Author: HPY

The e-Microscopy course (previously 6960-006) is offered as a regular course for senior undergrad (ECE 5255) and grad (ECE 6255) students. Here is some more information about the class.

In this semester, we proceed with the course in a hybrid format (lab sessions on campus + lectures online). We will have a mini-conference at the end of the semester (December 3, Thursday at 12:25 pm; online). Details will be announced on this website in November. This event will be open to the public.

Olivia will be working on her undergraduate project in our group. We welcome our talented new member!

Yang and David’s work, titled “Hyperspectroscopic Photoluminescence Imaging of Si Micropillar Arrays”, is presented at the M&M Conference.

Dr. Yoon gave an online lecture and a hands-on demo (solar car) for the Hi-GEAR campers. We observed the operation of a model solar-car under the bright sunlight in Utah.
https://www.coe.utah.edu/k12/summercamps/

We are happy to have a new PhD student, Yu-Lin Hsu! Welcome on board.

Yang and her collaborator’s work on the Micropillar Arrays (Metal-Assisted Chemical Etching) has been submitted for Journal Publications. We thank Yang for her hard work, particularly on photoluminescence microscopy.

Yang and Kaden’s papers were presented at the EMC (Electronic Materials Conference) meeting. Thank you David for assisting Yang on the presentation.

https://www.mrs.org/62nd-emc/virtual-emc-2020

David and Dr. Yoon has filed a patent about the novel lift-off process of CdTe thin-films (16/881,500 ). Thank you for the support by the TVC at the U.

We congratulate our graduates, particularly our team members.

David Magginetti: Ph.D.

Yang Qian: M.S.

Dinorah Segovia: B.S.

Thank you so much working with us. We wish you the very best for your next step. Please come back in 2021 for in-person Commencement.

(Picture: Online Commencement on May 1st)