laser

Pictured above is a photograph of laser ablation process.

Dr. Tiwari invited to join Entrepreneurial Faculty Scholars

Our recent breakthrough: Silicon based Spintronics

Our spintronic paper (Nathan and Tiwari, APL 98, 102112, 2011) was announced as one of the top 20 most downloaded articles in March 2011

Our New Patent: Nanoplant-like electrodes

Dr. Tiwari receives (early) Tenure & Promotion

Dr. Tiwari in Nanotechnology Thought Leader Series

Tiwari receives the National Science Foundation's Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award

Nanostructured Materials

Nanostructure materials research lab is actively involved in cutting-edge research focused on advanced materials. Our focus is on low-deminsional systems such as thin films, nanodots, and multi-layered structures. Various different projects are currently ongoing in the lab. More details about our group and specific research projects can be found by navigating this Web site.

Re Highlights

Organic Solar Cell
nano plant diagram

We have developed a new class of Dye-Sensitized Solar cells using Nanoplant-like electrodes US Patent # 7,804,149 B2 (Sep. 28, 2010)


Ferromagnetic transistors
Ferro transistor

Ferromagnetic Dielectrics to pave way for next generation Spin LEDs and Spin FETs...