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Thermal optics of ordered arrays of plasmon nanoparticles in context of SERS, cell optoporation, and pathogen destruction S. Zarkov, A. N. Yakunin, Y. A. Avetisyan [et al.]

Contributor(s): Zarkov, Sergey V | Yakunin, Alexander N | Avetisyan, Yuri A | Akchurin, Garif G | Akchurin, Georgy G | Tuchina, Elena S | Shih, Wei-Chuan | Tuchin, Valery VMaterial type: ArticleArticleContent type: Текст Media type: электронный Subject(s): плазмонные наночастицы | золотые нанодиски | метод конечных элементов | лазерная гипертермия | оптопорацияGenre/Form: статьи в журналах Online resources: Click here to access online In: Proceedings of SPIE Vol. 11065 : Saratov fall meeting 2018 : Optical and nano-technologies for biology and medicine. P. 110651L-1-110651L-10Abstract: Numerical modeling of spectral absorption and scattering properties of structures manufactured as the ordered arrays of plasmon nanoparticles is carried out in this work. The results of numerical 2D simulation of selective heating of an array of plasmon resonant gold nanodiscs irradiated by a CW NIR laser (810 or 1064 nm) are presented. Calculations fit well to experimental data received. We demonstrate the possibility to control the local amplification of a shining laser field in the space between nanodiscs, as well as plasmon resonance absorption of each individual nanodisc. The perspectives of application of such nanostructures for providing of precision dosed-up thermal effects in cells and biological tissues are discussed.
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Numerical modeling of spectral absorption and scattering properties of structures manufactured as the ordered arrays of plasmon nanoparticles is carried out in this work. The results of numerical 2D simulation of selective heating of an array of plasmon resonant gold nanodiscs irradiated by a CW NIR laser (810 or 1064 nm) are presented. Calculations fit well to experimental data received. We demonstrate the possibility to control the local amplification of a shining laser field in the space between nanodiscs, as well as plasmon resonance absorption of each individual nanodisc. The perspectives of application of such nanostructures for providing of precision dosed-up thermal effects in cells and biological tissues are discussed.

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