Nanomaterials for Next-generation Technologies
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Utah State University
Our research interest is in functional nanomaterials for highly efficient photonic devices, near-field nanoimaging, and ultrafast magneto-optical spectroscopy.
We are looking for motivated undergraduate and graduate students. Please contact Dr. Trinh if you are interested in his research program. Click here for application information
Contact: t.trinh@usu.edu
Research
Functional nanomaterials
Nanoimaging
Ultrafast Magneto-optics
News
8/2023: Welcome Kieu Nguyen, Kien Mac, and Caleb joining the group
5//22/2023: Welcome Antonio Richards, a "Native American Summer Mentorship Program", joins us this summer
4/3/2023: after 4 months of delay, eventually the NTEGRA II-AFM optical near-field system is being installed.
2/10/2023: Welcome Chase Pyrah, an undergraduate student, to join the team.
1/1/2023: Welcome Thu Trinh Phan, a Ph.D. student, to join the team.
Magneto-optics, nonlinear optical spectroscopy, and single-photon detection are up and running
Dr. Trinh starts a new research group at Utah State University, July 2022