Category: Invited Talks

Prof. Bayram delivered the Grainger First-Year Experience Research Scholars Seminar titled “(Ultra)Wide Bandgap Semiconductor Revolution” on March 28, 2024. Thank you, the GCoE Freshman Class, for the love of semiconductors.

Prof. Bayram delivered the Northwestern University ECE Distinguished Seminar titled “(Ultra)Wide Bandgap Semiconductor Revolution” on Nov. 21, 2023. Thank you, the Wildcats, for the love of semiconductors.
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The 21st century is the age of semiconductors. In all aspects of modern life, we utilize semiconductor technologies. From lighting to communication and computing to transportation, we rely on semiconductors for comfort, safety, and sustainability. Today, we are switching to solid-state lighting for halving our lighting electricity usage, 5G communication for networked devices, and autonomous systems for land/sea/air transportation. Our reliance on semiconductors is only to evolve as solid-state lighting extends into horticulture and medicine, new communication spectra above 95 gigahertz open opportunities for 6G and beyond networking, and space exploration leads to space settlements. Prof. Bayram understands, controls, and exploits semiconductor technologies and creates an innovative research and education platform considering the needs of not only the current but also of the next generation. In this talk, he will share his group’s recent breakthroughs on cubic III-nitride for lighting and beyond and diamond electronics for electricity grids.

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.

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.

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 of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and IEEE NTC Mumbai and SPIE IIT Bombay Student Chapters, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay for their invitation.

                 

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 gave his invited talk titled “Atomic Engineering of Gallium Nitride Semiconductors for Ultraviolet-to-Terahertz Photonics” on Wed, Oct 17 15:30 in room Queen Marie, Embassy Suites Downtown Hotel, Portland, Oregon, USA.