We investigate light-matter interactions within nanoscale materials and structures through advanced spectroscopic methods, to gain a deeper understanding of the fundamental properties that emerge from small dimensionality, large interface area, hybridization and precise nanostructuring. We also harness capabilities to create artificial materials of arbitrary size, shape, and composition to engineer their optical properties, for applications ranging from quantum sensors to photovoltaic and light-emitting devices.

Our team comprises experts from diverse scientific backgrounds, including physics, chemistry, and engineering. We collaborate to advance knowledge in nanoscience, striving to contribute to technological advancements in photonics, electronics, and energy.

Explore our ongoing projects, meet our team members, and access our research findings on this website.

Our Research

Our research embraces key areas of nanoelectronics and nanophotonics, including organic semiconductors, nanowires, plasmonics, and new ideas in quantum and “cognitive” optical networks. We are particularly interested in fundamental properties of materials emerging from small dimensionality, large interface area, hybridization and artificial nanostructuring. The main topics are:

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Prof. Cesare Soci
csoci @ ntu.edu.sg
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Division of Physics and Applied Physics, School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Nanyang Technological University, 21 Nanyang Link,
Singapore 637371‍

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Job Openings

We are constantly looking for dynamic and highly motivated students and researchers to join our group. Candidates interested in joining this laboratory should contact Cesare Soci at csoci @ ntu.edu.sg. Apologies if we will not be able to reply to all emails due to the large volume of requests.