RESEARCH..........................................................................................................................................

Through the design of new optical materials and microscopies, we observe physical, chemical and biological processes as they unfold with nanometer scale resolution. We then use these observations to improve energy-relevant processes (such as photocatalysis and energy storage); medical diagnostics and therapeutics; and classical and quantum computing. Please browse below to learn more about our research:

Biophotonics	Nanophotonics
Si photonics for in-situ molecular detection Rapid bacterial identification with SERS and machine learning	Reconfigurable metamaterials and metasurfaces Quantum nanophotonics

Photocatalysis	Upconversion
Selective and highly-active bimetallic plasmonic catalysts Angstrom-scale imaging of chemical transformations	Designing high-efficiency force-sensitive nanoparticles In-vivo and inter-cellular force mapping