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Bennett Cromer reports record >6 MV/cm Ga2O3 Schottky Diodes – JVST-A Editor’s Pick
Bennett Cromer, a 5th year PhD candidate in the Jena-Xing group, has dedicated his degree to the study of the wide bandgap material Ga2O3. Following in the footsteps of Dr. Wenshen Li and Mr. Devansh Saraswat who demonstrated a record 4.3 MV/cm Ga2O3 Schottky diode in...
Expanding Your Horizons (EYH, for 7th-10th graders) takes place at Cornell on April 6, 2024
Kathleen Smith, currently a PhD student in the Jena-Xing group, has been involved with EYH for many years. This year she serves as one of the Facilities Chairs for EYH. Prof. Xing was an EYH workshop presenter for years during her tenure at the University of Notre...
Prof. Hiroshi AMANO visiting Cornell
The Jena-Xing group hosted Prof. Amano's visit on January 28 to January 30, 2024 in Ithaca. Amano Poster 202401 We discussed in depth various scientific topics to collaborate on in the next 5 years under the support of the AdCORP and ASPIRE projects sponsored by JST....
Prof. Jena elevated IEEE Fellow. Congrats!
Prof. Jena has been elevated to IEEE Fellow for his contributions on distributed polarization doping in the III-V semiconductor family.
EK Kim reports record speed in AlGaN HEMTs – featured by Semiconductor Today
The roadmap of ultra-wide bandgap semiconductor development has seen an official climb with various research programs started in the past few years: the DOE EFRC ULTAR program, the ARO UWBG RF Center, the most recent DARPA UWBGS program etc. This is an excellent...
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