Ideas for a project on plasmonics

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Plasmonics is an intriguing field for a group project, particularly for third-year electrical engineering students. Suggestions for project ideas include exploring the simulation of plasmonic waveguides or investigating surface plasmon resonance for sensor applications using MATLAB. Another potential project could involve modeling the interaction of light with metallic nanoparticles to study their optical properties. Collaborating on these simulations could enhance understanding of plasmonic phenomena. Engaging with these concepts can lead to valuable insights and practical applications in the field.
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So I'm a third year EE student and we have this thing called a "group project", where we work part times in groups of 2-3 students on a topic. Anyways I have been reading up a bit on plasmonics and I find it very interesting, so I was wondering if anyone might have an idea of some sort of project one could do on the topic? I'm guessing it would have to be mainly based on MATLAB simulation, but if anyone has any ideas, that would be greatly appreciated..
 
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