Prof Patrick Kluth
Position |
Professor |
|---|---|
Department |
Physics Education Centre Materials Physics |
Qualifications |
Dipl. Phys., PhD |
Office phone |
50358 |
Email |
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Office |
John Carver 4 15 |
Nanofluidic diodes: from biosensors to water treatment
Controlling the flow of ions and molecules through nano-sized pores is fundamental in many biological processes and the basis for applications such as DNA detection, water desalination and drug delivery. The project aims to develop solid-state nanofluidic diodes and exploit their properties for applications in bio-sensors and ion-selective channels.
Functional nanopore membranes
Nano-pore membranes have important applications in chemical- and bio-sensing, water filtration and protein separation. This project will investigate our innovative technology to fabricate nanopore membranes in silicon dioxide and silicon nitride and exploit their use for advanced applications.
Solid-state nanopore sensors: Unveiling new frontiers in biomolecule detection
Investigate novel nanopore bio-sensors using nanofabrication, bio-chemsity and machine learning.
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