NSQI Research
The Centre for NSQI is an interdisciplinary research environment, with researchers from across the University combining together in ways rarely possible before. From this fusion of ideas and expertise, the knowledge needed to create new technologies to image, measure, model and manipulate matter on the nanoscale will be developed.
Research groups involved in NSQI
Advanced Composites Centre (ACCIS)
Bionanoscience
BIRCH
Centre for Organised Matter Chemistry
Diamond Group
Ecology of Vision
Electrochemistry Group
Intracellular Ion-channel Function Lab
Ionic Self-Assembly & Functional Nanomaterials (Faul Group)
Nanophysics and Soft Matter
Oral Nanoscience
Photonics Group
Pluripotent & Embryonic stem cells
Quantum Information
Quantum Photonics
Surface Physics
Theoretical Physics
Research videos
To find a researcher by name go to the researcher page.
The research based in the Centre for NSQI, the observation, understanding, manipulation and characterisation of nanostructures and reactions, both chemical and biological, is conducted at length-scales of single molecules. To be successful requires levels of vibration within the building to be far lower than that required for any other construction.