Scanning Probe Microscopy and Plasmonics
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SEM image of ZnO nanorods on SiO2
Scanning tunnelling spectroscopy on La_0.7Ca_0.3MnO_3 single xtal fn of T (IISc)
We investigate optical, electrical and morphological properties of surfaces and interfaces. From Metal-Semiconductor interfaces to Surface coupled charge oscillations - Surface Plasmons and Biological systems like Cells and much more - a diverse range of micro to nanoscale systems.
The prime inhabitant of our bag of tricks is the Scanning Probe Microscope and many of their earthy Avatars: The Scanning Tunnelling Microscope and The Atomic Force Microscope. With them and other quaint tools we probe and comprehend Nature - in the nanoscale and try to push the limits of the invisible unknown a bit away.
Winter School at IISER, Thiruvananthapuram 2019
Visit of The British High Commissioner
Sir Dominic Asquith on 29 November 2018
Joy & Chintan (Industron Nanotechnology) briefed the British HC & Deputy HC Jeremy Pilmore-Bedford on the @NewtonFund and RAENG,UK supported project at the Technopark Trivandrum along with Shafee, Arunima and Hari, Arijit, Krishna, Ben from IISER
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