The research group conducts pioneering research in electron-beam-enabled manufacturing (EBEAM). We focus on fundamentally advancing the fabrication of materials at the nanoscale using state-of-the-art electron microscopy techniques, including SEM and TEM. Our work aims to develop advanced in situ control and monitoring systems, pushing the boundaries of additive manufacturing at the atomic and nanometre scales.

Our goal is to understand the fundamental scientific principles underlying this emerging technology. With a strong emphasis on practical applications, we investigate the synthesis of 2D materials and precisely fabricated structures for a wide range of fields, including electronics, renewable energy, catalysis and other advanced technologies.

Keywords

  • nanomaterials
  • electron-beam manufacturing
  • advanced microscopy
  • additive manufacturing
  • in situ characterisation

Research Area

Materials for Energy and Environmental Technologies

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