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\title{Fluorescence emission angular dependence on a nanostructured plasmonic
grating}



\author[1]{Margherita Angelini}%
\author[2]{Eliana Manobianco}%
\author[2]{Paola Pellacani}%
\author[1]{Francesco Floris}%
\author[1]{Franco Marabelli}%
\affil[1]{Universita degli Studi di Pavia}%
\affil[2]{Plasmore srl}%


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  \date{May 15, 2024}


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Plasmonic gratings provide an advantageous platform for fluorescence
sensing due to their compatibility with functionalization techniques,
imaging detection, and the potential for signal enhancement. Among
traditional fluorescence detection methods, microscopes are commonly
used tools. The interaction between dye fluorescence processes and the
plasmonic modes of the grating strongly depends on the measurement
configuration and is influenced by the dispersion and spectral
characteristics of the plasmonic modes. In our study, we investigated
the angular behavior of the fluorescence emission from ATTO700 dye by
varying the collection angle using a standard optical microscope coupled
with a spectrometer. Our results show a clear dependence of fluorescence
emission in terms of spectral shape on the collection angle that can be
attributed to plasmonic mode dispersion.%
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