Exploiting topological materials for future high-performance nanoelectronics.

Exploring Thermoelectric and Spintronic properties of Molecular Devices (TherSpinMol, see Horizon2020 Project ID: 748642)https://cordis.europa.eu/project/rcn/209584_en.html (for more information)• (Inverse) Spin-Hall measurements in graphene nanostructures• Development of a platform to measure the spin-Seebeck effect in single-molecule junctions Duration: 2 years

Senior Research Fellow in Quantum Effects in Electronic Nanodevices (QuEEN (EPSRC), https://queenprogramme.org)• Developing a platform to measure the thermoelectric properties of single molecules• Use machine-learning to study the behaviour of single-molecule devices• Scanning thermal microscopy of graphene nano-devices• Supervision of a PhD studentDuration: 5 years

• Study of quantum interference effects in graphene and single-molecular devices• Scanning photocurrent microscopy measurements on single molecule junctionsDuration: 3 years

• Tutorial Teacher at Queens College, Mansfield College, Corpus Christi College• Classes Teacher at Queens College, Mansfield College, Corpus Christi College, St Anne’s College, St Edmund Hall, Trinity College, St Catherine's College

• Investigation of black phosphorus and other novel 2D materials suitable for future photovoltaic or sensing applications• Scanning photo-current microscopyDuration: 2 years

• Development of chemical vapour deposition systems to grow 2-dimensional materials• Study of the low temperature magneto-transport properties of topological insulator thin films• Characterisation of layered materials using various techniques: atomic force microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, transmission electron microscopy, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, angle resolved photoemission spectroscopy• Device fabrication using electron beam lithography and metallization… Show more • Development of chemical vapour deposition systems to grow 2-dimensional materials• Study of the low temperature magneto-transport properties of topological insulator thin films• Characterisation of layered materials using various techniques: atomic force microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, transmission electron microscopy, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, angle resolved photoemission spectroscopy• Device fabrication using electron beam lithography and metallization techniques Show less

• Giving lectures on electronic transport in reduced dimensions (part of 'Functional Materials' postgraduate course in Material Sciences)• Setting up and supervision of Lab courses (postgraduate course in Material Sciences)

• luminescence properties of abraded particles for clean room technology