Welcome to the Garrido group (E25)

Our group explores the use of carbon-based functional materials, such as diamond, graphene, and organic semiconductors for applications in biosensing and bioelectronics.
In this context, our research focuses on various aspects of material preparation and characterization, advanced semiconductor technology, surface modification and surface biofunctionalization, as well as specific issues related to in-electrolyte device characterization.
We are interested in fundamental questions concerning electronic transport at electrified solid/liquid interfaces, electron transfer across inorganic/(bio)organic interfaces,  biomolecule/surface interactions, surface-based sensing mechanisms, cell – transistor coupling, etc.
A selection of the research activities conducted in our group can be found here. Contact Jose A. Garrido for any further information on our group.

 

TUM Technische Universität München TUM Technische Universität München Physik Department Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik TUM Technische Universität München
 

Upcoming Events

14.05-18.05.2012 
Jose A. Garrido
Graphene: a novel carbon material for sensing applications

talk, E-MRS, Strasbourg, France

 

20.05-24.06.2012 
Jose A. Garrido
Graphene field effect transistors for bioelectronics

talk, New Diamond and Nano Carbons Conference (NDNC), San Juan, Puerto Rico

 

10.06-14.06.2012 
Jose A. Garrido
Graphene field effect transistors for bioelectronics

talk, CIMTEC 2012, Montecatini terme, Italy