Welcome!
Our group's research focuses on the fabrication of nanometer-scale devices and the measurement of their electronic and magnetic properties, usually at low temperatures.
Our primary research areas include:
- topological superconductivity
- electrostatic control of magnetization in magnetic semiconductors
- low dimensional electron and hole gases
- mesoscopic phenomena
- spintronics
- new nanofabrication techniques
Our group closely collaborates with the groups of Gabor Chathy, Michael Manfra, Yong Chen and Yuli Lyanda-Geller
Our group is associated with Birck
Nanotechnology Center at Purdue University
Graduate and undergraduate students who wish to find out
more about doing research in the group are encouraged to talk
to Prof. Rokhinson.
