October 2020
Katie’s work, titled Measurement of gas-concentration-driven permeation for the examination of permeability, solubility, and diffusivity in varying materials, can be viewed at this link.
Welcome Moses! A new PhD Student in MSE
August 2020
Moses joins the Vogel Group to get his PhD in Materials Science and Engineering. Moses studied Physics at Texas A&M University – Commerce for his bachelors degree.
Post-Doc Pradip Basnet, PhD will begin Teaching at Georgia Southern University
July 2020
Pradip has finished his post-doc at Georgia Tech and has moved on to start a teaching position at Georgia Southern University. More on Pradip can be found at this link.
Amy Brummer Passes her Thesis Proposal Defense!
June 2020
Congrats to Amy who just proposed her thesis work titled “Area-Selective Deposition of Gate Stack Materials for Fabrication of Nanowire Transistors” from the comfort of her own home!
PhD Student Matthew West Passes his Proposal Defense
May 2020
Matt proposed his work titled “Fundamental Investigation of the Thermal Field on the Analog Response in Filamentary Adaptive Oxides for Neuromorphic Computing” from the comfort of his home and with his favorite co-worker.
PhD Student Katie Young has Publication Accepted to 2D Materials
April 2020
Katie’s work, titled The synthesis mechanism of Mo2C on Ag-Cu alloy substrates by chemical vapor deposition and the impact of substrate choice, can be viewed at this link.
Postdoc Pradip Basnet has Publication Accepted to Journal of Materials Chemistry C
March 2020
Pradip’s work, titled Substrate dependent resistive switching in amorphous-HfOx memristors: an experimental and computational investigation, can be viewed at this link.
PhD Student Matt West has Publication Accepted to Applied Physics Letter
January 2020
Matt’s work, titled Impact of the thermal environment on the analog temporal response of HfOx-based neuromorphic devices, can be viewed at this link.
Congratulations Decarle for Passing the Proposal Defense!
December 2019
Congrats Decarle on passing your proposal titled “Nanomaterials for Potentiometric Biosensors.”
PhD Student Katie Young Presents Research at 2019 Materials Research Society Fall Meeting
December 2019
Katie gave a talk titled, The Effects of Graphene and its Defects on Hydrogen Permeation in Cu at MRS. Her work is a collaboration between Georgia Institute of Technology and Savannah River National Laboratory.