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Light manipulation of nanoparticles in arrays of topological defects.


ABSTRACT: We report a strategy to assemble and manipulate nanoparticles arrays. The approach is based on the use of topological defects, namely disclination lines, created in chiral liquid crystals. The control of nanoparticle-loaded topological defects by low power light is demonstrated. Large-scale rotation, translation and deformation of quantum dots light-emitting chains is achieved by homogeneous LED illumination. Full reconfigurability and time stability make this approach attractive for future developments and applications.

SUBMITTER: Kasyanyuk D 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC4756690 | biostudies-literature | 2016 Feb

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Light manipulation of nanoparticles in arrays of topological defects.

Kasyanyuk D D   Pagliusi P P   Mazzulla A A   Reshetnyak V V   Reznikov Yu Y   Provenzano C C   Giocondo M M   Vasnetsov M M   Yaroshchuk O O   Cipparrone G G  

Scientific reports 20160217


We report a strategy to assemble and manipulate nanoparticles arrays. The approach is based on the use of topological defects, namely disclination lines, created in chiral liquid crystals. The control of nanoparticle-loaded topological defects by low power light is demonstrated. Large-scale rotation, translation and deformation of quantum dots light-emitting chains is achieved by homogeneous LED illumination. Full reconfigurability and time stability make this approach attractive for future deve  ...[more]

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