The Cornell NanoScale Science & Technology Facility Program runs for ten weeks, from approximately the first week of June thru the second week of August.
News
Journal paper in-press
“Buried Channel Diamond Photoconductive Switch with High Above-Bandgap Responsivity,” IEEE Electron Device Lett. (in-press, 2024).
Prof. Bayram awarded with a 2024 Dean’s Award for Excellence in Research
for the best research conducted during the past five years and is presented annually.
Sarah invited to the Sandia National Laboratories Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies Summer Research Program
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 […]
Journal paper published
“Green-emitting Cubic GaN/In0.16Ga0.84N/GaN Quantum Well with 32% Internal Quantum Efficiency at Room Temperature,” Appl. Phys. Lett. 124, 011101 (2024). Select Highlights by – UIUC – Editor’s Pick – FRONT COVER ARTICLE
Prof. Bayram awarded under DOE’s ARPA-E, the ULTRAFAST program
for project titled “Diamond Photoconductive Semiconductor Switches“. The photoconductive semiconductor switches offer very fast bypass capability at as low a level of integration as possible to prevent power outages that affects half a million Americans on average daily and costs American households $150 billion annually. Yet, the traditional PCSS, invented in 1970, cannot reach the […]
Prof. Bayram delivers the Northwestern University ECE Distinguished Seminar
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.—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 […]
Jason receives an Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR) Research Support Grant (RSG)
Openings
Graduate Research Opportunities Our group has immediate openings in three areas: (1) photonics, (2) high-speed electronics, and (3) power electronics with a focus on AlGaInN and Diamond (ultra)wide bandgap semiconductors. Please contact Prof. Can Bayram directly via email (and should attach their CV and unofficial UG/GRAD transcripts) to inquire about the position/project openings. Undergraduate Research […]