Woodpile metallic photonic crystals are fabricated by using soft lithography and electrodeposition (see figure) for tailored thermal emission. This method produces a highly layered full-metallic structure with excellent structural fidelity. By adding a homogeneous monolithic backplane to the conventional woodpile structure, the difficulty of alignment in layer-by-layer fabrication is alleviated, while preserving characteristic enhanced thermal emission.
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