Results for "Texas Materials Institute"

Synthetic organic chemistry, molecular recognition; development of novel synthetic receptors for monitoring and quantitation of herbicides and insecticides in water (in collaboration with Jonathan Sessler);…

MOS and nanostructure device modeling, UHVCVD for Si-Ge-C heterostructure devices, Ultra-shallow junction technology and process modeling
Dr. Banerjee is active in the areas of ultra high vacuum and remote…

We build lasers, photodetectors, and LEDs out of crystalline materials that we engineer at the single-atomic level.

Analytical chemistry and electrochemistry: Dr. Bard's group works on the application of electrochemical methods to chemical problems. They are particularly interested in elucidating the behavior and properties of…

Dr. Beaman's specific manufacturing research interest is in Solid Freeform Fabrication, a manufacturing technology that produces freeform solid objects directly from a computer model of the object without part-…

Fluid mechanics of suspensions and emulsions, electrical impedance tomography, micromechanics of imprint lithography, self-assembly of nanoparticulate films.

Dr. Chelikowsky is an expert in materials science, quantum mechanics and density functional theory’s application to semiconducting materials. He uses computers to research the properties of semiconductor materials,…

(1) Nano-photonic passive and active devices for bio- and EM-wave sensing and interconnect applications,
(2) Thin film guided-wave optical interconnection and packaging for 2D and 3D laser beam routing and…