Research Overview
Our research group is dedicated to exploring the frontiers of quantum nanostructures and advancing our fundamental understanding of their properties. We focus on creating …
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2D Optoelectronics
To explore unique physical properties and functions in low-dimensional materials, we are working to create high-performance devices by combining cutting-edge micro/nanofabrication …
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1D and 2D Photophysics
We investigate unique physical properties of low-dimensional materials such as carbon nanotubes and two-dimensional semiconductors. Our research focuses on understanding …
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Solid-State Quantum Light Sources
Our research in quantum defects focuses on creating and characterizing precisely defined quantum emitters in nanomaterials based on functionalization engineering. We explore both …
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Deterministic Formation of Single Organic Color Centers in Carbon Nanotubes
Development of deterministic single-molecule modification method for controlled formation of quantum emitters in carbon nanotubes, achieving position, number, and wavelength …
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Facilities
For a comprehensive list of equipment, please visit the Facilities in 2D Quantum Materials Group. Key Research Instruments Continuous-wave (CW) tunable Ti:sapphire laser system …
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Upconversion photoluminescence in carbon nanotubes
PL and UCPL spectra for the same SWNT. Introduction Our research delves into an exciting optical phenomenon called upconversion photoluminescence, where materials absorb …
Quantum emitters in hexagonal boron nitride
optical micrograph and photoluminescence image of hBN. © 2023 IOP Publishing Ltd Our research group has investigated Discretized Hexagonal Boron Nitride Quantum Emitters and Their …
Formation of organic color centers in pristine carbon nanotubes
A schematic (left) and an electron micrograph (right) of a tube after the functionalization. Our research group has demonstrated the Formation of Organic Color Centers in …
Fiber-optic nanosensor of nIR fluorescent carbon nanotube transducers
Fiber Optic Interface. © 2020 American Chemical Society Our research group has developed A Fiber Optic Interface Coupled to Nanosensors with applications to protein aggregation …