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.
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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.
Colin awarded a Kaiser Aluminum Scholarship
Jaekwon receives ECE 443 LEDs and Solar Cells Crosslight Best Project Award
Jaekwon’s project, titled “2D Optical-Thermal-Electrical Simulation for High Wall Plug Efficiency Cubic GaN Green LED on Silicon“, is recognized with a Crosslight Best Project Award that comes with a certificate and an honorarium of $1,000.
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Alkesh joins MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Alkesh joins MIT Lincoln Laboratory as an Integrated Photonics Development Engineer. He will be working with the Quantum Info & Integrated Nanosystems Group, and be part of the Photonics Nanofabrication team. His team is based at Lexington, MA.
Congrats to the entire Spring class of ECE 443 LEDs and Solar Cells and Best Project Awardees!
“Portable device charging applications, high wall plug efficiency innovations, and directed energy applications“, by Joseph Park, ECE ILLINOIS, 5/24/2022.
Journal paper published
“Interplay between Auger recombination, Carrier Leakage, and Polarization in InGaAlN Multiple-Quantum-Well Light-Emitting Diodes,” J. Appl. Phys. 131, 193102 (2022).
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Journal paper published
“Quenching of the Efficiency Droop in Cubic Phase InGaAlN Light-Emitting Diodes,” IEEE Trans. Electron Devices 69(6), 3240-3245 (2022).
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