Nanophysics is the study of phenomena in materials that have one, two or three dimensions reduced to the nanometer scale. These materials or structures are fabricated either by self-assembly, or, by nanolithography using photolithography, electron-beam lithography, and focused ion beam lithography. We investigate these nanostructured electronic and magnetic materials to understand their properties and potential applications in electronic and magnetic devices. Examples include semiconductor quantum well and dot structures, graphene structures, self-assembled nanowires and nanotubes, as well as superconductor-magnet nano hybrids.
Contacts
Girish Agarwal
- Joint Appointment in Physics and Astronomy
- Professor of Biological and Agricultural Engineering
- Office: MPHY 574 (main office)
- Phone: 979-458-7939
- Email: girish.agarwal@tamu.edu
Alexey Belyanin
- Associate Department Head
- Professor
- Ed Rachal Foundation Endowed Chair in Science
- Office: MIST M426 (main office)
- Phone: 979-845-7785
- Email: belyanin@tamu.edu
Valery L. Pokrovsky
- Distinguished Professor
- William R. Thurman ’58 Chair in Physics
- Office: MPHY 413 (main office)
- Email: valery@physics.tamu.edu
Joaquin Rodriguez Nieva
- Assistant Professor
- Office: MPHY 410 (main office)
- Phone: 979-845-4012
- Email: jrodrigueznieva@tamu.edu
Dong Hee Son
- Joint Appointment in Physics and Astronomy
- Professor of Chemistry
- Phone: 979-458-2990
- Email: dhson@tamu.edu
