Optoelectronic Materials
Bioimaging Probes
Polymer Nanoscience
Who we are
Our research on optoelectronic materials spans the fields of organic, inorganic, and physical chemistry, polymer science, and nanomaterials. Our mission is to provide a collaborative environment where creativity is encouraged, and trainees have the freedom to break new ground. We use a targeted approach to training to help every individual set and achieve goals, whether through academic exchanges, industry partnerships, outreach, and more. Learn More
News
Ryoga wins Doctoral Dissertation Award
Ryoga has won the Chris Orvig Doctoral Prize for the top PhD thesis in Chemistry at UBC. Outstanding work!
Dusty appointed as Assistant Professor at Mount Allison
PDF Dusty Cadwallader will join Mount Allison University as an Assistant Professor in July 2027. Best wishes!
Anupam awarded Killam PDF
Anupam Dey has been awarded a Killam Postdoctoral Fellowship from UBC. Congratulations!