Welcome to the Galis Research Lab
Quantum and materials sciences form the scientific foundation for perceiving and controlling properties of matter with the goal of developing new and superior technologies. The most urgent challenges involve developing approaches to foster advancement of novel materials and the ability to understand and control matter at the nanoscale. Approaching these challenges from the unique viewpoint of nanoscale science and engineering can open new pathways to fundamentally revolutionizing the current and potential future of quantum and materials sciences. To this end, our research group focuses on the fabrication and characterization of nanostructured and 2D materials and devices for quantum, optoelectronic and sensing applications.
Recent News
SGNano advanced materials research featured in CEG's "The Research Connection": Exploring the Properties of Photonic Nanostructures
New member for the SGNano group
Alex Kaloyeros has joined the group as a graduate research assistant!
Quantum Information Science 1st International Workshop at Air Force Research Laboratory
Invited poster presentation by Dr. Gallis on Scalable Nanophotonic Structures for Long-Distance Quantum Communication.
Natasha Tabassum graduates with a Ph.D. in Nanoscale Science and Engineering
We congratulate her on her great work and wish her luck at her job at Intel Research!
Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) Intern
Daniel Cross from Florida Polytechnic University is interned in our group for the Summer 2019 as part of the SURP program.
SGNano SiC nanowire joint research with research group from GlobalFoundries published by Nanomaterials
News Release: SUNY Poly Professors Awarded $330,000 for Two Distinct Cutting-Edge Nanotechnology-Centered Research Projects
http://www.semiconductor-today.com/news_items/2018/nov/sunypoly_211118.shtml
Benjamin Harrington – Undergraduate Student Poster Presentation Award
SGNano undergraduate student receives undergraduate student poster presentation award "Modeling of Erbium Emission in Novel Silicon Carbide Photonic Crystal Nanostructures".
Mounika Kotha - Graduate Student Poster Presentation Award
SGNano graduate student receives best graduate poster award for research on layered quasi-2D Gallium Telluride at the AVS Hudson Mohawk Chapter Spring Meeting held at GE Global research centre, Niskayuna.