition to superwetting state for nanotextured surfaces templated from block-copolymer self-assemblycitations
- 2018Mapping the transition to superwetting state for nanotextured surfaces templated from block-copolymer self-assemblycitations
- 2018Mapping the transition to superwetting state for nanotextured surfaces templated from block-copolymer self-assemblycitations
- 2016Nanoscale aluminum concaves for light-trapping in organic thin-filmscitations
- 2016Challenges of fabricating plasmonic and photonic structures with Neon ion beam milling
- 2016Plasmonic Transmission Gratings – Fabrication and Characterization
- 2015Local field enhanced second-harmonic response of organic nanofibers deposited on encapsulated plasmonic substratescitations
- 2014The complex dispersion relation of surface plasmon polaritons at gold/para-hexaphenylene interfacescitations
- 2014Robust plasmonic substratescitations
- 2014The Interplay between Localized and Propagating Plasmonic Excitations Tracked in Space and Timecitations
- 2013Surface plasmon polariton propagation in organic nanofiber based plasmonic waveguidescitations
- 2012Application of a grating coupler for surface plasmon polariton excitation in a photoemission electron microscopy experimentcitations
- 2012Mapping surface plasmon polariton propagation via counter-propagating light pulsescitations
- 2011Field enhancement induced laser ablation
- 2011Laser ablation of polymer coatings allows for electromagnetic field enhancement mapping around nanostructures
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conferencepaper
Challenges of fabricating plasmonic and photonic structures with Neon ion beam milling
Abstract
The unique properties of surface plasmons permitting subwavelength confinement of light, ultrafast propagation, and highly localized sensing are the key features for combining broadband optics and nanoscale electronics.Potential applications of plasmon-based devices span both nanoscale structures in future on-chip communication, processing and sensing, and macroscopic optical devices, such as polarizers and filters. <br/>For all these kind of devices a reliable technique to produce plasmonic structures with nanometer precision is required. So far fabrication has been mainly conducted with well-established electron beam lithography and focussed ion beam milling (FIB) using Gallium ions. These techniques, however, are to some extend limited in their resolution, and in addition Gallium and Carbon are implanted and deposited into the plasmonic structures during FIB process, potentially changing plasmonic properties.<br/>We are currently studying the capabilities of focussed Helium and Neon ion beam milling for the fabricating of plasmonic and photonic devices. We found that Neon ion beam milling enables us to prepare plasmonic structures, such as trenches (see Fig. 1) and V-grooves without doping and alloying effects specific to Galium FIB. Neon FIB milling is superior to Helium FIB milling in terms of the processing speed and smaller levels of implanted ions. From our perspective it is the most promising technique for the fabrication of individual plasmonic devices with a few nanometers precision.<br/>The main challenges of utilization of Ne FIB include: 1) Fabrication of metallic trenches with high depth/width aspect ratios. (such structures are predicted theoretically to have exceptional optical properties); 2)Low writing-speed in comparison to conventional electron beam lithography and Ga FIB milling.<br/>In our presentation we show the current progress in Neon FIB milling of plasmonic structures. We compare different materials, in particular poly- and mono-crystalline gold as well as thin films of Titanium Nitride, which are commonly used for plasmonic applications.