We conduct research on new semiconductor materials and advanced electronic and optoelectronic devices, and are concerned broadly with the understanding, manipulation, and application of the electronic and optical properties of solid-state materials and devices at the nanoscale.
To these ends, our laboratory incorporates efforts in advanced materials characterization, particularly using proximal probe techniques; micro- and nanofabrication; device characterization and analysis of device physics; and numerical modeling and simulation. Current areas of interest include the following:
- photovoltaics and other technologies for energy harvesting, generation, and storage
- wide bandgap semiconductors for electronics and optoelectronics
- nanoscale imaging and characerization techniques, particularly based on proximal probes
- spin-based semiconductor devices
- solid-state nanostructure physics and devices generally
For further information, please contact the laboratory principal investigator:
Edward T. Yu
ety at ece dot utexas dot edu
ph: +1.512.232.5167
fax: +1.512.471.8969
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