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Organic
Electron Transport Layer Hole Transport Layer Emission Layer Electron Injection Layer Hole Injection Layer Conductor Charge-Transfer Small Molecule Optical Spacer Semiconductor
Inorganic
Electron Transport Layer Hole Transport Layer Electron Injection Layer Hole Injection Layer Conductor Transparent Conducting Oxide Small Molecule Optical Spacer Metal Semiconductor

About the Lab

Students in clean room Professor White in the lab Students in the lab

  Our research efforts focus on materials for optoelectronic devices like solar cells and LEDs. We use optical and electrical characterization techniques to measure nonlinear processes like carrier recombination and space-charge effects in next-generation semiconductors. We are exploring low-cost and high-efficiency solar cell materials. With a high degree of control over the spacial dimensions of thin-films, we aim to construct electroluminescent devices with resonant cavities at visible wavelengths.

 Join us in exploring the world of materials and device physics at UVM!

Our Group:

Faculty:

Matthew White - Lab PI

PhD Students:

David Allemeier - Webmaster

Sanish Paramadam

Khadga Thakuri

Thomas Cleary

Undergraduate Students:

Sean Magnifico