Past & Present Exemples

Our research is interdisciplinary and consequently collaborations, both formal and informal,are critical to our work allowing us to access the expertise we potentially lack, to give further impact to our research activities as well as to create new opportunities... Some of the present and past collaborations and interactions include the following institutions...

Academic & Industrial

Academic

France , Germany , Italy , Japan , Korea , Senegal , United Kingdom


France
CEA - Saclay	Laboratoire d'Electronique et nanoPhotonique Organique (LEPO)	Dr Fabrice Charra
Institut Charles Gerhardt ENS Chimie Montpellier	Ingénierie et Architectures Macromoléculaires	Dr Patrick Lacroix-Desmazes
Institut de Physique et Chimie des Matériaux de Strasbourg (IPCMS) - CNRS-Université de Strasbourg	IPCMS	Dr Jean-Yves Bigot Dr Alain Fort Dr Benoît Heinrich Dr Stéphane Mery Dr Mircea Vomir
Université Pierre and Marie Curie	Institut Parisien de Chimie Moléculaire, Chimie des Polymères	Dr Fabrice Mathevet
Université Claude Bernard Lyon I	Laboratoire des Multi-materials et Interfaces (LMI)	Prof Arnaud Brioude Dr Mathieu Maillard
Germany
karlsruhe Institute of Technology	Unabhängiger Nachwuchsgruppenleiter Biophotonik	Dr Timo Mappes
karlsruhe Institute of Technology	Institute of Toxicology and Genetics	Dr Irina Nazarenko
Jena	Institut für Photonische Technologien	Dr Christoph krafft
Italy
Sapienza Universita di Roma	Diparimento di Fisica - Complex Light	Dr Claudio Conti
Japan
Riken	Supramolecular Science Laboratory	Dr Tetsuya Aoyama Dr Masuki Kawamoto Dr Takafumi Sassa
Riken	Surface and Interface Science Laboratory	Dr Yousoo Kim
Kyushu University	Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics Research (OPERA)	Prof Chihaya Adachi Prof Jean-Charles Ribierre
Korea
Ewha W. University	Div. of Mathematical and Physical Sciences CNRS-Ewha International Research Center (CERC)	Prof Jeong Weon Wu Dr Kwang Jin Lee Prof Dong-Wook Kim
Pukyong National University	Department of Chemical Engineering	Prof Ju-Hyung Kim
Sogang University	Biological Interfaces	Prof Kwanwoo Shin
Senegal
Université Gaston Berger (St Louis)	U.F.R. de Sciences Appliquées et de Technologie	Dr André Faye
United Arab Emirates
Masdar Institute of Science and Technology	Nano-Optics and Optoelectronics Research Laboratory	Khalid Marbou Dr Calvyn T. Howells Prof Marcus S. Dahlem
United Kingdom
University of St Andrews	Chemistry	Prof Michael Bühl Prof David Cole-Hamilton Dr Richard Baker Dr Gordon Florence Dr Steve M Francis Dr Herbert Frutchl Dr Tanja van Mourik
University of St Andrews	Synthetic Optics Group	Dr Andrea di Falco
University of St Andrews	Optical Trapping Group	Prof Kishan Dholakia Dr David Stevenson Rob Marchington Woei Ming Lee (Steve Lee, now in ANU)
University of St Andrews	Organic Semiconductor Optoelectronics research group and Organic Semiconductor Centre (OSC)	Prof Ifor Samuel Dr Graham Turnbull Dr Ashu Bansal Dr Salvatore Gambino Dr Arvydas Ruseckas
University of St Andrews	Superconductivity and Magnetism research group	Prof Stephen Lee
University of Dundee	Institute for Medical Science and Technology (IMSaT)	Prof Andreas Melzer Prof Sir Alfred Cuschieri Dr Stuart Brown Dr Lijun Wang Dr Zhigang Wang
University of Dundee	College of Life Science	Dr Suzanne Duce
University of Dundee	Biophotonics group and IMSaT	Dr Mike MacDonald
University of Dundee	Applied Optical Manipulation Group	Dr David McGloin
University of Edinburgh	School of Physics and CSEC	Prof M.I. McMahon
University of Glasgow	School of Physics and Astronomy	Prof John Chapman Dr Donald McLaren
Heriot-Watt University	Department of Chemical Engineering	Dr Henry Bock
Queen's University Belfast	School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering	Dr Mark Muldon Dr Kris Anderson

Industrial