Our lab focuses on analytical nanotechnology, with an emphasis on developing functional nanomaterials (Sensors and Catalysts) to solve analytical challenges in industrial, biological, and environmental contexts. We are actively engaged in the following research directions
(Bio)Chemical Sensing: We design and fabricate (bio)chemical sensors for the detection of analytes of industrial, biological, and environmental significance. Our goal is to achieve high sensitivity, selectivity, and label-free detection by harnessing the unique interfacial properties of nanomaterials, enabling rapid and reliable analytical decision-making.
Rational Nanozyme Development : Our research focuses on the development of artificial enzymes that functionally and structurally mimic natural enzymes for use in colorimetric sensing and environmental catalysis. These nanozyme-based systems provide stable, low-cost, and scalable alternatives to natural enzymes, enabling efficient detection and degradation of pollutants and advancing sustainable environmental monitoring technologies.
Expertise of the Laboratory:
Molecular Plasmonics (LSPR, SERS) based sensor development
Shape-controlled synthesis and Ultrathin silica coating of plasmonic nanoparticles
Colorimetric sensing
Nanozymes
Nanozymes(AASTU IG 07/2022)- 2022-24
Nanobiochar (AASTU IG 09/2022)-2022-23
2D Nanosensors AASTU IG-2020-21)