Multi-Functional, Scalable and Controllable Nano-Structured Surfaces

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During the last decade, the boost of nanotechnology has benefited and continues to revolutionize many fields such as energy, medicine, health, biotechnology, the environment, and security. However, the performance of available nanostructures, and the lengthy fabrication time and costs are limiting progress in this field. The mechanisms behind the emergence of nanotechnology are at the heart of my current research on advanced nano-structures and functionalised materials. I research innovations in nanotechnology to develop responsive and programmable materials that display, connect, sense, process, store, and archive information to transform the surfaces of the world into interfaces, screens, and an “Internet of Things,” and reconfigure the nature of human-computer interaction. This fusion of the form and materials used for information display, storage, and computation is the setting of my proposed research program that focuses on the investigation of new advanced nanostructures and innovative fabrication processes for novel devices, systems, and fabric.