I obtained my PhD in Electrical Engineering at North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, in 1987 worked on Electrical Properties and Materials growth of Strained Layer Heterostructures.

8/01-present: Associate (01-03) and Professor, University of Texas at Dallas. Currently working on device fabrication and material growth, carbon nanotubes growing by atmospheric plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition and its device applications, solar cell, and low dielectric constant film deposition by plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition.

8/87-7/01: Assistant(87-92) and Associate Professor, Louisiana State University. Worked on compound semiconductor device fabrication and material growth, electro optics, and dielectric film deposition by plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition.

7/95-8/96: Consultant for Optek Technology Inc. to develop InSb magnetoresistor to use in automobile.

6/91-11/91: Visiting Scientist, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC. Worked on the growth and photodiodes fabrication of InSb and related compound semiconductors.