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Programmable and
Interactive Materials
The Sitt Research Group
School of Chemistry,
Sackler Faculty of Exact Sciences
In our group, we are interested in understanding the interplay between information, structure, and function in nano and microscale systems.
Our research interests include:
Stimuli-response
in nano and microsystems
Reversible and controlled
self-assembly
Programmable
1-D to 3-D folding
in the nanoscale
Chemistry in
confined
environments
Multi-componental organic and inorganic nanoparticles
Information theory in micro and nanoscale systems
In our lab we employ a variety of synthesis and fabrication techniques including lithography, electrohydrodynamic co-jetting, and deposition methods. We make use an array of microscopy and spectroscopy techniques for characterization and manipulation of these systems, and utilize computational and theoretical tools for modeling, analysis, and understanding their characteristics.
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