We demonstrate the transfer of arrays of nanofabricated noble metal and alloy nanostructures obtained by high-temperature annealing on a flat parent support onto optical fibers, to create a hysteresis-free fiber optic nanoplasmonic hydrogen sensor. This work enables the integration of complex nanofabricated structures and their arrangements in tailored arrays with fiber optics to realize optical sensors, which will find application in a wide range of disciplines.
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