From July 12th until July 16th, the first School on Surface Plasmons organized by the Paris-Saclay Institute for the Sciences of Light in collaboration with the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich was held on the Paris-Saclay University campus.

PSM-SP 2021 brought together around sixty Ph.D. students and post-docs who were able to meet the main experts of the domain and benefit from high-level training in plasmonics. While starting from the fundamental concepts, our internationally renowned speakers discussed the possible applications and opened questions currently being tackled in our scientific community.

Explore courses at PSM-SP 2021 given by internationally renowned speakers.

Giulio Cerullo: Photoinduced Symmetrye-Breaking for All-Optical Ultafast Dichroism in Plasmonic Metasurfaces

Souhir Boujday: Sensors and biomedical applications 1: Plasmonic nanostructures as transducers for biological events

Souhir Boujday: Sensors and biomedical applications 2: Coupling biological species to nanostructures; a cornerstone for biomedical applications

Javier Aizpurua: Quantum plasmonics and strong coupling 1

Javier Aizpurua: Quantum plasmonics and strong coupling 2

Javier Aizpurua: Extreme molecular spectroscopy and microscopy in picocavities

Joachim Krenn: Imaging plasmon 1: Seeing plasmons with photons and electrons

Joachim Krenn: Imaging plasmon 2: Seeing plasmons with photons and electrons

Joachim Krenn: Probing plasmons with photons and electrons

Stefan Maïer: Nanoplasmonics for energy conversion 

Michel Orrit: Nanospectroscopy of, and with plasmonic Nanoantennas 1: Single Golde Nanoparticles in the Spotlight

Michel Orrit: Nanospectroscopy of, and with plasmonic Nanoantennas 2: Single-Molecule Fluorescence Enhancement and Sensing by Gold Nanoparticles

Unfortunately, due to some technical problems, few lectures and seminars are not avalaible.

• Javier Aizpurua (Donostia International Physics Center, San Sebastian, Spain): Quantum plasmonics in the strong coupling regime

• Souhir Boujday (Sorbonne Université, Paris, France): Sensing and biomedical applications

• Giulio Cerullo (Politecnico di Milano, Italy): Ultrafast plasmonics

• Mohammad Hafezi (Joint Quantum Institute, University of Maryland, USA): Introduction to topological photonics

• Joachim Krenn (Karl-Franzens-Universität, Graz, Austria): Imaging plasmons

• Stefan Maier (Ludwig-Maximillians Universität, Germany): Fundamentals of plasmonics

• Michel Orrit  (Leiden University, The Netherlands): Nanospectroscopy of, and with plasmonic Nanoantennas

• Elizabeth Boer-Duchemin, ISMO lab.

• Jean-Jacques Greffet, LCF lab.

• Mathieu Kociak, LPS lab.

• Bruno Palpant, LuMIn lab.

• Fabienne Goldfarb, LuMIn lab.

• Najla Ghifari, Institute for the sciences of light.