Our  research focuses on two-dimensional nanomaterials and quantum materials such as  graphene, topological insulator and iron-based superconductor. We investigate  the novel synthesis method, low-dimensional physics and related nanodevices. Our  interest includes, but is not limited to, the electronic and spin transport,  optical and optoelectronic properties, nanodevice and energy applications, and  the first-principles calculations of electronic structures and physical  properties. The Principle Investigator of the group is Prof. Haixin  Chang.  

Quantum Nanomaterials and Device Lab has materials preparation, device fabrication and physical test equipments, including CVD, MBE, PPMS, Keithley 4200, probe station, Solar cell and optoelectronic test system.