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The Nanoelectronics Group is hosted by the Nanoelectronics Laboratory (NEL), which was established in Sept 2006, mainly from the former Ion Beam Processing Laboratory. The group conducts, promotes, and nurtures interdisciplinary research and education activities in nanoscale science and technology. Its research activities are in five main fields:

(1) oxide based nanoelectronics
(2) computational nanoelectronics
(3) carbon based nanoelectronics
(4) organic nanoelectronics
(5) solar cells

Current research focus are:

Fabrication and characterization of zinc oxide thin films for ultraviolet laser and transparent electronics applications

P-type doping of zinc oxide and one dimensional zinc oxide nanostructures and devices

Development of highly efficient and fast response ions/electron detectors using nanostructured materials

Synthesis of self-oriented carbon nanotubes (CNTs) for electron field emitters, miniature x-ray tube, superhydrophboic surface and development of CNT based molecular devices

High performance organic light-emitting devices, organic solar cells, organic thin film transistors and display technologies

Bond-length-order-strength correlation simulations