ArticleSmall science2026
Plasmonic Chiral Metasurfaces for Real-Time Refractive Index Sensing and In Situ Monitoring of Thin Film Growth.
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Abstract
Molecular sensing plays a crucial role in biomedical, chemical, and environmental applications. Traditional plasmonic sensors based on surface plasmon resonance offer excellent sensitivity but face limitations in molecular specificity, scalability, and real-time operation. Here, we present a novel plasmonic chiral metasurface sensor fabricated via a scalable bottom-up approach using Layer-by-Layer (LbL) assembly and grazing incidence spraying of silver nanowires, and which exhibits a strong circular dichroism (CD) signal. Once integrated into a microfluidic flow cell, the sensor enables real-time spectroscopic measurements with high stability, reproducibility, and reusability. Refractive index sensing reveals a sensitivity based on the wavelength of the peak in the CD spectra of ∼56 nm·refractive index unit (RIU)
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