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Nanostructured metal–insulator–metal metamaterials for refractive index biosensing applications: design, fabrication, and characterization

Le et al., 2016

Document ID
5340447933936019522
Author
Le K
Ngo Q
Nguyen T
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics

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Nanofabrication of nanostructured metal–insulator–metal metamaterial (NMIM 2) by the electron beam lithography and the liftoff technique is reported in this paper. The NMIM 2 consists of periodic arrays of gold (Au) nanotriangles deposited on a gold layer (acting as a …
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