Dr. Cancan Blaser

Project experience: synthesis of organic-inorganic nanocomposite; carbon nanomaterials based transistors for environmental sensors; gas sensors from science to demonstration Responsible: project development (proposal writing); chemical-lab safety; group marketing and outreach activities; mentorship of students; teaching lab course

Project experience: organic synthesis; applications of nanomaterials in molecular electronics; nanoelectronics based on molecular-level materials and biomolecules Responsible: project management (SNF, Nr. P2BEP2_168654) Key achievement: project objectives achieved; two publications as first author

materials/experiments design and execution; instrument development; data analysis and mining; project management and development; international collaborations; research reporting; mentorship of master students; and teaching lab course for bachelor students; group marketing 14 publications in the peer journals; oral and poster presentation in more than 5 international conferences; Swiss National Science Foundation early-stage mobility fellowship

hesis: Charge transport through single molecules using break junction techniques and electrochemical methods Research topics: molecular electronic; molecular device; surface chemistry; electrochemistry; instrument development for electrical measurement

Thesis: Graphene based catalysts, and electrichemical catalysts, and application in energy conversion and storage

Material chemistry