Members

Jiyoung Kim

Professor, Materials Science and Engineering

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  • Semiconductor Materi, Process and Devices
  • Process Integration of Logic, Memory, Analog (Power) Devices including “More Than Moore” and “More Moore”
  • Atomic Layer Deposition (in-situ electrical and materials characterization, 1-2-3D nanostructure applications, selective deposition and atomic layer etching)
  • Nanomaterials and Precise Process for NT, IT, ET and BT Applications

Bruce Gnade

Emeritus Professor, Materials Science and Engineering
Distinguished Chair in Microelectronics

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  • Electronic materials with an emphasis on dielectrics (low-K, high-K, and gate dielectrics other than SiO2)
  • Display technology
  • Materials characterization
  • Nuclear chemistry
  • Passivation and Release for Microelectromechanical System (MEMS) Devices
  • Low Temperature Processing for Flexible Electronics
  • High-k Gate Dielectrics and Metal Gates
  • Micro Gas Analysis

Moon Kim

Professor, Materials Science and Engineering
Louis A. Beecherl, Jr., Distinguished Chair

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  • Heterogeneous materials integration by wafer bonding
  • Fabrication and characterization of various functional nanostructures for applications in nano-electronics, power electronics, energy, electrochemical and bio-devices
  • Atomic scale characterization of low dimensional materials
  • In-situ TEM study of electrochemical and biological systems
  • Nanopore-based sequencing of biomolecules
  • Nano 3D Printing technology
  • Fabrication of 3D nanostructures for nano-robots
  • Virtual Reality Contents for education and research

Kyeongjae Cho

Professor, Materials Science and Engineering

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  • Nanomaterials for renewable energy application
  • High-k gate stack technology

Robert Wallace

Professor, Materials Science and Engineering
Erik Jonsson Distinguished Chair

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Surface, Interface, materials and integration issues for advanced devices including:

  • Gate dielectrics
  • Gate electrodes
  • Contacts
  • Nanoelectronics

Manuel Quevedo-Lopez

Professor, Materials Science and Engineering

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  • Materials and Devices for Flexible Electronics
  • The development, modeling and physical, electrical and chemical characterization of new materials and devices for flexible electronics