Radha Boya

Radha Boya is a Professor in the Department of Physics at The University of Manchester. Her research focuses on the design and fabrication of capillary devices using atomically thin 2D materials, with an emphasis on understanding mass transport through Ångström-scale channels. Her work explores ion, water, and gas transport under extreme confinement, with potential applications in nanofluidics, energy storage, and ionic memory. Boya is also involved in projects related to nanofabrication and 2D materials, and she collaborates on initiatives addressing Sustainable Development Goals. She is currently seeking PhD candidates for her Angstrofluidics Group.

Radha Boya is a Professor at the University of Manchester, specializing in Angstrofluidics, Nanofluidics, and the study of water and ion transport at the nanoscale. Her research explores molecular transport through atomic-scale capillaries, focusing on phenomena such as ion sieving, hydrogen isotope separation, and the behavior of confined water. She investigates the role of graphene and two-dimensional materials in nanofluidic systems, including their applications in DNA self-assembly and molecular patterning. Her work also addresses the physics of water friction and the development of nanoscale sensors. Boya's research bridges fundamental science and technological applications in nanofluidics.