OBJECTIVES
We synthesize high quality functional thin films and nanomaterials as building blocks for devices such as 3rd generation photovoltaics and also for information and communication technology components. We use a chemical approach, with MOCVD as the key expertise of our lab. Other techniques are also used such as Chemical Bath Deposition (CBD), Hydrothermal Synthesis (HS), ElectroDeposition (ED) and the novel Spatial ALD technique (SALD). The objective is to understand the chemical mechanisms taking place during growth in order to gain the required knowledge allowing the fabrication tailor-made nanomaterials.
Investigations are conducted following
3 research lines :
ZnO Nanowires & Heterostructures
Luminescent Materials
Advanced Functional Materials
Permanent staff
FM2N Research topics
- Nanowires, Thin Films & Heterostructures as ...
- Wet Chemistry & Surface Functionalization
- Transparent Conducting Materials
- Physical Chemistry at Interfaces, advanced structural characterization