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Peter Grutter is a professor in the Department of Physics at McGill University and holds the James McGill Chair. He has a strong background in physics, particularly in scanning probe techniques, which provides an excellent foundation for contributing significantly to the emerging field of nanotechnology. His research group is focused on addressing fundamental 'big' science questions by inventing, designing, building, and modifying atomic force microscopes and related instruments. Grutter's work includes manipulating and studying the structure-property relation of nanoscale systems with world-leading technology that combines nanoscale spatial and femtosecond time resolution. One of the key aspects of his research is translating fundamental scientific discoveries into commercial applications, fostering fruitful industrial collaborations. His research interests also encompass electrochemistry at an atomic scale, machine learning applications to optimize materials for CO2 conversion, and ultrafast optics in two-dimensional systems. Grutter actively collaborates with institutions including NRC Materials Engineering, University College London, and the University of Ottawa, focusing on advanced methods and their applications in studying optoelectronic properties.
McGill University • Montreal, Canada
Teaching and conducting research in Physics, specializing in nanotechnology and advanced measurement techniques.
Department: Department of Medicine. Program: Experimental Medicine.