NanoScienceWorks

University of California Davis

Type	Disciplines
State University	Chemistry Composites Nanostructures Nanomaterials Nanoparticles
Address	Postal Code
One Shields Avenue	95616
City	State / Province
Davis	CA
E-mail	Country
	USA
Web	Phone
link	(530) 752-1011
Fax

Integrated NanoDevices and Systems Research focuses on nanotechnology projects at the University of California Davis. This group is led by M. Saif Islam, Assistant Professor Electrical and Computer Engineering.

• Molecular Scale Switching Junction
• Nanowire Based Devices and Systems
• Negative Index Materials
• Wideband Photonic Devices
• Metal and alloyed nanoparticles

• High-Speed RF-Photonic Modulators
• Micro/Nanophotonic Device Fabrication and Integration
• Advanced Electronics and Router Systems
• Intelligent Router Systems
• Nanophotonics/Microphotonics Design
• Multi-Channel Optoelectronic Packaging
• Ultrafast Semiconductor Laser Design and Testing

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