Why S² Lab
Work on fundamental questions in a focused, collaborative, and internationally minded research environment. Students build practical skills while learning to connect careful measurements with physical and chemical reasoning.
Opportunities
S² Lab welcomes motivated students interested in surfaces, interfaces, functional materials, and atomic-scale measurement.
Currently recruiting: undergraduate researchers · M.S. students · Ph.D. students
Research Opportunities
Projects may involve scanning tunneling microscopy, atomic force microscopy, spectroscopy, ambient-pressure surface characterization, hybrid perovskites, oxides, and other functional materials.
Who We Are Looking For
Curious and reliable students who enjoy experimental work, ask clear questions, document results carefully, and want to grow across physics, chemistry, materials science, and instrumentation.
How to Apply
Email a short introduction, your research interests, and a CV or transcript. Informal questions are welcome.