Research Directory

Areas

Large Area/Flex Electronics for Display/Sensing/Energy Applications

Faculty		Research Area
	Craig Arnold Associate Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering D410 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-0250 cbarnold@princeton.edu	Laser processing and transport in materials with particular emphasis on shaping laser-material interactions

	Stephen Chou Joseph C. Elgin Professor of Engineering Professor of Electrical Engineering B412 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-4416 chou@princeton.edu	nanotechnology and nanoscale electronic, optoelectronic, magnetic devices, such as nanoimprint, self-assembly, reactive ion etching, single electron transistors, subwavelength optical elements, patterning of nanoscale organic light emitters and trans

	Antoine Kahn Professor of Electrical Engineering Undergraduate Departmental Representative B420 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-4642 kahn@princeton.edu	atomic, electronic, and chemical properties of semiconductors and interfaces; metal semiconductor interfaces; organic molecular semiconductors; and scanning tunneling microscopy

	Lynn Loo Associate Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering A323 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-9091 lloo@princeton.edu	Organic and polymer electronics; self-assembled monolayers; soft lithography; block copolymers

	James Sturm William and Edna Macaleer Professor of Engineering and Applied Science Professor of Electrical Engineering Director, Princeton Institute for the Science and Technology of Materials 320 Bowen Hall 609-258-5610 sturm@princeton.edu	physics and technology of semiconductor devices for both microelectronics and large-area electronics: silicon-based heterostructures and three-dimensional integration, organic semiconductors, flat panel and flexible displays.

	Naveen Verma Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering B226 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-1424 nverma@princeton.edu	Ultra-low-power integrated circuits including analog instrumentation, data-conversion, and low-voltage digital logic and SRAM; sensing, processing, computing, and communication platforms for biomedical applications.

	Sigurd Wagner Professor of Electrical Engineering B422 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-4631 wagner@princeton.edu	large-area electronics, active electronic skin, e-textiles; amorphous and microcrystalline silicon on flexible foil substrates; printing of active electronics; microfluidic chips.