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- The Center of Excellence (CoE) in Nanotechnology is located inside the Asian Institute of Technology campus. It is one among the eight centers of excellence in Thailand. The CoEN at AIT is about applied research and graduate education in the field of nanotechnology. The unifying concept in the center's research activities is to make use of inexpensive wet-chemical methods to fabricate innovative materials and futuristic device components. Current research activities at the CoEN focuses on dye-sensitized solar cells, Piezotronic devices, gas sensors, bio-diagnostic tools, specific microbial sensors, heavy metal ion sensors for wastewater, environmental mitigation through visible light photocatalysis, self-organisation of nanoparticles, and layer-by-layer growth from colloidal particles, among others. The Master's degree program in Nanotechnology has been launched in 2009. The center has over 30 members from 10 different countries who carry out cross-disciplinary research in nanotechnology. Notable international collaborations are with: State University of New York, Buffalo, USA; S N Bose National Centre for Basic Science, India; Center of Photoelectrochemical Energy, Korea University, Jochiwon, South Korea; Center for Nanobioscience, Agharkar Institute, India; Inorganic Materials Laboratory, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden; Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Switzerland; Uppsala University, Sweden; University of Quebec, Canada; Leibniz Institute of New Materials, Germany; University of California, Berkeley, USA; and Griffith University, Australia. (en)
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- The Center of Excellence (CoE) in Nanotechnology is located inside the Asian Institute of Technology campus. It is one among the eight centers of excellence in Thailand. The CoEN at AIT is about applied research and graduate education in the field of nanotechnology. The unifying concept in the center's research activities is to make use of inexpensive wet-chemical methods to fabricate innovative materials and futuristic device components. Current research activities at the CoEN focuses on dye-sensitized solar cells, Piezotronic devices, gas sensors, bio-diagnostic tools, specific microbial sensors, heavy metal ion sensors for wastewater, environmental mitigation through visible light photocatalysis, self-organisation of nanoparticles, and layer-by-layer growth from colloidal particles, amo (en)
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