Nanoscale Structures and Integrated Devices

The area of Nanoscale Structures and Integrated Devices applies fundamental physical principles to develop revolutionary new electronic, photonic, and optical devices made from conventional and emerging materials, including graphene, 2D semiconductors, and organic semiconductors. Research includes nanofabrication, characterization, and electromagnetic design of quantum device structures and complex silicon photonic circuits that impact numerous fields from Lidar and optogenetics to low-energy computation and flexible electronics.

Affiliated Faculty

Labs

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CLUE

Columbia Laboratory for Unconventional Electronics

Prof. Ioannis Kymissis
Schapiro CEPSR 10LE1

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ETHER Lab

Eisner Transformative Harsh-Environment Electronics Research Laboratory

Prof. Savannah Eisner
1344 Mudd

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MMW Optoelectronics Lab

MMW Optoelectronics Lab

Prof. Wen Wang
1238 Mudd

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LRL

Lightwave Research Laboratory

Prof. Keren Bergman
8LW1 CEPSR

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LNG

Lipson Nanophotonics Group

Prof. Michal Lipson
9LW5, 9LE2 & 9LE3 CEPSR

Centers and Projects

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CIAN

Center for Integrated Access Networks

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CNI

Columbia Nano Initiative

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EnHANTs

Energy-Harvesting Active Networked Tags

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IGERT

Optical Techniques for Actuation, Sensing, and Imaging of Biological Systems

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DSI

Data Science Institute

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IGERT

The Columbia Optics and Quantum Electronics

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MRSEC

Materials Research Science and Engineering Center