oogicoon
Oogicoon is a term used in speculative nanophotonics to describe a nanoscale optical capsule that can confine and manipulate light within biological media. In fictional or theoretical contexts, oogicoons are proposed as modular units capable of stable optical resonance and targeted interactions with cellular structures.
Structure and operation: An oogicoon typically comprises a core plasmonic nanoparticle (for example, a gold nanorod)
Applications: In imagined or theoretical use, oogicoons are explored for high-sensitivity imaging through fluorescence enhancement, optically
Limitations and status: As a fictional construct, practical realization faces challenges common to nanomedicine and nanophotonics,