Area of research
Condensed Matter Physics · Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Research interest
Research interests include GaN-based semiconductor devices and materials, Ga2O3 and related materials, Semiconductor materials and devices, and ZnO doping and properties.
Seed-Driven Stepwise Crystallization (SDSC) for Growing Rutile GeO<sub>2</sub> Films via MOCVD
A TEM study of MOCVD-grown rutile GeO2 films
Epitaxial Growth of Ga2O3: A Review
β-Ga2O3-Based Heterostructures and Heterojunctions for Power Electronics: A Review of the Recent Advances
Epitaxial growth of rutile GeO2 via MOCVD
Growth of GeO<sub>2</sub> on <i>R</i>-Plane and <i>C</i>-Plane Sapphires by MOCVD
Device and material investigations of GaN enhancement-mode transistors for Venus and harsh environments
Enhancement-Mode GaN Transistor Technology for Harsh Environment Operation
GaN-Based Threshold Switching Behaviors at High Temperatures Enabled by Interface Engineering for Harsh Environment Memory Applications
Electrospinning In0.5Nb24.5O62 nanofibers as a novel anode host with superior lithium storage performance
Investigation of vertical GaN-on-GaN <i>p</i>–<i>n</i> diode with regrown <i>p</i>-GaN for operation in Venus and other extreme environments
NiSb/nitrogen-doped carbon derived from Ni-based framework as advanced anode for lithium-ion batteries
Storage degradation mechanism of layered Ni-rich oxide cathode material LiNi0.8Co0.1Mn0.1O2
GaN Ring Oscillators Operational at 500 °C Based on a GaN-on-Si Platform
Vertical GaN Power Devices: Device Principles and Fabrication Technologies—Part I
Vertical GaN Power Devices: Device Principles and Fabrication Technologies—Part II
Conference: 2024 Defects in Semiconductors GRC/GRS
Semiconductor electron-nuclear spin qubits with optical access
EAGER: PHY-GRS: A Diamond Quantum Control Testbed
GRC Defects in Semiconductors: Defect Formation, Characterization, Control and Utilization
QLCI-CG: Institute for Hybrid Quantum Systems
Donor Electron Spins in Direct Bandgap Semiconductors for Quantum Networks
A Hybrid Photonics Device for Efficient Quantum Entanglement
Student Travel Support for the 11th Workshop on the Principles and Applications of Control in Quantum Systems, July 11-17, 2017 in Seattle, WA.
EFRI ACQUIRE: An Integrated Quantum Communication Transmission Node
Instrument Development: A nanoscale, unbleachable orientation and position sensor for biophysical imaging
An integrated photonic device in diamond to generate quantum entanglement, a computational resource for quantum information processing
EAGER: GaP-diamond photonic-spin devices for scalable quantum information processing
CAREER: A 'holistic' approach toward scalable quantum optical networks in semiconductors