Weighing out samples in our thin-film clean-room. Here, we have a class 10,000 clean-room which we use to perform simple lithography and also prepare thin organic and metallic films and photonic devices.

Preparing solutions of organic materials in our clean-room.

Microcavity spectroscopy system, used to measure the reflectivity and photoluminescence emission of organic-semiconductor micocavities and other photonic structures as a function of angle and also temperature (room-temperature to liquid nitrogen).

Our laser scanning atomic force microscope system used to image a range of biological materials

Our Omicron low-temperature UHV AFM / STM system. This is being used to study the physical and electronic structure of device applicable organic thin-films, biomolecules and various bacteria.

Our glove-box in the North-Campus Nanoscience clean room. This system is linked to a Kurt Leskar evaporator system and is used for fabrication and encapsulation of OPVs and OLEDs.

Device preparation in our OLED fabrication and development suite.

Our solar simulator and quantum efficiency testing station used in the evaluation of organic photovoltaic devices.