This research programme advances colloidal photonics, integrating nanomaterials such as quantum dots with optoelectronics and biochemistry to develop novel photonic materials and devices, with potential impact across a wide range of applications, including emerging technologies, sensing, healthcare, optical communications, and the green economy. The vision is to translate fundamental nanophotonic discoveries into scalable materials, devices and platforms addressing real-world societal and industrial challenges.
University of Strathclyde – Colloidal Photonics at the Interface of Nanotechnology & Biochemistry
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