Nano and Molecular Systems Research Unit
The unit strongly contributes to teaching by providing majority of physics education outcome at the University of Oulu and radiation safety training. In addition, the unit is involved in education about climate change through the Climate University project and collaboration with high schools.
The research is supported by European Union ERC and Horizon2020 programs, Academy of Finland, China Scholarship council and various domestic and international foundations and funds.
Research at NANOMO
Aerosols & Climate
By means of experimental, theoretical, computational and Machine learning methods we aim to provide more understanding on how aerosol particles affect air quality and climate.
Ab initio modeling | Theoretical physics
Theoretical physics
Functional Materials
The functional materials research in NANOMO is dedicated to designs and functionalization of novel nano-materials ranging from inorganic layered crystals and synthetic semiconductors to bionic polymers.
Clusters and Nanoparticles
Clusters and nanoparticles
Biomedical Physics
Biomedical Physics
Theory of Atomic and Molecular Physics | Physics Didactics
Theory of Atomic and Molecular Physics | Physics Didactics
Synchrotron Radiation and Applications
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I4FUTURE MSCA-COFUND
This website provides information of the I4Future doctoral programme - Imaging for the Future: Novel Imaging and Characterization Methods in Bio, Medical and Environmental Research and Technology Innovations.
FIMAX
FIMAX is a consortium of Finnish Universities and research organizations with a valid collaboration agreement with MAX IV Laboratory. Within the framework of this contract, FIMAX contributes to MAX IV Laboratory by providing expertise, support, equipment, personnel and operation funds. In return MAX IV Laboratory gives FIMAX the possibility of placing their staff and equipment at the facility, as well as Guaranted Access Time (GAT). GAT is based on the financial contribution equivalent (staff, equipment, funding) in the contract and is calculated annually. All members of FIMAX are eligible (and encouraged) to have their beamtime proposals considered for GAT. The basis for GAT allocation is set by FIMAX Steering Group and the scientific quality of the proposals are evaluated in the MAX IV Laboratory PACs. The deadlines and decision dates are the same as for the PAC review of MAX IV Laboratory.
Through professor Marko Huttula, FIMAX is also a participant in the LEAPS (The League of European Accelerator-based Photon Sources) General Assembly.
Contact
- Marko Huttula (marko.huttula@oulu.fi)
- Samuli Urpelainen (samuli.urpelainen@oulu.fi)
Infrastructure
Nano and Molecular Systems Research Unit has research infrastructure for studying electronic properties of matter in all forms.
Study
NANOMO staff provides a number of courses at all levels within the physics degree program. The unit especially gives teaching in the following specializations
- Molecular and materials physics
- Biomedical physics
- Theoretical physics
For more information click the course names or see the study guides provided in Weboodi.