Where to study emerging fields of plasmonics and metamaterials?

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Graduate studies in plasmonics and metamaterials are gaining interest, particularly among students passionate about electrodynamics and electromagnetic propagation. Notable institutions in the USA include Duke University, recognized for its distinguished department in metamaterials and recent innovations, such as a cloaking device for microwaves that garnered media attention. Prospective students are encouraged to explore programs that focus on these cutting-edge technologies and research opportunities in the field.
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I am very interested in pursuing graduate studies in the emerging field of plasmonics and metamaterials, I really love electrodynamics and EM propagation, and since I started doing a project on plasmonics and metamaterials, I knew that is what I wanted, what graduate schools in USA do you recommend me to apply to?. I am currently a first year Msc student in Russia.
 
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I heard Duke has a pretty distinguished department for Metamaterials. If I'm not wrong, they recently created a cloaking device that bends microwaves, and it was featured in the NYT.

Below's the link to the department:
http://www.ee.duke.edu/~drsmith/index.html
 
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