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Congratulations to all authors on the acceptance of our latest publication in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces on the patterned in situ growth of plasmonic metasurfaces.

Congratulations to Nineli Abramidze Kublashvili for presenting her research on dynamic plasmonic metasurfaces at RSEQ Asturias 2026.

Prof. Scarabelli shared NanoOddLab’s latest advances at ACS Spring 2026, highlighting scalable plasmonic substrates with nanometric precision.
A great opportunity to celebrate collaboration, new science, and a well-deserved celebration of nanochemistry.

Congratulations to Alma González España for presenting her work at NALS 2026 in Vigo. Alma demonstrated cutting-edge nanoscience for her peers in the field of nanomaterials!

Congratulations to Pau for his invited talk at the 14th international PHOTOPTICS convention (NanoPlasMeta workshop) on a bottom-up approach to plasmonic metasurfaces based on in situ growth of ordered gold nanoparticle arrays.

Leonardo is an inorganic chemist and materials scientist that began his scientific journey at the University of Pavia (Italy). After completing his master’s degree, Leonardo followed his love for nanosynthesis to San Sebastian (Spain), where he joined the group of Prof. Liz-Marzán and completed his PhD in July 2016. As a PhD and postdoctoral trainee, Leonardo was able to visit various countries and experience different cultures, traveling across Europe and the US. In 2024, after 3 years of postdoc at UCLA and an additional 3 years as a Junior Leader at the Institute of Materials Science of Barcelona, the project NANOGROWDIRECT was funded by the European Research Council, leading to the creation of the NanoOddLAB as part of the Department of Chemistry and Engineering of Processes and Resources at the University of Cantabria. When he is not in the lab, Leonardo is a father, an avid climber, and enjoys hiking, cooking, and playing music