Hoplia coerulea, a porous natural photonic structure as template of optical vapour sensor

Sébastien Mouchet; Bao Lian Su; Tijani Tabarrant; Stéphane Lucas; Olivier Deparis

doi:10.1117/12.2050409

Hoplia coerulea, a porous natural photonic structure as template of optical vapour sensor

Titre traduit de la contribution: Hoplia coerulea, a porous natural photonic structure as template of optical vapour sensor

Sébastien Mouchet, Bao Lian Su, Tijani Tabarrant, Stéphane Lucas, Olivier Deparis

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Natural photonic structures found on the cuticle of insects are known to give rise to astonishing structural colours. These ordered porous structures are made of biopolymers, such as chitin, and some of them possess the property to change colour according to the surrounding atmosphere composition. This phenomenon is still not completely understood. We investigated the structure found on the cuticle of the male beetle Hoplia coerulea (Scarabaeidae). The structure, in this case, consists in a 1D periodic porous multilayer inside scales, reflecting incident light in the blue. The colour variations were quantified by reflectance spectral measurements using water, ethanol and acetone vapours. A 1D scattering matrix formalism was used for modelling light reflection on the photonic multilayer. The origin of the reported colour changes has to be tracked in variations of the effective refractive index and of the photonic structure dimensions. This remarkable phenomenon observed for a non-open but still porous multilayer could be very interesting for vapour sensing applications and smart glass windows.

Titre traduit de la contribution	Hoplia coerulea, a porous natural photonic structure as template of optical vapour sensor
langue originale	Anglais
titre	SPIE Proceedings
Nombre de pages	9
Volume	9127
Les DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2050409
Etat de la publication	Publié - 2 mai 2014
Evénement	SPIE Conference - Photonics Europe 2014 - Brussels, Belgique Durée: 14 avr. 2014 → 17 avr. 2014

Une conférence

Une conférence	SPIE Conference - Photonics Europe 2014
Pays/Territoire	Belgique
La ville	Brussels
période	14/04/14 → 17/04/14

mots-clés

Beetle scale
natural photonic crystals
photonic bandgap materials
structural colour
iridescence
Coleoptera
bioinspiration
selective gas/vapour sensor

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12 Citations
2 Article
1 Article dans les actes d'une conférence/un colloque

Liquid-induced colour change in a beetle: The concept of a photonic cell
Mouchet, S., Van Hooijdonk, E., Welch, V., Louette, P., Colomer, J.-F., Su, B. L. & Deparis, O., 13 janv. 2016, Dans: Scientific Reports. 6, 10 p., 19322.
Résultats de recherche: Contribution à un journal/une revue › Article › Revue par des pairs

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Nanostructured surfaces: bioinspiration for transparency, coloration and wettability
Deparis, O., Mouchet, S., Dellieu, L., Colomer, J.-F. & Sarrazin, M., 29 déc. 2014, Dans: Materials Today: Proceedings. 1S, p. 122-129 8 p.
Résultats de recherche: Contribution à un journal/une revue › Article › Revue par des pairs

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Unexplained high sensitivity of the reflectance of porous natural photonic structures to the presence of gases and vapours in the atmosphere
Mouchet, S., Deparis, O. & Vigneron, J.-P., 1 janv. 2012, Proc. of SPIE. Vol 8424. p. 1-14 14 p. 842425
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2 Terminé

Photonique sous atmosphère contrôlée
Deparis, O. (Responsable du Projet)
1/01/13 → 31/12/13
Projet: Recherche
Compréhension des mécanismes fondamentaux de la réponse de nanoarchitectures photoniques naturelles à la présence de vapeurs et de gaz : applications aux capteurs optiques bio-inspirés
Mouchet, S. (Responsable du Projet), VIGNERON, J.-P. (Co-investigateur) & Deparis, O. (Co-investigateur)
1/10/11 → 30/09/15
Projet: Projet de thèse

Synthèse, Irradiation et Analyse de Matériaux (SIAM) (2016 - ...)
Louette, P. (!!Manager), Colaux, J. (!!Manager), Felten, A. (!!Manager), Tabarrant, T. (!!Operator), COME, F. (!!Operator) & Debarsy, P.-L. (!!Manager)
Plateforme technologique Synthese, irradiation et analyse des materiaux
Equipement/installations: Plateforme technolgique

4 Participation à une conférence, un congrès
3 Discours invité
2 Présentation orale

Controlled fluorescence in natural photonic structures
Mouchet, S. (Orateur)
22 févr. 2017
Activité: Discours ou présentation › Présentation orale
A brief introduction to Natural Photonics
Mouchet, S. (Orateur)
14 sept. 2016
Activité: Discours ou présentation › Discours invité
Optical effects in insects’ photonic structures
Mouchet, S. (Orateur)
20 sept. 2016
Activité: Discours ou présentation › Discours invité

Physique optique : des coléoptères aident à la recherche fondamentale
Mouchet, S. & Vigneron, J.-P.
19/03/18
1 Contribution média
Presse/Médias: Autre
Un petit bijou naturel bleu irisé
Mouchet, S.
22/01/18
1 Contribution média
Presse/Médias: Autre

Mécanismes fondamentaux de la coloration structurale : addiction et induction de couleurs
Mouchet, S. (Auteur)Deparis, O. (Promoteur), Su, B. L. (Jury), Lepere, M. (Président), Vukusic, P. (Jury), Berthier, S. (Jury) & Voue, M. (Jury), 29 sept. 2015
Student thesis: Doc types › Docteur en Sciences

10th Charles Courtoy Prize
Mouchet, S. (Bénéficiaire), 25 nov. 2023
Prix: Prix (y compris les médailles et récompenses)

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