A nanophotonic-enhanced SHG platform with a new overlap-integral formalism enables quantitative probing of light-driven interfacial dynamics, showing electrolyte-dependent spectral shifts and intensity-dependent susceptibility changes at silicon-oxide-electrolyte interfaces.
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Salt stabilises a 5 nm Newton black film in vertical soap films, extending their lifetime at all humidities, while drainage and evaporation dynamics remain unchanged down to 100 nm.
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Revealing Light-Driven Dynamics at Nanostructured Solid-Liquid Interfaces with In-Situ SHG
A nanophotonic-enhanced SHG platform with a new overlap-integral formalism enables quantitative probing of light-driven interfacial dynamics, showing electrolyte-dependent spectral shifts and intensity-dependent susceptibility changes at silicon-oxide-electrolyte interfaces.
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Stabilising Evaporating Soap Films with Salt
Salt stabilises a 5 nm Newton black film in vertical soap films, extending their lifetime at all humidities, while drainage and evaporation dynamics remain unchanged down to 100 nm.