NanoDTC to exhibit at the Summer Science Exhibition
NanoDTC to exhibit at the Summer Science Exhibition 2018, Monday 2 July - Sunday 8 July
Jeremy publishes a popular science book
The Secret Life of Science: How it Really Works and Why it Matters
Nanophotonics researcher Bart de Nijs awarded prestigious fellowship
Nanophotonics researcher Bart de Nijs was awarded a prestigious College position: he was elected a Research Fellow at Hughes Hall.
The Future of Medicine - a film by the University of Cambridge highlights research in the Nanophotonics Group
Jeremy Baumberg featured in issue of Research Horizons
Issue 33 features a video of Jeremy talking about how to train your drugs
Felix Benz wins Abdus Salam prize
NanoPhotonics researcher Felix Benz has been awarded the prestigious Abdus Salam prize. His work utilizes the strange properties of tiny particles of gold; light is concentrated down smaller than a single atom enabling a look at individual chemical bonds inside molecules, opening up new ways to study light and matter.
Anna Lombardi awarded best poster
Anna attends the META'16 conference in Malaga (Spain) and is awarded best poster
Worlds smallest engine?
Nanophotonics researchers have built a nano-engine that could form the basis for future applications in nano-robotics, including robots small enough to enter living cells.
Success in the Institute of Physics "3 minute wonder" competition
A prize for Nanophotonics in the regional heat of the IOP's Three Minute Wonder Competition
NanoPhotonics featured in Westminster showcase
Our research went on display in the heart of parliament at this year's SET for Britain poster exhibition.
Girls in Physics
PhD students Cloudy and Laura talk about their research at a 'Girls in Physics' event for secondary schools in North London.
Anna Lombardi interviewed
Nanophotonics researcher interviewed for the series "Cavendish Inspiring Women"
Shell Churchill Prize awarded to Jan Mertens
Research prize for the title Graphene based plasmonic nano-optical capacitors
Jan Mertens wins prize
Jan Mertens wins best presentation prize at the conference "Frontiers in Nanophotonics" in Ascona, Switzerland, awarded by the "Congressi Stefano Franscini (CSF)".
Understanding background photoluminescence
NanoPhotonics researchers publish a paper that helps to a better understanding of continuous background photoluminescence in the field of Raman SERS research.
Nano Valentine
Accidentally heart-shaped defect in an array of interference lithography nano-pillars
Jan Mertens wins Cambridge Society Award
Jan Mertens has won the Student Award from the Cambridge Society
NanoPhotonics PhD wins prize
Anna Lombardi has been awarded The Young Researchers Award for her thesis work, entitled "Linear and ultrafast response of individual multi-material nanoparticles."
