Undergraduate Researchers Needed For 2003/2004
National Science Foundation's Research Experiences for Undergraduates
Microelectronics/Opto-electronic Materials and Devices.
The goal is to improve micro-electronics and lightwave communications
systems by the study of new semiconductor materials in improved devices
used as building blocks. The method examines the growth of semiconductor
materials, characterization of semiconductor materials, processing of
electronic and optical devices, and testing of fabricated devices.
Help is encouraged from students wanting:
- to expand the ECE's semiconductor processing and characterization
facilities by building or modifying existing equipment,
- to model materials or devices using sophisticated software packages, and
- to directly interact with graduate students on current research topics.
Knowledge of chemistry, computers, math, physics, optics and semiconductor
materials (ECE 331) and devices (ECE 432) is helpful, but positions
available at all levels.
Student may volunteer, work for hourly wage or be under the work study program.
Only students studying at American universities should apply for this undergraduate opportunity.
Contact: Dr. Paul R. Berger, Professor
Department of Electrical Engineering
Department of Physics
The Ohio State University
205 Dreese Laboratory
2015 Neil Avenue
Columbus, OH 43210 USA
Direct phone: (614) 247-6235
EE Dept. FAX: (614) 292-7596
Email: pberger@ieee.org
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