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… but what is really Nano Science?
Molecule
100,000 smaller
Small isDifferent!
Nano size yields new materials, properties & functions
Human Hair
Why Nano?Nano is the only multi-discipline directly
addressing every one of humanity’s challenges
Energy
Consumption
Communication &
Computation
Health Homeland Security
Environment
Center for Nano Science &
Nanotechnology
Commercial
Success
Top Tier
Infrastructure
Scientific
Excellence
Center
Human CapitalBrain Gain Vs. Brain Drain
What will our researchers discover next?
39 recruits, 545 Students, 14 Staff
78 Research Groups:
Chemistry (26)
+
Earth Sciences (3)
Biology & Medicine (23)
Engineering (10)
Physics (16)
Commercialization Activities (2007-2014)
Fulcrum SP Materials
10
444 Patent applications, 179 approved
147 Licensing agreements
204 Service/Consulting agreements with
industry
8 Startups in the last academic year!!!
Printed Electronics
Displays Plastic Solar
CellsSignage
Smart
Bandage
Touch
ScreensSensors
Smart
Packaging
Disposable
Bio-sensors
Functional Materials
Functional Nano Coatings
Paints & Coating
Thermo solar
collectors
Greenhouse
Plastic Sheets
Food
Packaging
Composite films for
LED light tuningAnti Bio-fouling films
Functional Materials
Prof. Uri Banin
Quantum Dots Solution
for Better Lighting
“ We are able to filter light
and extract only the desired
colors to save energy in TV
screens and lighting.”
Functional Materials
The Invisible Cloak
Prof Uriel Levy
“We have developed
a new meta material
that makes objects
invisible by
controlling the flow
of light”
Optronics
The problem of photonics technology
Oil
Inlet
Fluorescent
dye
Outlet
𝒘 = 𝟐𝝁𝒎
Fluorescent
DYE
Droplet generation - Concept
𝒅 = 𝟑𝝁𝒎
OIL
R6G
𝟓𝝁𝒎
Tunability
𝟕𝟎 𝒏𝒎 of tunability in single mode operation.
A. Bakal, C. Vannahme, A. Kristensen, U. Levy, APL, 107, 211105, (2015)
Non GPS Navigation System
Prof Uriel Levy
“We are developing
a reception free, non
GPS navigation
system for defense,
homeland security
and general
engineering”
Optronics
Silicon is transparent
in near-infrared
Silicon is poor
absorber in near-
infrared
Mechanisms for Silicon Photodetection in NIR
Two photon absorption (TPA)
Insertion of midbandgap states
Cavity enhanced photocurrent
Germanium integration
Integration with III-V materials
Silicon Photodetection in NIR
Schottky Barrier Photodetection
Internal photoemission process
PROBLEM
Small interaction volume between photons and electrons in metal
Large electron momentum mismatch between metal and semiconductor
Plasmonics can help!
Results
laser
lens
stage
DUT
R(1550nm)~ 5 mA/W
R(1310nm)~12 mA/W
R(1064nm)~30 mA/W
Id~100nA
Popt =1mW
B. Desiatov et al, Optica, vol. 2, pp. 335, (2015)