RDNM 2014 - Symposia on Resonant dielectric nanostructures and metamaterials

Chairs: Boris Luk'yanchuk (A*STAR, Singapore), Yury Kivshar (The Australian National University, Australia), Mark Brongersma (Stanford University, USA) and Lukas Novotny (ETH Zurich, Sweetzerland).
Co-Chairs: Andrey Miroshnichenko (The Australian National University, Australia) and Arseniy Kuznetsov (A*STAR, Singapore).
Resonant high-refractive index dielectric and semiconductor nanostructures are novel objects in nanophotonics. Similar to metals, they can have strong resonant behaviour of both electric and magnetic nature at optical frequencies. However, in contrast to metals, dielectric nanostructures do not rely on real electron currents and can thus be completely loss-free. This section will cover all topics related to resonant optical properties of high-refractive index dielectric and semiconductor nano- and microstructures, and their applications.
Topics:
Resonant optical properties of high-refractive index dielectric and semiconductor nanoparticles, nanorods and nanostructures
Directional scattering by dielectric particles and dielectric nanoantennas
All-dielectric metamaterials
Applications of high-refractive index dielectric nanostructures
Abstract submission:
To submit an abstract to this symposium choose "Symposium 1: Resonant dielectric nanostructures and metamaterials" during the submission process.