David Masiello

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University of Washington

United States

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David Masiello is a Professor at the University of Washington, United States. His research primarily focuses on nanoscale light-matter interactions, optical chirality, and the optical properties of low-dimensional materials. Recent work includes studies on single-particle absorption spectroscopy, chiral phonons, and the dynamics of exciton transport in quantum dot superlattices.

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Naomi S. Ginsberg

University of California, Berkeley

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Philip D. Rack

University of Tennessee

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Nasim Alem

Pennsylvania State University

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Byron Gates

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Rana Faryad Ali

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Simon Fraser University

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Stephan Link

Rice University

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Yi Wang

Northwestern University

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Articles (20)

Conservation of optical chirality in nanoscale light-matter interactions: A study of the Born-Kuhn model system

Chemical Interface Damping Revealed by Single-Particle Absorption Spectroscopy

Strategy for Direct Detection of Chiral Phonons with Phase-Structured Free Electrons

Chiral Optical Properties of Plasmonic Kagome Lattices

Resonance energy transfer in the presence of a spherical cavity and dispersive substrate

Probing the Polarization of Low-Energy Excitations in 2D Materials from Atomic Crystals to Nanophotonic Arrays Using Momentum-Resolved Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy

Inelastic scattering of transversely structured free electrons from nanophotonic targets: Theory and computation

Localizing Low-Grade Heat Using Hybrid Photonic-Phononic Materials

Near-field enhancement of optical second harmonic generation in hybrid gold–lithium niobate nanostructures

Infrared Near-Field Spectroscopy of Gold Nanotriangle Fabry-Pérot Resonances

Nanoscale Characterization of Individual Three-Dimensional Split Ring Resonator Systems

Nonlinear effects in single-particle photothermal imaging

A composite electrodynamic mechanism to reconcile spatiotemporally resolved exciton transport in quantum dot superlattices

Optical polarization analogs in inelastic free-electron scattering

Active Control of Plasmonic–Photonic Interactions in a Microbubble Cavity

Optical Control over Thermal Distributions in Topologically Trivial and Non-Trivial Plasmon Lattices

Polarization-Resolved Electron Energy Gain Nanospectroscopy With Phase-Structured Electron Beams

Nanometer-Scale Spatial and Spectral Mapping of Exciton Polaritons in Structured Plasmonic Cavities

Nanoscale Mapping and Defect‐Assisted Manipulation of Surface Plasmon Resonances in 2D Bi2Te3/Sb2Te3 In‐Plane Heterostructures

Visualizing Electric and Magnetic Field Coupling in Au-Nanorod Trimer Structures via Stimulated Electron Energy Gain and Cathodoluminescence Spectroscopy: Implications for Meta-Atom Imaging

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Naomi S. Ginsberg

Philip D. Rack

Nasim Alem

Byron Gates

Rana Faryad Ali

Stephan Link

Yi Wang

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