Yoon Research Group (ECE, University of Utah)
Here is “The Team”, leading the NanoEngineering Group. We are grateful to have each other in the team to implement the bold ideas in the field of Nano/Micro Materials and Devices.
(left to clockwise) David Magginetti, Dr. Yoon, Kaden Powell, Dinorah Segovia, Yang Qian
We attended the EMC conference and gave talks. Along with the technical discussions, we enjoyed the beautiful summer time and the festival at Ann Arbor, MI.
Yoon research group hosted high-school campers participating the Hi-GEAR program (High School-Girls Engineering Abilities Realized) at the University of Utah. We assembled solar cars and watched them working under sunlight. A nice sunny day was perfect for exploring the integrated technology (solar + robotics).
Andrew (REU student from Clarion University) gave his final presentation at the Summer Symposium organized by the Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR) at the University of Utah. It was a delightful experience having Andy in the group over the summer. Good work, Andy.
(left to right: Dean Collett, Andrew Baker, Xueling Cheng, and Yoon)
Eric and Zijian will continue their graduate programs at the University of California (San Diego) and at Northwestern University, respectively. We wish them the best for their next journey. Both students were tremendously helpful setting up the lab. Thank you!
(from left to right) Hui Zhou, Andrew Baker, Eric Snyder, Dean Collett, David Magginetti, and Zijian Wang
The Technical Open-House is one of the exciting events in the ECE department at the University of Utah. All ECE students must complete a senior project to meet graduation requirements. One-year long senior projects are presented in the conference with students, faculty, and sponsors from industry and national labs.
(more information: LINK)
Dean gave a final presentation at the Technical Open-House and won the award (Outstanding Electrical Engineering Senior Project).
Dean, lots of Congratulations!!
We are proud of you.
* Pictures from top left to clockwise (students from ECE 3200 class)
(1) Dean and his wife
(2) Phuc and Dean
(3) Lila and Dean
(4) Janna and Dean
(5) Keoki and Dean,
(6) Tenita, Zak, Prof. Joel Harley, Dean, and Kassidee
ECE 3200 is a core course for EE major students. Starting from the fundamental atomic structure, we learn the device operations in details. We plan on inviting industry engineers at the end of the semester to learn about the real life problems in semiconductor industry. The students are very much motivated, and I am very happy to work with the students.
(Picture: Students in Spring 2017, taking Exam 1 in class.)
We welcome the students from Weber State University (Meagan Parker, Nick Allen). The senior students are working with Prof. Kristin Rabosky on the projects of perovskite solar cells and SEM-based characterizations. After the campus / facility tour, Yoon’s group students met them at the cafeteria in the Nanofab. We discussed our projects related to SEM. (Naveen Kumar, Meagan Parker, Eric Snyder, Dean Collett, and Nick Allen from the left, clockwise).
We welcome a high-school intern, Sarah Shipp from the Waterford School. Sarah measures the variation of photocurrent of silicon solar cells that are mounted at 30° and 60° with respect to the ground. Read more
