Students
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Graduate Student Researcher, Materials
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Graduate Student Researcher
Engineering II, Room 2515
Hsun-Ming Chang was born in Kaohsiung city, Taiwan. He received his Masters degree from the Graduate Institute of Photonics and Optoelectronics in 2017, and his Bachelors degree in Materials Science and Engineering in 2015, both from National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan. In his graduate study, he focused on the research of 2D FETs, including black phosphorus FETs, 2D heterostructure devices and study on metal-2D semiconductors contacts, in collaboration with TSMC.
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Graduate Student Researcher, ECE (MS)
Roark works with Jon Schuller and Steve DenBaars
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Graduate Student Researcher
Engineering II, Room 3508
MicroLEDs for next-generation display technologies
Micro light-emitting diodes (µLEDs) are promising candidate many next-generation displays technologies including television screens and augmented reality (AR) glasses. Advantages of µLEDs include high efficiencies, self-emissivity, high brightness and long operating lifetimes.
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Graduate Student Researcher, Materials
Organizer of LED/Laser Meeting; UC Santa Barbara Volunteer for the Southern California Science Olympiad.
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Summer Undergraduate Intern
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Graduate Student Researcher, Materials
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Graduate Student Researcher, Materials
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Graduate Student Researcher
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Undergraduate Researcher, ECE
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Graduate Student Researcher
Engineering II, Room 2512
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Graduate Student Researcher, Materials
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Graduate Student Researcher, ECE & Physics
Engineering II, Room 2515
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Graduate Student Researcher, Materials
Engineering Science Bldg, Room 3215F
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Undergraduate Researcher, ChemE & Materials
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Graduate Student Researcher, Materials
Engineering II, Room 3507
Tanay Tak is a Ph.D. student in the Materials Department at the University of California, Santa Barbara where he works under the guidance of Profs. James Speck, Steven DenBaars, and Claude Weisbuch. His research focus is on advancing the fundamental understanding and usage of III-N materials and devices. In particular, he has a glimpse into the inner workings of devices under operating conditions by employing electron emission-spectroscopy and -microscopy techniques.
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Graduate Student Researcher, ECE
Engineering II, Room 2515
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Graduate Student Researcher, Materials
Engineering II, Room 3508
Emily came to UC Santa Barbara in 2020 to pursue graduate studies in Materials and is in the DenBaars Group as a member of the Solid State Lighting and Energy Electronics Center. Emily's work focuses on the development of III-nitride active regions for lasers and other photonic devices. Her interest in quantum materials lies in the heterogeneous integration of photonic integrated circuits for applications in quantum sensing.
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Graduate Student Researcher, Materials
Engineering II, Room 2515