From June 2nd to June 30th, the Department of Materials Science and Engineering hosted four Master’s students from the University of Hassan II, Casablanca, Morocco.
The students explored materials science research in our labs and experienced the vibrant culture of Dallas and North Texas.
Welcome to Aya Arabiat, who officially joined my lab in March 2025 as a PhD student!
Aya will be exploring the challenging world of atomically precise manufacturing (APM) on 2D materials.
Welcome aboard, Mr. Mohamed Zetati, my second PhD student, who officially joined my lab on January 1, 2025!
I’m excited to announce that Joselin Sunder Prasanna is joining my research group as he embarks on his PhD journey! Joselin has experience working with FIB/SEM/STEM and high-entropy alloys, and we look forward to his innovative and valuable contributions to our team. Welcome aboard, Joselin!
Excited to announce that I’ve started a new role as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Texas at Dallas.
manuscript JVA21-AR-FADLEY2021-00201R, entitled “Operando Study of the Preferential Growth of SiO2 During the Dry Thermal Oxidation of Si0.60Ge0.40(001) by Ambient Pressure X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy.” is now published in the special issue: Commemorating the Career of Charles S. Fadley.
The NanoES seminar series features speakers from the nanotechnology community at UW, OSU, and beyond. The seminar sessions alternate between single lectures presented by a faculty member on a topic in their specialty area, and two short research updates from students or postdocs. Attendees of the seminar will learn about the diverse topics within the field of nanotechnology and become familiar with colleagues working in this field.
Winter 2021 seminars will be held virtually on Thursdays, 12:30 – 1:20 pm.
Click here for more details and the full calendar – https://www.nano.uw.edu/home/news-and-events/events/
| January 14 | CEO of Zyvex Labs | John Randall | Digital Atomic-Scale Fabrication: A new approach to Atomically Precise Manufacturing |
| January 21 | OSU Student | Tyler McCrea | Applying PbSe Colloidal Quantum Dots to Semiconductor Radiation Detection Devices |
| January 28 | University of Ottawa | Adina Luica-Mayer | Quantum materials at the atomic scale |
| February 4 | Benjamin Richter | nanoscribe | 3D printing by two-photon polymerization Sets New Standards in Micro- and Nanofabrication |
| February 11 | Penn State University | Yu-Chuan Lin | Synthesis and processing of two-dimensional semiconductors by controllable thin-film approaches |
| February 18 | UW Faculty | David Masiello | 3D printing by Two-photon Polymerization Sets New Standards in Micro- and Nanofabrication |
| February 25 | Special Guest, Texas Instruments and UTD | Luigi Colombo | Two-dimensional Materials: from thin film growth to devices |
Please join us this Thursday, 1/14/2021, for the next NanoES seminar featuring the president and CEO of Zyvex Lab and Adjunct Professor at the University of Texas at Dallas. The seminar will take place on zoom:
Digital Atomic-Scale Fabrication:
A new approach to Atomically Precise Manufacturing
John N. Randall
Zyvex Labs, Richardson Texas
I will be giving a talk at the 7th International APXPS Workshop 2020, hosted by Pohang Accelerator Laboratory (PAL) on Wednesday, December 16th at 9:05 am (PT), SouthKorea. My talk will be on “Operando Studies of Surface Oxidation Reactions at Gas/Solid Interfaces by Ambient Pressure X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy.”
