PhD Electronics and Nanoscale Engineering

Course Overview This research program in Electronics and Nanoscale Engineering provides unparalleled access to world-class facilities like the James Watt Nanofabrication Centre, enabling cutting-edge research at the atomic level. Students will join a dynamic community tackling diverse challenges, from quantum sensors and ultrafast optics to atomistic device simulations and nanofabrication. The division's strong industrial and global academic collaborations offer exceptional opportunities for impactful research and career development. Key Program Highlights Direct access to the renowned James Watt Nanofabrication Centre, a world-record-holding facility Collaboration with over 250 international companies and 90 global universities Research spans semiconductor modeling, optoelectronics, and micro/nanotechnology Work on pioneering projects in quantum transport, photonic integration, and atomic force microscopy Join a large, vibrant research community of over 70 students and leading academics