Solid-State Physics & Advanced Semiconductor Research Lab
Investigating solid-state phenomena and advanced semiconductor materials to enable next-generation electronics and energy devices.
Research Mission
The Solid-State Physics & Advanced Semiconductor Research Lab investigates the electronic, optical, and magnetic properties of solid-state materials — from conventional semiconductors to topological insulators, two-dimensional materials, and strongly correlated electron systems. The lab develops advanced semiconductor materials and device concepts for next-generation electronics, photovoltaics, and quantum devices — providing the materials physics foundation for DARAS's advanced technology programs.
Key Research Functions
Materials Research
Investigating the physical properties of advanced semiconductor and solid-state materials — characterizing electronic structure, carrier transport, optical response, and magnetic behavior to identify materials with exceptional properties for device applications.
Device Development
Developing advanced semiconductor device concepts — high-electron-mobility transistors, single-photon detectors, and quantum dot devices — that exploit novel material properties to achieve performance beyond conventional semiconductor technology.
Energy Applications
Applying solid-state physics to energy conversion and storage — developing high-efficiency photovoltaic materials, thermoelectric devices, and solid-state battery materials that advance DARAS's clean energy and energy security programs.
Research Capabilities
Directorate of Advanced Research & Applied Sciences
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