London Plasmonics Forum

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Event date:
June 4, 2026

Event time:
9:30 am

The 12th London Plasmonics Forum will be held on the 4th of June at King’s College London

Join us for the 12th London Plasmonics Forum for a day of talks, posters and stimulating discussions.

Keynote Speaker:

Federico Capasso, Harvard University
Multifunctional flat optics: translating scientific innovation into smartphone technology
 
Flat optical systems based on metasurfaces are transforming the way light is manipulated by integrating focusing, spectral filtering, and sensing within a single ultrathin platform. This work follows the journey from fundamental advances in nanophotonics to real-world integration in smartphones, emphasizing performance breakthroughs, scalable fabrication, and the expanding scientific and commercial potential.

About the forum: The Plasmonics Forum has been running since 2015, and it typically attracts over 100 participants from London, UK, Europe and beyond. It aims to engage and connect researchers and industry who work in the ever-expanding field of Plasmonics.

The forum is open to all researchers and companies in London, the UK, Europe and worldwide.

Registration is free but booking is essential.

Talks and poster session: The Plasmonics Forum is committed to showcasing the research of exceptional early career researchers (ECRs) working in the field. Continuing the tradition of the Plasmonics Forum, the majority of our speakers are ECRs, and we welcome applications for short talks and poster presentations.

If you have any questions, please email [email protected]

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