MSc (Eng) Research in Electronic and Electrical Engineering - Bio Nanoelectronics in Leeds United Kingdom | University of Leeds

Pursuing a postgraduate research degree requires strong dedication and enthusiasm for your chosen field. The journey is demanding but immensely fulfilling. As a doctoral candidate, you'll conduct specialized research under the guidance of a principal supervisor and additional co-supervisors.

Professor Walti collaborates with a group of postgraduate researchers employing atomic force microscopy to study cell separation. Molecular self-assembly presents a promising approach for organizing nanoscale elements, leveraging the unique lock-and-key interactions found in many biological and molecular systems. Our team explores various strategies to integrate biological functions into nanoelectronic devices. These innovative techniques hold potential for developing advanced molecular sensors, memory and switching components, and methods for controlled three-dimensional assembly.