for project titled “Improving the Photonic Toolbox for Visible Quantum Photonics”.
Category: Faculty Award News
Prof. Bayram awarded a Coherent / II-VI Foundation Grant Renewal
Thanks to the Coherent / II-VI Foundation Block-Gift Program, we will strengthen our shared mission: Create a stronger population of new engineering-, science- and mathematics-educated individuals who will ultimately increase and improve the tough and ever more complicated technical pool of engineers and scientists seeking to tackle problems facing our nation and the world.
Prof. Bayram awarded a University of Illinois System/Cardiff University Joint Seed Grant
for the project titled “Developing cubic III-nitride semiconductors for a sustainable future“, jointly with Prof. Naresh Gunasekar of Cardiff University, UK.
Prof. Bayram elevated to the SPIE Fellow status
Prof. Bayram awarded a Gentec-EO Laser Lab Award
Gentec-EO Laser Lab Award (one in twelve in the world) will support a donation of a compact and high accuracy photonic system, PRONTO-SI, to be in ECEB Nanofabrication Instructional Facility, and support U of I classroom activities, research, and beyond.
Prof. Bayram awarded under CHIPS and Science Act
Applied Research Institute (ARI) / Silicon Crossroads Microelectronics Commons (SCMC) Hub recently awarded the Commercial Leap Ahead project titled “High-Performance Diamond Electronics for Next Generation Defense Systems”. Led by Great Lakes Crystal Technologies, team members are GE Aerospace, Penn State Applied Research Laboratory, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State University, University of Notre Dame, […]
Prof. Bayram awarded with a Dean’s Award for Early Innovation
for accomplishments in translational research by submitting invention disclosures and/or patent applications.
Prof. Bayram awarded a Coherent / II-VI Foundation Grant
Thanks to the Coherent / II-VI Foundation Block-Gift Program, we will strengthen our shared mission: Create a stronger population of new engineering-, science- and mathematics-educated individuals who will ultimately increase and improve the tough and ever more complicated technical pool of engineers and scientists seeking to tackle problems facing our nation and the world.
Prof. Bayram awarded with a Dean’s Award for Excellence in Research
for the best research conducted during the past five years and is presented annually.
Prof. Bayram awarded under DOE’s ARPA-E, the INTEREST program
for project titled “Green light emitting diodes for the ultimate solid-state lighting“. The U.S. Department of Energy’s Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy (ARPA-E) is pleased to announce its inaugural Summer Internship Program for rising Juniors and Seniors at Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs) in the Summer of 2024. Known as Inspiring New Transformations in Energy Research by Emerging Scientists and Technologists (INTEREST), this […]