Pablo Bianucci
Department of Physics
Experimental optics and condensed matter, nano-photonics and solid-state cavity quantum electrodynamics
The Centre for NanoScience Research comprises faculty members from the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Department of Physics, and the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering.
Experimental optics and condensed matter, nano-photonics and solid-state cavity quantum electrodynamics
Synthesis, characterization and spectroscopy of lanthanide doped nanoparticles
Design, synthesis, and physical characterization of bio-inspired model folding systems
Interfacial chemistry of lipid monolayers as model systems for cell membrane properties
Organic synthesis of ligands and materials for nanomaterial coatings and nanostructured devices, green and sustainable synthesis methods
Design and synthesis of heterogeneous catalysts for applications in sustainable
catalytic processes
Design and synthesis of metal–organic frameworks for applications in wastewater treatment
Synthesis and characterization of gold nanoparticles for creation of “OnSpot” colorimetric detection devices that are "ready-to-use" for environmental monitoring and point-of-care (POC) diagnostic applications
Nanomaterials and nanotechnologies for battery applications
Inorganic materials chemistry, solar energy conversion, artificial photosynthesis, photochemistry, photocatalysis, optical spectroscopy
Facility manager and microscopy specialist, Centre for NanoScience Research
Luminescent nanoparticles, hybrid multifunctional nanoparticles, optical probes for biosensing, imaging and drug delivery
Development of advanced nanomaterials for renewable energy and fuels
Polymer chemistry and materials, block copolymers, drug delivery, cellular imaging, self-healing materials, energy harvesting
Physical chemistry of organic electronic materials, structural and electronic properties of organic semiconductors, surface science
Development of polyelectrolyte nanocapsules to extract toxic trace metals from environmental samples
Advanced nanomaterials made to order: reverse micelle templating as a universal approach to disruptive technologies
Polymers and nanomaterial science and engineering for sustainable energy and life science applications
Study of structure-function relationships in photosynthetic pigment-protein complexes
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