Nanophysics

The laboratory conducts broad-spectrum research in the field of wide-bandgap semiconductors, combining synthesis, structural and optical analysis, electrical measurements, and applications in photonics, sensing, and environmental technologies.

Research Areas

• Nanostructured thin films containing nanoscale semiconductors – including homogeneous and composite layers, as well as multilayer structures suitable for electronic, optoelectronic, and sensor applications.
• Thermally and photo-induced phenomena
• Investigation of thermal and photo-induced effects on nanostructured materials.
• Synthesis of nanostructured and amorphous oxide and chalcogenide thin films, using both physical and chemical methods, and study of their properties for potential applications in:
  • Non-volatile memory devices
  • UV and gamma radiation detectors
  • Gas sensors
  • Photocatalysis
• Synthesis of multilayer structures with artificial periodicity.