It is possible to modify the chemical and physical properties of molecules, not only through
chemical modifications but also by coupling molecules strongly to light. More intriguingly …

Perovskite nanocrystals (PeNCs) synthesized by colloidal solution methods are an
outstanding case of study due to their remarkable optical features, different from their bulk …

Chiral plexcitons, produced by the strong interaction between plasmonic nanocavities and
chiral molecules, can provide a promising direction for controlling chiroptical responses on …

Rooted in quantum optics and benefiting from its well-established foundations, strong
coupling in nanophotonics has experienced increasing popularity in recent years. With …

A large Rabi splitting (170 meV) is demonstrated in a plasmonic nanocavity at room
temperature. The nanocavity is a nanoparticle-on-mirror (NPoM) structure, which is …

Nonreciprocal quantum devices, allowing different transmission efficiencies of light–matter
polaritons along opposite directions, are key technologies for modern photonics, yet their …

Light–matter coupling in plasmonic nanocavities has been widely studied in the past years.
Yet, for core–shell particles, popular electromagnetic models that use the classical Lorentz …

Strong coupling between plasmons and excitons gives rise to new hybrid polariton states
with potential applications in various fields. Despite a plethora of research on plasmon …

Strong coupling systems enable coherent energy exchange between a light field and
material electrons in nanoscale space. Active manipulation of this phenomenon by external …

Strong coupling between surface plasmon resonance (SPR) modes and excitons holds
great potential for many chemical and physical applications. However, a clear …