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Low Dimensional Materials and Nanosensors Lab
Areas of Research Expertise
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Physics and applications of nano materials:
- Nano and mesoscopic self-assembled systems: Carbon nanotubes, nano-dots
- Nanodevices
- Nano-sensors: Sensors of humidity and icing conditions, sensors of low concentrations of gases, nano-biosensors
- Electrical Characterization of Nanomaterials in Magnetic Fields and in a wide temperature range
- Carbon related materials: Carbon nanotubes, diamond-like carbon
- Energy related materials
- Energy Storage
- Problems of Nano-Bio-Interfaces
- Experimental Condensed Matter and Materials Physics
- Experimental Nonlinear Dynamics in Solids/ Semiconductors and Semiconductor Devices
Experimental Analytical Equipment
- Low temperature probe station
- Variable temperature and magnetic field insert
- Closed cycle He optical cryostat
- Resistive magnet: bore gap 100mm, 2 T
- Experimental setups for sensors characterization
- High voltage, high vacuum ion- and e-beam sources test equipment
Technological and Processing Equipment
- Diamond-like carbon deposition system VEECO (diamond films, a-C, a-Si, Si, metal deposition)
- High vacuum processing chambers (thermal deposition, e-beam, ion-beam)
- High temperature furnace with inert gas atmosphere
- High voltage, high vacuum experimental setup for cathode and ion sources testing
Our STEM Labs
Faculty laboratory facilities in the STEM fields with their equipment may be accessible for use by companies, as part of a collaborative project over a wide range of product R&D applications, or in order for company personnel to learn the proper use of such facilities. The Sensor CAT can serve as a portal to Stony Brook University for companies who may be interested in learning what facilities may be available and relevant to their interests. An authorized use of Sensor CAT co-funding to a project may be purchase of equipment for use in the project.
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