"Microfibre–nanowire hybrid structure for energy scavengings", Nature, by Y.Qin, X.D. Wang and Z.L Wang (new!)

    We are a leading group in nanoscience and nanotechnology in Georgia Institute of Technology.

    Our current research focuses on the fundamental science in the physical and chemical processes in nanomaterials growth, unique properties, fabrication of novel devices, and their unique applications in energy science and biomedical science. Our research is in following directions:

    1. Nanogenerators for converting mechanical energy into electricity;

    2. Nanopiezotronics and its applications;

    3. Nano-enable technology for solar-cells;

    4. Integration of nanosystems with biomedical science and cancer detection;

    5. Self-powered nanosystems;

    6. Fundamental electron microscopy and its applications;

    7. In-situ measurements in TEM.

   For more information, please go to our research and publication pages.