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Current Funding

• EPSRC, “Active plasmonics: electronic and all-optical control of photonic signals on sub-wavelength scales”
• EPSRC, “Surface plasmon devices for applications in communication and signal processing”
• EPSRC, “Investigating the fabrication and dipole characteristics of complex ferroelectric nanoshapes”
• EPSRC,"Fabrication, characterisation and nanophotonic applications of plasmonic waveguides made of metallic nanorod arrays"
• EC FP7, STREP PLAISIR
• EC FP7, COST Plasmonic components and devices
• EC FP6, STREP PLASMOCOM
• EC FP6, STREP PLEAS
• US DoE Argonne National Lab, "Dynamics and nonlinear optical properties of active plasmonic nanostructured systems"
• Seagate Technology Inc. (USA/UK)
• INTEL Inc. (USA/Ireland)

Past Recent Funding

• EC FP6, Network of Excellence on Plasmo-nano-devices
• EC FP6, Network of Excellence PHOREMOST
• The Royal Society, “Design and applications of plasmonics structures for biosensing and imaging”

• US DoE Argonne National Lab, "Assemblies of Au nanorods for the fabrication of solar cells: a step towards the integration of active plasmonic nanodevices"

• EPSRC, “NSF-EPSRC Materials Programme: Novel non-linear photonic metamaterials based on metallic nanostructures” [final report]

• EC/INTAS, “Monolayered opalline superlattice: application to nanotechnology of 2D ordered array of epitaxial nanodots and metalattice conductors”
• Invest Northern Ireland, “Nanotec Northern Ireland: Industrial Nanotechnology Centre”
• EPSRC, “Towards plasmonics: active control of surface plasmon-polariton waves”
• EPSRC, UK Network on Nano-optical Microscopy
• Seagate Technology Inc. (USA/UK)
• EPSRC, “Near-field second-harmonic imaging and diagnostics of advanced magnetic materials and devices” [final report]
• EPSRC, “Optical manifestations of planar chirality” [final report]
• EPSRC, “Near-field, second-harmonic optical microscopy of mesoscopic magnetic and ferroelectric structures” [final report]
• The Royal Society, “Apertureless second-harmonic SNOM”