Our research center focuses its research on the synthesis of nanoparticles and respective applications. In particular, we have intensively studied the unlimited application potential for nanoparticles in the medical and energy sectors.

Because nanoparticles are one billionth of a meter in length and they show unique properties different to from their bulk material counterparts. Nanotechnology has attracted a great deal of worldwide attention as a core technology of the future. Nanoparticles represent unique electrical, optical, magnetic, and chemical properties different from those of bulk states, atoms, or molecules. These properties are determined by factors, including particle size, shape, and structure. In addition, the use of these unique properties presents opportunities to apply nanoparticles in numerous fields, including medicine, life sciences, the energy sector, and information technology. What is required above all is to secure a technology that expands development of the synthesis process of uniform nanocrystals, and respective mass production processes.