Peter B. Catrysse, Ph.D. - Research Website

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I am an engineering research associate in the research group of Professor Shanhui Fan. The group investigates photonic materials and devices using first-principles electomagnetic field methods. My research focuses on the theoretical exploration of metal-based metamaterials and nanophotonic devices that enable efficient transport of light at the nano-scale.

I am also active in field of solid state image sensing. Following my doctoral work on the optics of image sensors in the research group of Professors Brian A. Wandell and Abbas El Gamal, I am particularly interested in the modeling of light-matter interaction inside micron-size image sensor pixels and the consequences of fundamental light properties on performance as solid state image sensor technology scales.

Enjoy your visit,
Peter B. Catrysse, Ph.D., ir.

Research highlights

  • New Propagating plasmonic modes in nano-scale apertures and its implications for extra-ordinary transmission provides the most complete description of Extraordinary Optical Transmission (EOT) and is published as an invited paper in the Journal of Nanophotonics (2008)
  • New School of Engineering website publishes Squeezing light into small spaces a feat of physics to highlight my theoretical work and experimental collaboration as part of Stanford's strategic priority in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (2008)
  • New Beaming light into the nanoworld appears in December issue of Nature Physics (2007)
  • New Enlarging the bandwidth of nano-scale propagating plasmonic modes in deep-subwavelength cylindrical holes publishes in Appl. Phys. Lett. (2007)
  • New Integrated Color Pixel (ICP) patent issues (2007)
  • Near-complete transmission through subwavelength hole arrays in phonon-polaritonic thin films published in Phys. Rev. B and selected by Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science and Technology (2007)
  • Invited paper on anisotropic metamaterial published in IEEE J. Sel. Top. Quantum Electron. (2006)
  • Method to create high-index metamaterials is experimentally verified by a research group in Germany (2006)
  • Metamaterial work is featured in OPN's Optics in 2006 and receives coverage in Physical Review Focus and Cern Courier (2005-06)
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