Nanodevice Quantum Simulation

Modeling of quantum electronic transport in nanostructured semiconductor systems.

Research

Simulations and modeling of quantum transport in nano-/opto/thermo-electronic devices using in-house developed codes.

We mainly focus on physically based numerical methodology, heat management, photovoltaics and bio-inspired Engineering

Methodologies

Development of original and efficient approaches to describe inelastic interactions, time dependent transport and quantum heat transport at the nanoscale.

Heat Management

Conception of nano-heat engine and nano-coolers to over the self-heating effect generated in nanoelectronics and optoelectronics devices.

Photovoltaics

Study of highly efficient emerging solar cells which take advantage of nanostructuration.

Bioinspired Engineering

Modeling and simulations of light-converting devices based on our understanding of biological systems.

Latest News and Publications

Bhanu Jai Singh received the Young Researcher Award of E-MRS!

Bhanu Jai Singh received the Young Researcher Award at the European Materials Research Society (E-MRS) Spring Meeting 2026, held in Strasbourg, France, from May 25–29. Congratulation to him!

Invited talk of Marc Bescond at CSW

Compound Semiconductor Week: session "Quantum Nanostructures and Physics" in Kumamoto-Japan, https://csw-jpn.org/ Marc Bescond gave an invited talk at the CSW "on Cooling at the Nanoscale with Quantum Heterostructures". Many thanks to the organizers for this great event! Ref : M. Bescond, "Cooling at the Nanoscale with Quantum Heterostructures," CSW ,24-28 May 2026, Kumamoto (Japan).