Physics Faculty
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T.S. Kuan Professor of Physics |
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1) Defect mechanisms in epitaxial growth of GaN and SiC on porous substrates. 2) Size and surface effects on electrical, mechanical, and magnetic properties of metal thin films and fine lines. 3) Wafer bonding and integration of SiGe, III-V, and Si on insulating substrates. 4) High-resolution electron microscope studies of defects and interfaces. 5) Multi-scale computer simulations of mechanical and transport properties of nanostructures. |
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1)Dislocation Mechanisms in the GaN Lateral Overgrowth by Hydride 2) Structure Properties of Laterally Overgrown GaN, R. Zhang, Y. 3) Fabrication and Performance Limits of Sub-0.1 micrometer Cu 4) Compliant Substrates: A Comparative Study of the Relaxation 5) Lateral Epitaxial Overgrowth of GaSb on GaSb and GaAs Substrates 6) Mechanism of the Reduction of Dislocation Density in Epilayers 7) Role of Ga Flux in Dislocation Reduction in GaN Films Grown on 8) Semiconductor Alloys, T. S. Kuan, Encyclopedia of Physical 9) Microstructure and Optical Properties of GaN Films Grown on 10) Growth of GaN on Porous SiC Substrates by Plasma-Assisted 11) Strain Relaxation of SiGe Islands on Compliant Oxide, H. Yin, R. 12) Morphology and Effects of Hydrogen Etchings of Porous SiC, |
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RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT
Prof. Philip Goyal publishes new article "Information Physics—Towards a New Conception of Physical Reality"
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STUDENT SUCCESS
Maggie Lovell awarded a 2011 Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship at the National Institute of Standards and Technology
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