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Research within the group can be broken largely into four themes; Nanotechnology (STM, FIB), Nanobiology, Carbon Based Electronics, Microwave Electronics and Devices and Large Area Electronics and Photonics.
The N&N degree will run as follows. From the start, you will see what effect the 'rules for the small world' have on the shape and reactivity of molecules, large and small, and on the behaviour of electrons.
Current research includes the production and growth of novel fullerene derivatives, optimising nanotube production using electrolysis, pyrolysis and laser vaporisation techniques. The dynamics of gas phase metal/carbon clusters and superconducting fullerides
The center's goal is to establish a well-equipped environment with a highly skilled team of research workers to support and enable activity in nanotechnology and microfabrication in the North East of England.
Established by a research development grant from SHEFC, the Thin Film Centre aims to act as a centre of excellence in Scotland for the development of deposition processes for thin films, the design and fabrication of thin film products, the characterisation of thin films and the dissemination of information about the applications of thin films.
Nanotechnologies and aligned industries are now well established at the Nanotechnology & Integrated Bioengineering Centre (NIBEC) at the University of Ulster. The teaching and NIBEC research facilities are truly world class and are supported by a team of dedicated staff who are active in a number of research areas. NIBEC will give you the opportunity first hand to use and become an expert in advanced instruments and facilities.
The Unit has brought together a multi-disciplinary group of staff from a range of disciplines to undertake various forms of advanced materials research, including such topics as composites, materials characterisation, sensors, biomaterials, plasma processing, metal forming, nanoscience and nanofabrication.
NIBEC represents a consolidation of eight advanced functional materials research groups, dealing with thin film material types used in electronics, photonics, nanotechnology, sensors, MEMS, optical, environmental, magnetic and bio-material devices.
As dimensions shrink to the nanometre range, and the range of applications broadens, silicon-based technology requires increasing input from the academic community and the Warwick Nano-Silicon Group is committed to playing a central role, both in the UK and on the world stage. Most of our work is in collaborative projects with partners from UK and other European universities, advanced research institutes such as IMEC and LETI, and from industry.
An undergraduate BEng/MEng course.
