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20/4/2013
PlasmoNanoQuanta


We have just finished the PlasmoNanoQuanta website.


It's been a real honour to work for the Nanophotonics group at UAM, a globally recognized scientific group, leaded by prof. Francisco José García Vidal.




28/3/2013
Virus Research Cover.


Scixel has participated in the creation of the last Virus Research Cover on a special issue on the African Swine Fever Virus.

Covadonga Alonso from the INIA (among others) has written a special review on this hot topic.




11/3/2013
Legacy (trailer)


Scixel is collaborating in the production of Legacy: a short movie which answers the big question.





1/2/2013
Advanced Optical Materials Inside Front Cover.


Scixel has been very fortunate to work with the MN-MP group (Madrid Microelectronics Institute). Their work was awarded with the Inside Front Cover in the Advanced Optical Materials magazine.

Gaspar Armelles, Alfonso Cebollada, Antonio García-Martín and María Ujué González have written a review in Advanced Optical Materials on how the combination of plasmonic and magnetic functionalities gives rise to magnetoplasmonic systems, where both the magneto-optical and plasmonic properties can be engineered.




26/1/2013
Algenex new product: Top-Bac


Brief extract of Algenex's promotional video of their new product, Top-Bac.
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21/1/2013
Scixel goes Natured!!.


One of our images appears in Nature Photonics Vol. 7: Optically induced 'negative forces'.

The figure represents a beam of light attracting a small particle. Optically induced "negative focers" are, in this article, postulated to be real. This is the principle of the science fiction, so called, tractor beams!




14/1/2013
Four covers we expect to see quite soon...





8/1/2013
Dielectric nanoparticles: Polarizability reveals identity.


We have recently being published in Nature Materials News and Views. This is the artwork we sent to illustrate two different techniques to measure dielectric polarizability at the nanoscale.






Check out our new demoreel!






Plotting with WebGL.

WebGL is an amazing new tool (whose development is still in progress) that will be very popular among scientists.






A study on wavy solutions



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