Reconfigurable Carbon Nanotube Switch (Printed Electronics USA 2006)

Education

University of Wisconsin-Madison, Ph.D.

Electrical and Computer Engineering May 1996

University of Wisconsin-Madison, M.S.

Electrical and Computer Engineering May 1991

University of Wisconsin-Madison, B.S.

Electrical and Computer Engineering May 1989

 

PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS

Senior Scientist and Project Leader, GE Global Research April 1999 - Present

Process Integration Engineer, Micron Display, Inc. Nov. 1997 - April 1999

Postdoctoral Associate, Argonne National Laboratory Jan. 1996 - Nov. 1997

 

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

 

1. J. U. Lee, "Band Gap Renormalization in Carbon Nanotubes: Origin of the Ideal Diode Behavior in Carbon Nanotube p-n Structures", submitted.

2. J. U. Lee, P. J. Codella, M. Pietrzykowski "Direct Probe of Excitonic and Continuum Transitions in the Photocurrent Spectroscopy of Individual Carbon Nanotube p-n Diodes" submitted.

3. J. U. Lee," Photovoltaic Effect in Ideal Carbon Nanotube Diodes" Appl. Phys. Lett. (Cover article, August 15th, 2005).

4. J. U. Lee, P. P. Gipp, and C. M. Heller, "Carbon nanotube p-n junction diodes" Appl. Phys. Lett. 85, 145 (2004)

 

AWARDS:

2004 GE Global Research Hull Award (Highest Award for Young Research Scientist)

2005 Nanotech Briefs Nano50 Award

 

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Broad interests in superconducting electronics, vacuum microelectronics, amorphous Si devices, and nano electronics.

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