Micro, Nano, and Molecular Systems Group
Micro Nano and Molecular Systems Group: November 2019
Light actuated microsystems
Nanopropellers. Structure fabricated using the Glancing Angle Deposition System.
Microcircuits and robotic systems.
Active transport through tissues.
Multiscalar Fabrication. Minerva on an e-beam written nanopatterned substrate after structuring.
TEM. Imaging of Nanoparticles (Transmission electron microscopy).
Combinatorial materials growth.
3D Complex Nanostructures. TEM images of Ag:Cu alloyed two turn nano-helices (overall length 90 nm).
Sample preparation and chem labs.
Fluorescence Microscopy. Of magnetically actuated Nanopropellers.
Acoustic hologram and particle manipulation
Actuation. Custom magnetic microactuation
3D Models. Artificial and biological micro-swimmers.
Assembling cells with ultrasound
Organ phantoms and biomedical devices
We have moved!
Our lab has moved!
We are now located at the Max Planck Institute for Medical Research and Heidelberg University. For more information about our research, group members, open positions, and for contact information please visit our new group website:
Our group has broad interests in the interaction of optical, electric, and magnetic fields with matter at small length scales. We work on new 3-D fabrication methods, self-assembly, actuation, and propulsion. We have observed a number of fundamental effects and are developing new experimental techniques and instruments.
