Photonic engineering of hybrid metal-organic chromophores
Micka\"el P. Busson, Brice Rolly, Brian Stout, Nicolas Bonod,, J\'er\^ome Wenger, and S\'ebastien Bidault
TL;DR
This paper demonstrates how photonic antennas can be used to control the optical properties of hybrid metal-organic chromophores, leading to novel water-soluble emitters with unique photophysical characteristics.
Contribution
It introduces a new method for photonic engineering of hybrid metal-organic chromophores, enabling control over their absorption and emission properties.
Findings
Water-soluble chromophores with high brightness
Shorter lifetime and low quantum yield achieved
Photonic antennas effectively modify emission properties
Abstract
We experimentally demonstrate control of the absorption and emission properties of individual emitters by photonic antennas in suspension. The method results in a new class of water-soluble chromophores with unprecedented photophysical properties, such as short lifetime, low quantum yield but high brightness.
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