Nanostructured Materials and Devices Lab
Nanostructured Materials and Devices Lab
The Nanostructured Materials and Devices Lab (NMDL) at the Kumoh National Institute of Technology (kit) explores advanced nanofabrication technology derived from semiconductor processing. Through convergence research that encompasses "process-material-property-application," our aim is to achieve scalable nanomanufacturing and create nanostructured materials with exceptional properties for industrial applications. Our current research areas include the following:
- Advanced 3D lithography
- Advanced 3D lithography
- Optical simulation & materials (photomask, photoresist)
- Optical simulation & materials (photomask, photoresist)
- Atomic layer deposition (ALD) for nanoporous materials
- Atomic layer deposition (ALD) for nanoporous materials
- 3D nanoarchitecture for future semiconductor devices
- 3D nanoarchitecture for future semiconductor devices
- 3D nanolattices & nanocomposites with exceptional functionalities
- 3D nanolattices & nanocomposites with exceptional functionalities
- Advanced membrane technology for environmental applications
- Advanced membrane technology for environmental applications
- Naturally occuring or nature-inspired materials