Group photo of professor Farnaz Niroui with student members.
Nanoparticle contact printing for deterministic integration into functional structures.
On-site growth of halide perovskite nanocrystals enabling on-chip nanoLEDs
Devices with sub-nm tunability for nanoscale sensors and actuators
Molecular device for energy-efficient computing

Our research pushes the limits of nanoscale engineering by enabling deterministic fabrication and dynamic tuning of designer materials and structures with an unprecedented control reaching the atomic level. As a result, unique properties and phenomena emerge which in novel ways control the light-matter interactions, electronic transport and exciton dynamics. We study these principles and use them to engineer new paradigms of active and multifunctional electronic and optoelectronic devices and systems.

News

Hohyeon has been awarded the MIT EECS MathWorks Fellowship. 

Farnaz has been awarded the Hilton Head Rising Stars of Microsystems Award. 

Farnaz, Peter, Sarah and Hohyeon present our work at the Hiton Head Workshop. 

Farnaz presents our work on additive manufacturing toward the atomic scale at EIPBN conference.