Our experimental research group studies physical properties of low dimensional condensed matter systems. We use advanced nanofabrication techniques combined with controlled sample growth to design and develop sub-micron devices. These devices will be used to explore microscopic mechanisms that influence and/or dictate the fundamental physical properties at the nanometer scale level.

We explore electron transport in superconducting wires, CDW materials, oxide nanomaterials under extreme physical conditions: ultra low temperatures (10 mK), high magnetic fields (16 T) and a.c. electric fields (~GHz). Some of our physics interests include quantum phase transitions (e.g. superconductor-insulator transition), conduction in superconducting wires, phase transition in single nanowires, microwave spectroscopy to study collective phases in graphene monolayers, superconducting films etc.