Nanophotonic: Structure, Devices and System

Dear Colleagues,

As an interdisciplinary field that involves manipulating light at the nanoscale, nanophotonics has emerged as a key technology driving the development of various advanced functions and applications. Through precise control over the interactions between light and matter, nanophotonics not only plays a significant role in traditional communication and sensing technologies but also shows immense potential in areas such as energy conversion, disease diagnosis, and treatment. Nanophotonic structures offer new design paradigms for solar cells and photocatalysts, paving the way for the efficient use of energy and sustainable development. In the medical field, nanophotonics provides a range of innovative biomedical imaging techniques, high-sensitivity biomarker detection methods, and precise phototherapy strategies, significantly advancing personalized medicine and precision treatment. Additionally, nanophotonics facilitates the development of nanostructures and materials with novel optoelectronic functions, offering strong technical support for the miniaturization and performance optimization of optoelectronic devices.

This Special Issue aims to highlight the latest advances in nanophotonics and material science, and we welcome researchers involved in the nanophotonics community to contribute original research papers or review articles to this Special Issue.

Dr. Jiangluqi Song
Guest Editor

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