The Multifunctional Optical Materials Group of the Institute of Materials Science of Seville is devoted to the development of new photonic structures in which several other functionalities are combined. Materials design, preparation, and characterization, as well as device integration, are all performed within the group to yield a full approach to the problems addressed and give rise to creative solutions. The group comprises a team of materials chemists and physicists that cover all different aspects involved, ranging from the synthesis of nanomaterials to the simulation of the electro-optical performance of devices.

PHOTOSINT Project | DECARBONIZING THE FUTURE OF THE HEAVY INDUSTRY

Our group participate in EU funded project PHOTOSINT - Solar-driven artificial photosynthesis, utilizing local resources to produce green energy (hydrogen & methanol) from wastewater and C02 to make chemical...

Effect of Connectivity on the Carrier Transport and Recombination Dynamics of Perovskite Quantum-Dot Networks

Check out our work in ACS Nano on the photophysics of QD networks with different degrees of connectivity

JOB OFFER

Position Offered: UNIVERSITY GRADUATE contract of 4 years duration. MM24-ICMS-01Momentum Project: ML4QD PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR CONTACT: Email: h.miguez@csic.es Project: A Machine Learning Approach to the Description of...

Strong Light-Matter Coupling in Lead Halide Perovskite Quantum Dot Solids

Check out our ACS Nano publication about strong coupling in Lead Halide Perovskite Quantum Dot Solids.

11F: International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2024

Women from the Multifunctional Optical Materials Group have participated in different disemination sessions in the framework of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science during the month of February. ...

Effect of the effective refractive index on the radiative decay rate in nanoparticle thin films

Check our new Nanoscale article in which we present the first theoretical and experimental study of the influence of the effective refractive index in the modification of the radiative decay rate in nanoparticle...

Inkjet‐Printed and Nanopatterned Phosphors with Strongly Polarized and Directional Emission

Check out our Advanced Functional Materials publication where we combine inkjet-printing and soft-lithography to obtain arbitrary photonic motifs with strongly polarized and directional light emission.