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This artistic rendering magnifies a switch researchers have developed within a computer chip to control for loss of photons when light is reduced to a nanoscale. 
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Plasmonics Takes a Step Closer to Real-World Applications

Researchers develop a switch promising energy efficient, fast, compact plasmonic devices

2 min read
SEM image of the repeater array
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Carbon Nanotubes Make Big Push in Plasmonic Circuits

Plasmonic interconnect circuits represent first step towards carbon nanotube-based CMOS integrated circuits

3 min read
ultrafast black phosphorous switch
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Black Phosphorus Enables Plasmonic Logic

In the future, this technology could lead to clock rates 1,000 times as fast as conventional electronics

3 min read
Image of Mona Lisa that appears and disappears
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Novel Nanomaterial Enables Rewritable Optical Circuits

For the first time, a wave guide is rewritable using an all-optical technique

3 min read

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