Weilu Gao

    Assistant Professor

    • Phone: 801-581-7054
    • Email: weilu.gao@utah.edu
    • Office: MEB 2122

    Photonics, optoelectronics, nanomaterials, and nanostructures

    Rajesh Menon

    USTAR Professor

    • Phone: 801-585-1058
    • Email: rmenon@eng.utah.edu
    • Office: MEB 2256

    Optics and nanotechnology: absorbance modulation optical lithography, patterning via optical saturable transitions, optical nanoscopy, and ultra-high frequency solar energy via a nanostructured polychromatic concentrator

    Heayoung Yoon

    Associate Professor

    • Phone: 801-585-0334
    • Email: heayoung.yoon@utah.edu
    • Office: MEB 2136

    Solar energy conversion, NanoEngineering: Engineering micro/nanomaterials to enhance device performance and functionality in the fields of solar energy conversion, advanced nanoelectronics, and 3D hybrid imaging at nanoscale

    Gerald Stringfellow

    Distinguished Professor

    • Phone: 801-581-8387
    • Email: stringfellow@ece.utah.edu
    • Office: MEB 3110

    Advanced materials and microelectronics: ceramics, advanced materials, microelectronics, and a broad range of topics related to materials science and electronics

    Berardi Sensale-Rodriguez

    • Phone: 801-585-5657
    • Email: berardi.sensale@utah.edu
    • Office: MEB 2134

    EM and optics: terahertz technology, high frequency electronics, two dimensional materials, active metamaterials, plasmonics, and nanophotonics

    David Schurig

    Associate Professor

    • Email: david.schurig@utah.edu
    • Office: MEB 2274

    Metamaterials: Design, analysis and fabrication of metamaterials in frequency ranges from megahertz to petahertz. Transformation design of devices implementable with metamaterials. Applications include: remote sensing, near-field imaging, biological imaging, implantable devices, electro-mechanical devices and invisibility cloaking.

    Mike Scarpulla

    Professor

    • Phone: 801-585-1231
    • Email: scarpulla@eng.utah.edu
    • Office: MEB 2138

    Semiconductors and photovoltaics: earth-abundant, benign compound semiconductors for thin film photovoltaics such as Cu2ZnSnS4. Other sulfide semiconductors for PV, light management for thin film PV, CIGS, laser processing of semiconductors, and the physics of semiconductor alloys and transition metal and rare earth additions to semiconductors.

    Sriram Krishnamoorthy

    Adjunct Assistant Professor, University of California Santa Barbara

    • Email: sriramkrishnamoorthy@ucsb.edu

    Semiconductors-based nanoscale electronic/optoelectronic devices, with focus on material synthesis, electronic transport, design/modeling, nanoscale fabrication, and characterization of devices and materials. Specifically, wide band gap oxide/nitride semiconductor devices for a wide range of applications such as power electronics, ultra-violet optoelectronics, vacuum electronics, and high temperature electronics

    Douglas Christensen

    Professor

    • Phone: 801-581-7859
    • Email: christen@ece.utah.edu
    • Office: MEB 2456

    Fiberoptic and guided-wave sensors, especially those applicable to biomedical sensing, such as fluorescent immunosensors; numerical modeling of optical devices using finite-difference time-domain techniques, and ultrasound bioinstrumentation.

    Steve Blair

    Professor

    • Phone: 801-585-6157
    • Email: blair@ece.utah.edu
    • Office: MEB 3236

    Optics and photonics: physics and applications of resonance phenomena and linear and nonlinear optical phenomena, specifically; resonance enhancement in fluorescence-based molecular transduction, kinetics of bi-molecular interactions, microfabricated optical biosensor array systems, design of periodic and aperiodic systems of artificial resonators, and plasmonics-nanophotonic systems based on metallic structures