The nanoplasmonic properties of apertures in metal films have been studied extensively; however, we have recently
discovered surprising new features of this simple system with applications to super-focusing and super-scattering.
Furthermore, apertures allow for optical tweezers that can hold onto particles of the order of 1 nm; I will briefly
highlight our work using these apertures to study protein - small molecule interactions and protein - DNA binding.
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