LIN Research Group

We use innovative nanomaterials, including atomic flakes and nanowires, to nanoscale electronics and investigate the electrical properties of carriers in these low-dimensional systems.

In nanoscale electronics, low-frequency noise is ubiquitous and dominates the signal-to-noise performance. We monitor the low-frequency current fluctuations and study the mechanism of electric noise in them.

To produce high-performance nanoelectronics with precisely controlled charge transport, it is to carefully consider the nanocontact (NC) component. We investigate the NC challenges in nanoelectronics using a microscope through temperature-dependent measurements.

0D, 1D and 2D-based devices offer great potential to implement future integrated nanoelectronic systems for both on-board computing and information storage. We attempt to develop the possibilities of logic circuits on these nanomaterials.