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Thank you for visiting us. Here, we present the projects designed by students. Would you serve as a panel member to evaluate our presentations? If so, please click here: 2020 12 (ECE 5255/6255) Individual Project Presentation.

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Students in the ECE 5255/6255 (eMicroscopy for Semiconductor Materials and Devices) propose their individual projects. We will have a mini-conference on 12/03 (Thursday) in Zoom. The presented material will be posted in this website for guess grading. Please visit the website on 12/04 and select your favorite project.

Regardless of this challenging situation, we continue our study. Undergrad students in the ECE 3200 (Introduction to Semiconductor Device Physics) are so much dedicated to their study, even online lectures and exams. Thank you so much!

(Left: Dr. Yoon’s lecture note; Rigth: Zoom online meeting, working on exam problems).

This year, the advanced Electron-Beam Microscopy class (ECE 6960-006) was extended to senior undergrad students (ECE 5960-007). The final project includes a poster presentation of individual students’ projects. The interdisciplinary course provides fundamental knowledge about the (scanning) electron microscopy and the practical lab sessions at Utah’s Nanofab. The best SEM image selected by the guests is “3D microstructured pillar array” taken by Dinorah Segovia (bottom left).  Students, thank you for presenting your beautiful work.

Every year, the ECE Department organizes the Technical Open-House (see details) for undergraduate students. Dr. Yoon encourages students in her class (ECE 3200: Introduction to Semiconductor Device Physics) to attend this exciting event. Here are some reviews from the students attending the Technical Open-House this year.

The presenters were knowledgeable, confident, and concise. Their use of a large screen to step through the presentation provided clarity and good flow. I appreciated that they took the time to understand the level of understanding their audience would have and broke down highly technical items into bite-sized pieces of information

(taken/described by Todd Renner)

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Graduate students in the ECE 6960-006 (eMicroscopy) gave a poster presentation, a part of final project. This interdisciplinary course provides the fundamental knowledge about the (scanning) electron microscopy and the practical lab sessions at the Utah’s Nanofab. The poster session was open to public. Students, thank you for all your hard work!

High resolution SEM imaging of transverse tensile cracks in polymer matrix composites (Caitlin Arndt, Mechanical Engineering)

SEM Porosity characterization of the Jurassic Pimienta Formation (Carlos Vega-Ortiz, Chemical Engineering)

Nanostructure of Cu2O Nanofiber (Karthikeyan Baskaran, Materials Science Engineering)

A look at Resistive RAM (Patsy Cdareanu, Electrical and Computer Engineering)

Electron Microscopy Investigations of asphaltenes precipitation with inorganic solids (Weiyi Kong, Chemical Engineering)

GaN Neutron Radiation (Sam Sprawls, Electrical and Computer Engineering)