NQPI Research

NQPI's faculty represent a broad range of expertise and their research spans organic materials to semiconductors, and the macroscopic to nanoscale and quantum regimes.

Researchers in the News

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    Drs. Seo, Hla Named 2025-26 Presidential Research Scholars


    Drs. Hee-Jong Seo and Saw Wai Hla are recognized for their national and international prominence in research and named 2025-26 Presidential Research Scholars.

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    Collaboration Develops a New Microscope Design


    NQPI distinguished Prof. Govorov collaborated with Prof. Chang Group at UMass-Dartmouth to develop a new microscope design for artifact-free dark-field imaging of chiral nanoparticles, a critical tool for the field.

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    Named Falling Walls 2024 Laureate, Receives Feynman Prize


    Dr. Saw-Wai Hla has been named the 2024 Laureate in the Physical Sciences by the prestigious Falling Walls Science Breakthrough of the Year awards for his ground-breaking research creating the world's first X-ray of a single atom. He also received Feynman Prize for excellence in nanotechnology experimentation.

    View His Interview about Pioneering X-ray Advances and Breakthrough in Single-Atom Detection

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    Biotesting with Less Expensive Materials: Replacing Colloidal Gold


    Lateral flow testing technology has been around for decades, but only recently received widespread use and attention during the coronavirus pandemic in the form of COVID-19 tests. A large part of what makes most lateral flow assay (LFA) tests function is gold. The OHIO team’s work consisted of using titanium nitride (TiN) and gold-covered copper (Cu@Au) nanoparticles as components in test kits for the first time.

    Making Essential Biotesting More Accessible

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    Researchers Demonstrate Tunable Superconductivity


    Quantum Technology Article: M. A. Mojarro and Sergio E. Ulloa, from Ohio University, alongside their colleagues, investigate superconductivity within a specially designed two-dimensional material, a lattice structure exhibiting a nearly flat energy band that can be tuned with a key parameter."

    Read the Article in Quantum Technology

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