"Welcome to the Advanced Electronic Materials and Systems (AEMS) Lab. We are a dynamic research group dedicated to advancing sustainable energy solutions and cutting-edge sensing technologies. Our work spans energy harvesting through triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) and droplet-based systems, integrating perovskite materials for hybrid energy collection."

"We also focus on high-performance thin-film devices for photodetection, infrared and neuromorphic applications utilizing techniques like pulsed laser deposition (PLD) and sputtering. In the realm of nano mechanics, we design ultra-sensitive resonators for mass sensing and photodetection, employing in-house developed optical detection methods to explore fundamental resonance behaviors."

"Additionally, we develop solar glass coatings via spray pyrolysis, a cost-effective technique for depositing anti-soiling and anti-reflecting coating. By using state of the art scanning probe microscopy, we characterize series of different electronic properties at nanoscale."