Nanotechnology Research – Laboratories

KANF is part of the national core research infrastructure of the Ministry of Science and Technology.

Four research groups are active in this area: Mechatronics, Quantum Devices, Information and Energy Storage, Bio.

This center aims to study the origin of microstructural instability and novel properties of nanostructured materials. Various nano-materials processing technologies related to nanopowders, in particular, are being developed.

The Center is organized into three teams: The first team is the Optical MEMS Lab which has focused on the development of MEMS sensors and quantum key distribution systems. The second team is the Nano-Bio System Lab which has developed HTS (high throughput system) microfluidic chips and nano-bio sensors based on a nanomechanical piezoelectric cantilever and optical waveguide. The Bio-Robotics and Nano-Mechatronics Lab constitutes the third team which is working on the development of nano-bio robots and studying nano surface engineering.

The research center is involved in the development of nanobiochips, nanobiosensors and nanobiomaterials by utilizing biocontents.

Research in nanoelectronics.