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Thomas Thundat Research Group

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A sensor array can reveal more than a single detector if its measurements are integrated effectively. Thundat researches systems for detecting physical, chemical, and biological information using micro and nanoscale mechanical platforms. His work examines engineered interfaces and their interactions with electromagnetic fields to improve sensitivity and selectivity. Related research investigates molecular interactions at boundaries between solids and fluids, and approaches to delivering power to sensors. Applications span health, environmental monitoring, and safety, connecting fundamental interface science with compact sensing technologies.

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Nanomechanical sensorsChemical detectionBiological sensorsSolid fluid interfacesSensor systems

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