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Engineering Structural Color: From Nanoscale to Macroscale

Join us for this webinar on December 5th, where Shin-Sung Kim, Senior Manager of Application Engineering, will show how Ansy Lumerical tools can be used for engineering structural color based on various nano-technologies available today. He'll use Ansys Speos to visualize the color in macroscale when the physics-based surface model from Lumerical is applied to a target object.

Venue:
Virtual

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About this Webinar

Nature-inspired structural color relies on the interaction of light with nanoscale structures such as thin-film stacks, gratings, plasmonic resonators, and metasurface. Its eco-friendliness, fade resistance, high spatial resolution, and wide range of functionalities have contributed to a growing interest in it for authentication, display, and sensing applications.

This webinar will show how Ansy Lumerical tools can be used for engineering structural color based on various nano-technologies available today. We'll also use Ansys Speos to visualize the color in macroscale when the physics-based surface model from Lumerical is applied to a target object.

What You Will Learn

  • How to simulate various nano-patterns and obtain their spectral responses
  • What is thin-film stack, grating, plasmonic resonators and metasurface
  • What is the Lumerical Sub-Wavelength Model
  • Learn about interoperability between Lumerical and Speos

Who Should Attend

Optical Engineer, Optomechanical Engineers, Engineering Management

Speaker

Shin-Sung Kim, Senior Manager Application Engineering

Webinar: Engineering Structural Color: From Nanoscale to Macroscale