REED LAB CURRENT MEMBERS

Prof. Mark Reed

Dr. Marleen van der Veen
Postdoctoral Fellow

Dr. Laetitia Bernard
Postdoctoral Fellow

Ryan Munden
Graduate student

David Aaron Routenberg
Graduate student 

Stan Guthrie
Graduate student

Aleksandar Vacic
Graduate student

Daniel Turner-Evans
Undergraduate Student

Nathan Laughton
Undergraduate Student

Laetitia Bernard

My research interests focus on nano-scale science and technologies, in particular on molecular-based hybrid systems exhibiting new electrical, magnetic and/or optical properties at reduced dimensions. In particular, I have been involved in the fabrication and electrical transport characterization of various systems based on nano-objects such as multi-layered metallic nanowires, magnetic tunneling junctions and molecular junctions. Additionally, I could have the opportunity to work on thermal transport and Seebeck effect, magneto-resistive effects (AMR, GMR, TMR) and optical phenomena (UV/visible and Fourier transform IR spectroscopies). Finally, I enlarged my objectives towards application by developping electrical circuit designs based on electrostatic trapping and self-assembly philosophies.

Interdisciplinary projects combining physics, chemistry and engineering provide original and challenging future developments. Thus they are of great scientific interest to me and I believe to the whole nano-science community.