We study quantum nanostructures in low-dimensional materials to uncover phenomena and drive innovations in nanotechnology and quantum technologies.
Astha and Madhusmita presented their research at the 1st Workshop on Physical Properties of Two-Dimensional Materials at NIMS, with Astha winning first place in the poster competition.
December 12, 2025
As of October 1, 2025, Daichi has been appointed as a committee member of Area 7 (Molecular Solids and Organic Conductors) of the Physical Society of Japan. Area 7 promotes research in condensed matter physics of molecular solids and organic conductors. As an area committee member, he will contribute to fostering young researchers and revitalizing the research community. Physical Society of Japan Area 7 (Molecular Solids and Organic Conductors)
October 1, 2025
Our research on deterministic formation of single organic color centers in carbon nanotubes has been published in Nano Letters, representing a significant advancement in quantum light source engineering.
August 21, 2025
Congratulations to Leila Akisheva for completing her NIMS internship program! We are honored to have had you as part of our team! During her internship, Leila developed in-situ functionalization microscopy techniques for WS2 and hBN materials and successfully optimized the experimental conditions. Her dedication and remarkable achievements have made a significant contribution to our quantum defect research project. We appreciate her hard work and commitment throughout the internship period. The knowledge and techniques she has developed will continue to benefit our ongoing research efforts.
July 31, 2025
I gave an invited talk at META 2025 on deterministic formation of single organic color centers in single-walled carbon nanotubes.
July 24, 2025