Research Areas
Flexible Devices
We study flexible electronic devices built from low-dimensional materials, hybrid structures, and integrated thin-film platforms. This work is aimed at mechanically compliant systems for next-generation electronics and biomedical applications.
Semiconductor Material Processing
Our group works on the growth, processing, and integration of semiconductor materials for electronic and optoelectronic devices. This includes thin-film deposition, surface engineering, and fabrication methods for low-dimensional and hybrid systems.
AI-Assisted Material Characterization
We use data-driven methods to speed up material characterization and analysis. These tools help identify patterns in experimental data, improve measurement workflows, and support faster evaluation of material properties.
Our Facilities
Optics & spectroscopy
Optical tables equipped with lasers, detectors, and microscopy tools for spectroscopy and optical characterization.
High-vacuum & surface science
Vacuum chamber systems for material processing and surface studies, with integrated pumping, gauges, and multi-port access for different experiments.
Cryogenic & rack instrumentation
Low-temperature and vacuum-compatible setups paired with rack-mounted electronics for stable, long-duration measurements.
Lasers, diagnostics & vacuum lines
Laser systems, measurement electronics, and vacuum lines integrated across the lab for synchronized optical experiments and diagnostics.
Thin-film deposition
Kurt J. Lesker NANO 36 deposition system with an FTM-2400 thickness monitor for controlled thin-film growth and real-time process monitoring.
Wet chemistry & full lab bay
Lab space with a chemical fume hood, optical tables, and bench equipment for material synthesis, sample preparation, and device work.
Microscopy & nanoscale probing
Microscopy and probe-based measurement setups for imaging, alignment, and localized testing of small-scale devices and samples.
Electrical & RF characterization
Bench-top RF and DC instrumentation for device testing, signal measurement, tuning, and troubleshooting.
Current Projects
Coming Soon
Information about current research projects will be available soon.