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Electronic and optical properties of novel materials

The modelling and computational expertise that can be found in the Bologna unit reflects the different types of approach that are used to corroborate different activities that...

Quantum Cryptography Microsystem, Optical Computing and Hyperspectral Imaging

The research activity is organized on two main topics: (1) Quantum Cryptography Microsystem integrated on LiNbO3 and (2) Programmable Micro Diffracting Grating (PMDG) integrated on LiNbO3 for...

Graphene-based materials for energy conversion and storage

 

The research activity focuses on two types of materials. On one side, the capabilities of functional nanoparticles and quantum dots integration with...

Graphene and graphene-based materials for flexible electronics and wearable sensing applications

 

The activity is following two different routes. On one side it is focused on the growth of graphene membranes by means of Chemical Vapor Deposition (...

Structural, compositional and functional properties of nanostrucutred materials: characterization and modeling

 

The research activity is mainly focused on two main topics: (i) the characterization of structural, compositional and functional properties of...

Analytical gas multi-sensing systems based on MEMS microfluidic devices

To perform reliable analyses of real-world gas samples, a very high selectivity is necessary to avoid false signals provided by interferents in the complex sample matrix. In most cases, especially...

Light emission from silicon nanostructures

Many efforts of the scientific community working in the field of nanophotonics are currently devoted towards the development of a Si-based light source able to be used for the...

Synthesis of innovative nanostructured materials

 

1. Nanoparticles produced by pulsed  laser

In this activity we will develop Pulsed Laser Ablation in Liquid (PLAL) methodologies to produce metal (Au, Ag (Fig. 1(a))) and metal...

MEMS-based ultra-low power gas sensors and detectors

IMM Bologna has a strong expertise in miniaturization of metal-oxide gas sensors (MOX sensors). The approach targets high-TRL prototypes by developing full wafer-level production processes of...

Low-cost sensors based on transition metal-oxide nanostructures

Low-cost synthesis (chemical or electrochemical bath deposition) of nanostructures joins with simple sensor fabrication in lab to exploit the large potentialities of these innovative materials....

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