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Our group has recently developed a finite element model of ananoparticle-mediated optical breakdown phenomena. Previously, this model wasused to analyze the role of the nanoparticle morphology and the wavelengthdependence of a nanoparticle-mediated optical breakdown threshold duringnear-infrared ps and fs pulse exposures. In this study, we provide atheoretical insight into the optoporation efficiency of live cells and bubbleformation threshold during nanoparticle-mediated optical breakdown. It was doneby the calculation of maximum temperature and free electron density in thevicinity of a single gold nanoshell in water during 70 femtosecond single pulseexposure and comparison against published experimental data.

Theoretical analysis of optoporation efficiency and bubble formation during femtosecond pulse interaction with gold nanoshell