April 2018
Chris’ work, titled Low-temperature, plasma assisted, cyclic synthesis of MoS2, can be viewed at this link.
Undergraduate Bryce Hitchcock presents a poster at the 13th Annual Undergraduate Research Spring Symposium
April 2018
Fellowship Awards Announced!
April 2018
Vogel Lab wins big at the annual MSE Poster Competition
April 2018
PhD Student Eleanor Brightbill Presents Research at the Biological and Chemical Sensors Summit
December 2017
Eleanor is presenting at the Biological and Chemical Sensors Summit, which takes place December 5th-7th, 2017. Her talk is titled, Potentiometric biosensing for point-of-care disease diagnostics: Effects of SAM defects and coverage. She will also be presenting a poster titled, Reliability and Surface Stability in Potentiometric Biosensing.
PhD Student Katie Young Presents Research at 2017 Materials Research Society Fall Meeting
November 2017
Katie is giving a talk titled, A Facile Approach to Mapping Graphene Grain Boundaries and Multilayer Regions on Copper at MRS. Her work is a collaboration between Georgia Institute of Technology and Savannah River National Laboratory.
Plasma-assisted synthesis of MoS2 – Accepted for Publication
October 2017
Philip’s work on Plasma-assisted systhesis of MoS2 has been accepted for publication in 2D Materials and will be published in Volume 5, Number 1. The abstract can be found here.
PhD Student Chris Perini Presents a Poster at IEEE Semiconductor Interface Specialists Conference
2017
Chris is presenting his poster at the IEEE Semiconductor Interface Specialists Conference on Dec. 7th. His poster is titled, Plasma-Assisted Sulfurization of Thin Molybdenum-Containing Films for MoS2 Synthesis.
Celebrating Dr. Vogel’s Birthday
October 2017
Postdoc Spyridon Pavlidis Accepts Assistant Professor Position at NC State
2017
Spyros will be starting his position in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department at North Carolina State University in January, 2018.
Welcoming 3 new PhD Students
August 2017
Welcoming Pradip, a new Postdoc to the Group
Fall 2017
Dr. Pradip Basnet finished his PhD in Physics at the University of Georgia in 2015. He also received a Masters Degree in Physics from the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth in 2010. His work at Georgia Tech will be primarily supporting the Resistive Random Access Memory (RRAM) project.
Graduate Student Eleanor Brightbill Wins Poster Award at the IEN Technical Exchange Conference
May 2017
Eleanor won for her poster titled “Potentiometric Biosensing for Rapid, On-Site Disease Diagnostics”