Radhe Shyam - About

About me

I am Radhe Shyam, working as an Assistant Professor in the research group of the Dr. Tomasz Marszalek in the Department of Molecular Physics at Lodz university of Technology, Lodz, Poland. Previously I wsa working as a postdoctoral researcher with Manaka-Taguchi Laboratory in Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Institute of Science, Tokyo, Japan, where my research is focused on developing high-performance thin-film electronic and optoelectronic devices using advanced material systems.

My work explores innovative fabrication strategies to control molecular orientation and charge transport properties in organic semiconductors, 2D materials, nanomaterials, and quantum dots. A significant part of my research involves utilizing advanced characterization techniques, particularly time-resolved second harmonic generation (TRM-SHG), to visualize and analyze charge carrier dynamics and molecular interactions at the nanoscale.

Through cost-effective solution-processing methods such as Unidirectional Floating Film Transfer Method (UFTM), I aim to fabricate highly oriented thin films for applications in organic field-effect transistors (OFETs), organic light-emitting transistors (OLETs), and gas sensors. My long-term research interest lies in integrating these novel materials and processing techniques to advance flexible, low-power, and highly efficient electronic and optoelectronic devices.

I am passionate about interdisciplinary research that bridges material science, device physics, and advanced optical characterization to push the boundaries of next-generation flexible electronics.