Any field of engineering, physics, chemistry, or computer science
-2nd Year Students
-3rd Year Students
-4th Year Students- Seniors
-3rd Year Students
-4th Year Students- Seniors
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ASU Research Park
Our group's research goals are to develop next-generation energy and semiconductor technologies and to ensure that they are fit for manufacturability and durability. We study the connection between material degradation in printable thin-film energy and semiconductor materials and devices with the evolution of mechanical and environmental stress. We leverage scalable, open-air deposition methods to fabricate robust devices toward the goal of manufacturing. We use thin-film metrologies along with newly developed and custom-built equipment to characterize material properties and reliability on length scales from angstroms to meters. Our focus is to develop the next-generation of photovoltaics, battery, and semiconductor technology using the paradigm of design for reliability. Up to 5 student positions are available for these projects.
Above all else, enthusiasm and a desire to get hands-on experience and learn more about designing the future of energy and semiconductor devices!
Nick Rolston
ASU Research Park