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Optical modelling of DNA-made Janus nanoheaters

Abstract: Nanostructures manufactured using DNA-based nanotechnology, especially DNA-origami, possess a DNA core that influences their thermoplasmonic performance. In this work, we identify key parameters that optimize its thermoplasmonic response by comparing them with their solid counterparts. We also explore the impact that random rotations have on their thermal performance.

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Congress: International Conference on Metamaterials, Photonic Crystals and Plasmonics: META (14ª : 2024 : Toyama, Japón)

Publisher: META

Year of publication: 2024

No. of pages: 2

Publication type: Conference object

ISSN: 2429-1390

Spanish project: PID2022-139560NB-I00

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PABLO ALBELLA ECHAVE

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