Our group has three main research directions:

 

1) Nano-electromechanical systems (NEMS) as biosensors.

2) Microwave sensors for sensing cells and viruses in microfluidics systems

3) Nanoscale Mechatronics including Nanomechanical Computation Mechanisms. 

 

NEMS: We create nanoscale electromechanical devices for fundamental studies and biomedical applications. These devices are called NEMS (Nanoelectromechanical Systems).  

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Current NEMS research in our lab focuses on

1) NEMS single-molecule biosensors

2) Nanomechanical computation

3) NEMS based artificial olfaction Tubitak 1003 Project (in Turkish).

4) Phase Noise in NEMS Tubitak 1001 Project (in Turkish)

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Microwave Sensors: You can visit our ERC Grant webpage for more information.