Prof. Nick Holonyak – inventor of the light-emitting diode (LED) and a contributor to the first practical quantum well laser, which enabled modern fiber optics communication. Your bright light will be with us forever.
Category: Announcements
Prof. Bayram gave a Plenary Award talk
titled “Cubic-phase III-nitrides for Next Generation Quantum Devices” at the The World General Congress for Optics and Photonics of the International Commission for Optics (ICO) and the international society on Optics Within Life Sciences (OWLS), Dresden, Germany.
Open Boundary Quantum LED Simulator is now available
Open Boundary Quantum LED Simulator (OBQ-LEDsim) is the next-generation self-consistent quantum-corrected drift-diffusion simulator that eliminates artificial boundaries between quantum wells and classical continuum. It Eliminates the discontinuities of carrier concentrations caused by the artificial boundary conditions, Numerically captures the wavefunction penetration into barriers and other regions, Models the recombination rates outside active regions with higher […]
Spectroscopy Laboratory to be upgraded thanks to Grainger Small Equipment Grant Program
Grainger Small Equipment Grant Program, sponsored by the Grainger College of Engineering, awarded MRL to acquire the state-of-the-art Oxford OptistatDry TLEX closed cycle cryostat for advanced, temperature-dependent photonics research.
Prof. Bayram gave an invited talk
titled “From Wide (Al)GaN towards Ultra-wide Bandgap Diamond Electronics” at the Ultra-wide Bandgap Materials for Microelectronics Workshop, APS/CNM Users Meeting, Argonne National Laboratory, IL, USA.
Nanofabrication Laboratory to be upgraded thanks to Grainger Small Equipment Grant Program
Grainger Small Equipment Grant Program, sponsored by the Grainger College of Engineering, awarded ECE Department to upgrade Tektronix Keithley 4200A-SCS Parameter Analyzer with a Model 4225-PMU (Pulse Measure Unit) for ultra-fast analysis of the electronic and photonics devices.
Prof. Bayram gave a series of Invited Talks
Prof. Bayram gave a series of invited talks titled “Monolithic Integration of III-V emitters on Si for Ultra-low-power Photonics” and “Through Physics and Smart Materials, Breaking the Efficiency (Droop) Barrier in Light Emitting Diodes for the Ultimate Solid-State Lighting”. Many thanks to the Center for Aggressive Scaling by Advanced Processes for Electronics and Photonics, University […]
Prof. Bayram awarded under DOE’s ARPA-E, the OPEN program
for project titled “Green Light Emitting Diodes for the Ultimate Solid-State Lighting“. Thanks to the ARPA-E OPEN, ICORLAB led by Prof. Can Bayram in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering will pursue direct-emitting novel green light emitting diodes (LEDs) that can enable accelerated solid-state lighting (SSL) adoption to reduce lighting-related energy needs and greenhouse […]
Prof. Bayram gave a series of Invited Talks
Prof. Bayram gave a series of invited talks titled “Vertical Thinking in Light Emitting Diodes“. Many thanks to the Clarkson University, OSRAM Company, Illinois State University, and IEEE Electron Devices Society for their invitation.
Prof. Bayram awarded under ONR Accelerated Learning and Engineering Research Training Program
in Cyber and Electronic Warfare for Undergraduate Midshipmen and Cadets for project titled “Research on Next Generation Power Electronics“. “UI awarded grant to train ROTC students in cyber, electronic warfare,” by Kimberly Belser, The Grainger College of Engineering, 3/17/2021.