Project's information
| Project's title | Up-conversion processes in rare-earth ions doped glass and composite nanostructures for sensor and nanospectroscopy applications |
| Project’s code | QTBY01.02/22-23 |
| Research hosting institution | Institute of Materials Science |
| Coordinating unit, co-chair | Belarusian Republican Foundation for Fundamental Research |
| Project leader’s name | Dr. Nguyen Thuy Van and Prof. Dr. Dmitri Mogilevtsev |
| Project duration | 01/01/2022 - 31/12/2023 |
| Project’s budget | 200 million VND |
| Classify | Excellent |
| Goal and objectives of the project | Developing physical models and some photonic device structures on the up-conversion effect of Er3+ ions co-doped with rare earth ions Yb3+, Tm3+, Ho3+ in glass substrates and nano-composite structures for applications in optical sensors and nano-spectroscopy. |
| Main results | - We have developed the up-conversion coherent light emitted devices based on Er-doped silica microsphere coated thin film metal on the surface, which has strong local surface plasmonic resonance for enhancement of green light emission. The coherent green light emission threshold is ultralow of 60 nW of pump power in the Al-coated Er-doped silica microsphere, but it gradually degraded as oxide formed, and significantly reduced for some thousand times after one month kept in air. Based on experiment result, we can make ultralow threshold of green coherent emission by Al-coated Er-doped silica microsphere operated for long time, if we could prevent the oxidation of aluminum layers. In other hand, the spectra of green light emission from degraded Al-coated Er-doped silica microsphere changed from single mode to double mode at high pump power. This effect can use for optical sensing field, when we manipulate the multilayer coating cavity and material reflective indices of coating layers. |
| Novelty and actuality and scientific meaningfulness of the results | Stepanov Institute of Physics, National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, is a long-standing traditional partner that has had and continues to have many collaborations with the Institute of Physics and the Institute of Materials Science under the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, yielding positive results. The Belarusian Basic Research Fund has been cooperating with research institutes under the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology for over two decades, serving as a reliable partner to foster friendly relations, people-to-people exchanges, and scientific cooperation in science and technology between Vietnam and Belarus. Therefore, the successful completion of this task will contribute to strengthening the long-standing relationship and cooperation between the two countries. Furthermore, the scientific and technological issue raised in this task is novel and unique in the field of materials and new-type quantum components, with international significance for both Vietnam and Belarus. After completing the task, both sides will continue to collaborate on further research related to the reverse transition issue and will develop research tasks in the future. |
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| Recommendations | We propose to continue and expand our cooperation in the future. Based on the results and experience of this project, we can jointly explore and develop new aspects of quantum materials and reverse transition emission quantum components. We also suggest considering the establishment of specific collaborative projects to further promote research and development in this field. |
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