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Volume 2 Issue 1, January 2017

Plasmonic colours can be used to colour large surfaces, can be mass-produced and dynamically reconfigured, and can provide sub-diffraction resolution. In this Review, the basic properties of plasmonic colours, different platforms supporting them and recent developments in the field are discussed.

See Anders Kristensen et al. 2, 16088 (2016).

 

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