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A thin gold nanolayer on lithium metal enables stable and uniform lithium plating in solid‐state batteries, enabling nearly 1 year and 11 months of continuous operation. The conductive coating lowers interfacial resistance, suppresses dendrite growth, and improves cycling stability, attributed to homogeneous deposition of Li+ on the gold layer ...
Natalia Voronina +10 more
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CSAKD: Determining Absolute Ligand Affinities From 19F NMR Chemical Shift Anisotropy
Affinity determination is crucial in drug discovery, yet remains difficult for weakly binding fragments. We introduce chemical shift anisotropy KD$K_{\text{D}}$ (CSAKD) by 19F$^{19}{\rm F}$ NMR relaxation experiments, a titration‐free method that requires no isotopic labeling.
Simon H. Rüdisser +2 more
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Exosomes are emerging as powerful biomarkers for disease diagnosis and monitoring. This review highlights the integration of surface‐enhanced Raman spectroscopy with artificial intelligence to enhance molecular fingerprinting of exosomes. Machine learning and deep learning techniques improve spectral interpretation, enabling accurate classification of ...
Munevver Akdeniz +2 more
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Chelator‐Free Radiometal Labeling Inside Engineered Affibodies
Affibodies are compact and robust three‑helix binders used in imaging and therapy. Engineering a triple‑cysteine motif into their core enables chelator‑free binding of important radiometals, like Bi(III), Pb(II), In(III), and Ga(III) with rapid uptake and exceptional stability.
Lani J. Davies +6 more
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Linking Synthetic Materials Chemistry to Electrocatalytic Performance
Synthetic materials chemistry governs electrocatalyst performance through precise control of phase, composition, defects, and morphology, while emerging operando techniques, data‐driven approaches, and automated laboratories are advancing the field toward predictive catalyst design for sustainable energy conversion.
Debabrata Bagchi +3 more
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Interaction between surface plasmons and localized plasmons
A theoretical analysis of the experiments of Holland and Hall [Phys. Rev. B 27, 7765 (1983)] is given. The metal-island film is characterized by an effective anisotropic dielectric function. Formulas for reflection and transmission coefficients for an anisotropic layered structure are given.
, Agarwal, , Dutta Gupta S
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Airy plasmons: non‐diffracting optical surface waves
Airy beams represent an important class of non-diffracting waves which can be realized on a flat surface. Being generated in the form of surface-plasmon polaritons, such Airy plasmons demonstrate many remarkable properties: they do not diffract while ...
Alexander Minovich +2 more
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Slowing Down Surface Plasmons on a Moiré Surface [PDF]
We have demonstrated slow propagation of surface plasmons on metallic Moiré surfaces. The phase shift at the node of the Moiré surface localizes the propagating surface plasmons and adjacent nodes form weakly coupled plasmonic cavities. Group velocities around v_{g}=0.44c at the center of the coupled cavity band and almost a zero group velocity at the ...
Kocabas, A., Senlik, S.S., Aydinli, A.
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Optical Isolator Utilizing Surface Plasmons
Feasibility of usage of surface plasmons in a new design of an integrated optical isolator has been studied. In the case of surface plasmons propagating at a boundary between a transition metal and a double-layer dielectric, there is a significant ...
V Zayets, H Saito, Shinji Yuasa
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Huygens-Fresnel principle for surface plasmons
International audienceWe present an explicit form of the surface plasmon propagator. Its form has the structure of a vectorial Huygens-Fresnel principle.
François Marquier +1 more
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