The LaSensA project, a collaborative research initiative led by the Kaunas University of Technology (KTU) Institute of Materials Science, has been selected and published as a success story by M-ERA.NET, a leading European network for funding materials research and innovation. This recognition highlights the significant impact and innovative contributions of the project to the field of nanophotonics.
The project, conducted in partnership with the National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) in Japan and other European institutions, developed a novel approach to creating plasmonic nanolasers using self-assembling silver nanocubes. This technology has demonstrated impressive performance and holds significant potential for applications in diagnostics, integrated circuits, and optical communications.
Being featured by M-ERA.NET places the LaSensA project among the most successful and impactful research initiatives funded through the network. The selection underscores the excellent results of the project and its potential to drive future technological advancements. This feature serves as a major acknowledgment of the hard work of the team and the fruitful international collaboration that drove the research, providing a platform to showcase the technology to a wider European and international audience.
The full success story is now available on the M-ERA.NET website, detailing the achievements of the project and its promising outlook.
