Structural colors are colors generated by the interaction between incident light and
nanostructures. Structural colors have been studied for decades due to their promising …

Plasmonic colours are structural colours that emerge from resonant interactions between
light and metallic nanostructures. The engineering of plasmonic colours is a promising …

Metasurface-based nanoprinting (meta-nanoprinting) has fully demonstrated its advantages
in ultrahigh-density grayscale/color image recording and display. A typical meta …

Structural colors traditionally refer to colors arising from the interaction of light with structures
with periodicities on the order of the wavelength. Recently, the definition has been …

Colors with high saturation are of prime significance for display and imaging devices. So far,
structural colors arising from all-dielectric metasurfaces, particularly amorphous silicon and …

Since ancient times, plasmonic structural coloring has inspired humanity; glassmakers
achieved vibrant colors by doping glass with metal nanoparticles to craft beautiful objects …

Plasmonic effects associated with metallic nanostructures have been widely studied for color
generation. It became apparent that highly saturated and bright colors are hard to obtain …

Nanoscale color printing has recently emerged as a unique alternative to traditional
pigments by providing record spatial resolution, angular independent, durable and single …

Dynamic, colour-changing surfaces have many applications including displays, wearables
and active camouflage. Plasmonic nanostructures can fill this role by having the advantages …

Structural coloring is production of color by surfaces that have microstructure fine enough to
interfere with visible light; this phenomenon provides a novel paradigm for color printing …