Gold-nanorod-facilitated nonlinear optical microscopy under radially polarised beam illumination
Kang, Hong, Morrish, Dru, Li, Jingliang, Jia, Baohua and Gu, Min 2009, Gold-nanorod-facilitated nonlinear optical microscopy under radially polarised beam illumination, in SMONP 2009 : Nanophotonics Down Under 2009: Devices and Applications, Centre for Micro-Photonics, Faculty of Engineering and Industrial Sciences, Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Vic..
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Gold-nanorod-facilitated nonlinear optical microscopy under radially polarised beam illumination
Reports on the use of radially polarised beam in gold-nanorod-facilitated nonlinear microscopy and therapy. It has been found that the use of radially polarised beam can greatly reduce the energy fluence threshold for treating cancer cells labelled with gold nanorods. The slight distortion in the polarisation properties of the radially polarised beam after propagating through double-clad photonic crystal fibres makes it promising in the application of fibre-optic based endoscopic system.
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100708 Nanomaterials 100703 Nanobiotechnology 020599 Optical Physics not elsewhere classified
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