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• Interaction between surface plasmon polaritons and molecules in strong coupling limit 

  Baieva, Svitlana (University of Jyväskylä, 2016)

  Miniaturization of optical elements and their integration to electronic circuits is limited by diffraction limit. It was realized that light being coupled to surface plasmons (SP) can overcome this limit. Employing also ...

• Modeling the atomic and electronic structure of nanoparticle-ligand interfaces 

  Mäkinen, Ville (University of Jyväskylä, 2013)

• Vapour phase deposition of dye sensitizer 

  Kulju, Sampo (2009)

  Uusiutuvat energiamuodot ja aurinkosähkö ovat kuuma puheenaihe. Myös tutkimustyö tällä saralla on ollut kiivasta viime vuosikymmeninä ja tuloksena on syntynyt esimerkiksi väriaineherkistetyt aurinkokennot. Nämä aurinkokennot ...

• Modelling the evolution of periodicity in the periodical cicadas 

  Toivonen, Jaakko; Fromhage, Lutz (Evolutionary Ecology Ltd, 2018)

  Background: Periodical cicadas (Magicicada spp.) have a life cycle that ends with the entire underground nymph population exhibiting a synchronized mass emergence to mate above ground. Previous studies have hypothesized ...

• Tailoring the interaction between a gold nanocluster and a fluorescent dye by cluster size : creating a toolbox of range-adjustable pH sensors 

  Pyo, Kyunglim; Matus, María Francisca; Malola, Sami; Hulkko, Eero; Alaranta, Johanna; Lahtinen, Tanja; Häkkinen, Hannu; Pettersson, Mika (Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC), 2022)

  We present a novel strategy for tailoring the fluorescent azadioxatriangulenium (KU) dye-based pH sensor to the target pH range by regulating the pKa value of the gold nanoclusters. Based on the correlation between the pKa ...