Nanophotonics Postgraduate Projects at CMP
Below you will find a list of potential projects available in CMPs nanophotonics research program. The list is not exhaustive and students are encouraged to discuss with the supervisors other aspects of research that could be relevant to the Centre's research interests. Full project descriptions and information on project supervisors can be found by clicking the 'More Information' links.
Advanced Nano/Biophotonics (ANB)
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Two-dimensional photonic quasicrystal fabrication in polymer by femtosecond laser induced microexplosion method. Supervisor: Prof Min Gu (mgu@swin.edu.au) Photonic crystals have received a lot of attention in recent years because they offer the optical designer a new technology for manufacturing next generation optical devices. Photonic crystals are periodic dielectric structures that are designed to affect the propagation of electromagnetic waves. The aim of this project is to fabricate 2D photonic quasicrystals by using the microexplosion method and study their photonic bandgap properties. More Information |
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Radiation control through nanoparticle infiltration of 3D microstructures Supervisor: Prof Min Gu (mgu@swin.edu.au) The infiltration of nanoparticle into 3D nanostructures enables the interaction of tailorable semiconductor and photonic bandgaps that can allow for a high degree of control over the structures interaction with radiation. A student is needed with a chemistry background to develop a nanoparticle/polymer composition that can lead to efficient, reproducible active 3D microstructures for radiation control.More Information |
