Abstract
Organic/metal nanowire heterostructures are prepared by embedding Ag nanowire branches in organic microwire trunks during the self-assembly in liquid phase. The formation of exciton polaritons in organic wire under the excitation greatly improves the plasmon launch efficiency due to the direct photon-plasmon coupling. The light signals inputted from the organic waveguide can be selectively out-coupled to the predetermined subwavelength Ag nanowires. These organic/metal nanowire heterostructures are potentially applied in integrated photonic circuits as underlying optical multiplexers. Further details can be found in the article by Jiannian Yao, Yong Sheng Zhao, and co-workers on page 2784.
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