MRX特刊征稿|Focus on Hybrid Magnetic-Plasmonic Materials

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客座编辑

• José Guadalupe Quiñones Galvan，墨西哥瓜达拉哈拉大学
• Laura Patricia Rivera Reséndiz，墨西哥瓜达拉哈拉大学

主题范围

Schematic illustration of a hybrid magnetic-plasmonic core-shell nanoparticle, showing a magnetic iron oxide core and a gold plasmonic shell. *Image generated using the generative artificial intelligence tool DALL·E (OpenAI) and reviewed by the guest editors for scientific accuracy.

Hybrid magnetic-plasmonic materials combine magnetic components with metals that strongly interact with light, enabling new ways to control optical and magnetic properties within a single system. These materials have attracted growing interest due to their potential in areas such as sensing, photonics, catalysis, and biomedicine. By bringing together magnetic responsiveness and light-driven effects, they open opportunities for multifunctional platforms with enhanced performance and new capabilities.

This focus collection aims to showcase recent advances in the design, synthesis, modelling and understanding of hybrid magnetic-plasmonic materials. The field is developing rapidly, driven by improved fabrication methods and increasing interest in applications that require precise control of light and matter at small scales. We seek to highlight both fundamental studies and application-oriented research, providing an up-to-date overview of progress and emerging directions.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Synthesis, fabrication and characterization of hybrid magnetic-plasmonic materials
• Optical and magnetic properties and their interplay
• Nanostructures, thin films, and composite systems
• Applications in sensing, imaging, and photonic devices
• Light-driven processes and catalytic activity
• Biomedical and environmental applications
• Theoretical and computational studies

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投稿截止日期：2026年10月31日。