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Lenses Beyond Limits Jen Dionne, Stanford University Event Horizon Telescope, 2019 Earthrise, William Anders, NASA Co Rentmeester, 1984 Wilhelm Rontgen, 1985 The Inner Life of a Cell, XVIVO, Cellular Visions and Harvard Tarun Narayan, Andrea


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Lenses Beyond Limits

Jen Dionne, Stanford University

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Event Horizon Telescope, 2019

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Earthrise, William Anders, NASA

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Co Rentmeester, 1984

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Wilhelm Rontgen, 1985

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The Inner Life of a Cell, XVIVO, Cellular Visions and Harvard

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Tarun Narayan, Andrea Baldi, and Fariah Hayee

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Narayan*, Hayee*, Baldi, Koh, Sinclair, Dionne, Nature Comm. (2017)

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Ashwin Atre

50 nm

Atre, Brenny, Coenen, Garcia-Etxarri, Polman, Dionne, Nature Nanotechnology (2015)

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1 Force (μN) 10

Lay, Goodman, Dionne, Submitted (2019)

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amino acid Sugar mirror plane DNA

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limonene

DNA

thalidomide Treats morning nausea Induces birth defects

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Approximately 50% of drugs and 40% of agrochemicals are chiral Of these, more than 90% are sold as mixtures of both enantiomers

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Can we use light to separate enantiomers?

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E B time

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Circularly polarized light chiral nanospecimen nanocoaxial

  • ptical fiber
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R-enantiomer L-enantiomer

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Right circularly polarized light

L-enantiomer R-enantiomer

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Yang Zhao and Amr Saleh

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2.5 Pulling force (pN)

Right circularly polarized light, 5 nanometer R-enantiomer

Y Zhao & J. Dionne et al. ACS Photonics (2016)

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2.5 Pulling force (pN)

Right circularly polarized light, 5 nanometer R-enantiomer

Y Zhao & J. Dionne et al. ACS Photonics (2016)

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2.5 Pulling force (pN)

Left circularly polarized light, 5 nanometer R-enantiomer

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2.5 Pulling force (pN)

Left circularly polarized light, 5 nanometer R-enantiomer

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1µm

5 µm

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Force (pN/100µW/µm

2)

λ=770 nm 10

T

15 Time (s)

ime ) pN

  • rce (

ulling F P

60 Laser On

Light

  • n

40 20 Off

Light off

5 20

  • Y. Zhao, A. Saleh, J. Dionne, et al., Nature Nanotechnology (2017)
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R-isomer L-isomer

Force (pN) 6

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80 RCP

4

LCP

L-isomer

1

Force (pN/100µW/µm2)

Lateral Force (pN)

75

  • 6

R-isomer

Enantiomeric Excess (%)

No filter With filter

70 40 60 80 100

Tip-aperture separation (nm) 40 100 Yield (%) 100

z (nm)

  • Y. Zhao, A. Saleh, J. Dionne, et al., Nature Nanotechnology (2017)
  • M. Solomon, J. Hu, J. Dionne, et al. ACS Photonics (2019)
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