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Our research group is studying the growth and
characterization of
unique semiconductor materials for use in a wide variety of electronic
devices. Using molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) and other techniques,
material
structures with atomic level control are fabricated and analyzed. The
development of these structures is currently focused on a fundamental
understanding of energy applications and nanoelectronics such as solar
cells (III-V multijunction photovoltaics, quantum dot solar cells),
advanced CMOS devices, low-power transistors (InGaAs, InSb quantum
wells), and materials for next-generation Li-ion batteries. |
Dr.
Chris
Hinkle, Assistant Professor