Grace Gita Redhyka is a researcher at the Quantum Devices & Technology Research Group, Research Centre for Quantum Physics, BRIN. He obtained his Master’s degree from Osaka University, Japan, where he studied Coulomb Blockade Transport of Encapsulated Single Molecule Magnet in Single Wall Carbon Nanotube Device. He is experienced in low-temperature transport measurement and electron-beam lithography techniques. His research interests include micro/nano-device fabrication, electronics and thermal transport in 1D/2D materials, single-molecule electronics, and instrumentation.

• Research Keywords: micro/nano device fabrication, low-dimensional materials, electrical transport, thermal transport, low temperature, instrumentation
• Contact: grac002(at)brin.go.id
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• M.Eng. | Department of Materials Engineering Science, Osaka University, Japan
• S.T. | Department of Nuclear Engineering and Engineering Physics, Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia

• 2022–present, Researcher, BRIN Research Center for Quantum Physics, Indonesia.
• 2022–2023, Research Assistant, Osaka University, Japan.
• 2014–2021, Researcher, Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI), Indonesia.

• Redhyka, G. G., Hanamura, Y., Yamada, R., & Tada, H. (2021). Two-dimensional binary-coded coordinate markers for fabricating nanodevices. Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, 60(8), 080702.