Plasmonic imaging has a wide array of applications in various fields:
1. Biological Imaging: It is used for imaging biological samples at the molecular and cellular levels, allowing for the observation of cellular processes in real-time with high resolution. 2. Chemical Sensing: Plasmonic sensors can detect minute quantities of chemical substances, making them ideal for environmental monitoring and medical diagnostics. 3. Material Science: It aids in the characterization of nanomaterials and the study of their properties at the nanoscale. 4. Photonic Devices: Plasmonic imaging is crucial in the development of next-generation photonic devices, including optoelectronic devices and solar cells.
