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Self-growing of Plasmonic Optofluidic Network

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Abstract

We will report a new self-assembly method to produce an plasmonic optofluidic network. Various topology structural networks are obtained in the process to mimic biological liquid channel systems.

© 2013 Optical Society of America

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