Quantum Device Modelling

Quantum Device Modelling

We engineer the electrical, vibrational, magnetic and optical properties of molecular quantum devices for energy conversion, energy storage, computing and sensing applications.
Molecular Electronics

We design functional molecular junctions for nanoelectronic applications.
Research Overview

Theory of electron, phonon and spin transport through nanoscale quantum devices
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We are looking for highly motivated Postdoctoral researchers and PhD students. See opportunities in vacancies page.

Research Overview

Nanoscale material modelling and discovery i.e. Electronic, vibrational and magnetic structures; Quantum, phonon and spin transport; Environmental effects on transport e.g. biological interaction, chemical stimulus, electrochemical gating, photo effect, temperature gradient, electric and magnetic field effect
Molecular electronics i.e. Quantum and phonon interference; Energy harvesting e.g. Thermoelectricity and Piezoelectricity; Biological sensing; Transistors; Spintronic; Optoelectronics; Molecular electronic building blocks i.e. switches, transistors and rectifiers
One and two dimensional materials i.e. Single molecules and clusters; Self assembled monolayers; Van-der Waals heterostructures; 2D materials; Graphene nanojunctions; Carbon nanotubes; Molecular graphene nanoribbons
Multiscale modelling i.e. Density functional theory; Computational quantum chemistry; Tight-binding modelling; Molecular dynamics; Quantum transport
GOLLUM: We co-develop the next generation uantum transport simulation tool: GOLLUMLink opens in a new window

We are looking for highly motivated Postdoctoral researchers and PhD students. See Vacancies for available positions.

Phone: +44 (0) 24 7657 4565

Address: School of Engineering, University of Warwick, CV4 7AL Coventry, United Kingdom