In-house synthesis and measurement capabilities are complemented by UC Berkeley and Berkeley Lab user facilities for fabrication, microscopy and nanoscale science.
In-house growth infrastructure supports controlled synthesis and processing of nanowires and related nanostructures across varied material systems.
Structural characterization connects synthesis conditions with morphology, composition and crystallography, enabling feedback between how materials are made and how they perform.
Electrochemical measurement and product-analysis tools support controlled studies of catalytic reactions, including carbon-dioxide reduction.
Electrical and thermal-transport stations probe charge and heat flow through nanostructures and devices across controlled temperatures.
Optical benches support excitation, imaging, and spectroscopy of nanoscale emitters, absorbers, and photonic structures.