Daniel Lewis’ paper titled “Phonon assisted electron emission from quasi-freestanding bilayer epitaxial graphene microstructures” was published in Nanotechnology. Congratulations, Daniel!

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bios.2021.113803

https://ece.umd.edu/news/story/epitaxial-graphenebased-biosensor-provides-rapid-detection-of-covid19

Dr. Soaram Kim joins the Daniels Dimensional Materials Laboratory as a postdoctoral associate after completing his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from Clemson University under Prof. Goutam Koley. His research interest includes flexible and stretchable electronics, multifunctional sensors, batteries, and fuel cells. Let’s welcome him to the group!

The Dimensional Materials Laboratory is currently seeking driven graduate and undergraduate students interested in the growth of novel 2D materials, advanced material characterization and device fabrication, electrochemistry towards the development of biological, chemical and environmental sensors. Please provide a CV/resume and a list of recommendations to this email to Prof. Daniels at danielkm@ece.umd.edu. Also in the email, please provide a brief statement of your academic/research background, interest in the above work as well as any applications of interest.

The focus of the Dimensional Materials Laboratory is the development of novel chemical, environmental and biological sensors with high sensitivity and selectivity, understanding the interactions between micro/macromolecules and materials. This involves the study of materials of varying dimensionality, mainly 2D materials, utilizing advantages gained from the high surface area of the materials, where interactions result in pronounced changes in materials’ electrical, optical and mechanical properties.