Yongqiang Wang (aka Little
John) |

Research Associate
Ph.D. Physics
Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 1997
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John is currently interested in the growth of rare-earth doped GaN
layers with MBE technology. His main research goal is to achieve three
color integration on Si wafer and glass.
--Lord Chairman of Slackness,
High Commissioner Boojum Division,
AKA 'Dr. Green', Drama Club, Home Coming Court
John is a lost fish in the NanoLab sea; we are
currently looking for him with our baseball bats. Soon, he will learn to
loaf while looking busy in front of the boss-man. He hopes to one day be
able to discover the secrets of the CVD-sabatoging monster that lives in
the clean room. |
wangy7@email.uc.edu |
Jason Heikenfeld |

Research Scientist
Ph.D. Electrical Engineering,
University Of Cincinnati, 2001
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Jason
is currently interested in AC thin film electroluminescence of rare-earth doped GaN phosphor layers. Since the
latter years of his undergraduate program, Jason had been interested in
working with devices/ materials for next-generation flat panel displays.
Jason is also the NanoLab webmaster for this site.
--All-Powerful Master
of Vapors and Big Important Sounding Title Denoting Seniority.
Jason is another of those who haven't learned their lesson from going to
school for years and years. After inhaling too many lab vapors one day,
he decided he'd like to be a florist but ended up here instead.
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heikenjc@email.uc.edu |
Zhou Yu (aka Joe) |

Ph.D.
Student
M.S. Materials Science and Engineering
University of Cincinnati, 2000
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Joe is interested in
Metal-organic Chemical Vapor Deposition (MOCVD) technique and growth of
GaN based thin films by MOCVD.
-Joint Chief of Office Supplies as
Defense Weapons
Joe has taken over the chief role of Mr. Fix-It
here in the lab. He is a plumber by trade, but thought what the hell and
decided to do semiconductors.
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yuzu@email.uc.edu |
Dong-Seon Lee (aka Don the
Master) |
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Research
Associate
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M.S. Physics,
- Seoul National University, 1989
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B.S. Physics,
- Seoul National University, 1987.
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Ph.D. Electrical Engineering,
- University of Cincinnati, 2002
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Don
has been researching rare earth doped GaN, specifically in terms of
physical properties of the material system. Don has gained considerable
experience in SEM and X-RAY techniques which are used to analyze surface
morphology and crystallinity, respectively.
--Chief Joint of Happiness, Minister of
Trailing Edge Technologies, Master of the 3-point Shot
Don
is the new MBE-man in charge of keeping the rats and bats out of the
machine. He does this by sputtering them with Fe as they fly by and
capturing them with magnets. When Don isn't at the lab he is busy
huslting pick-up basketball games in order to bring in extra cash for
his liquid nitrogen habit.
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ledo@email.uc.edu |
Steve Allen |

Ph.D.
Student
M.S. Electrical Engineering,
Princeton
University, 2003
B.S. Physics,
B.S. Chemistry,
Ohio University, 2001
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Steve is interested in hybrid organic-inorganic LEDs for application in
high efficiency flat panel displays.
--Redeemer and Spiritual Healer of the
Teleland
Steve is trying to solve a universal problem: how to
make all telephones silent wherever he is. His first solution is ..., ah....
He said he did not want to tell us anything about it before his idea
becoming a Teleland patent.
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allensc@email.uc.edu |
Weixin Li (aka Wayne) |

Ph.D.
Student
M.E.
Material Science & Engineering,
Shanghai University, 2001.
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Wayne is interested in the
research area of organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs). His main work in
NanoLab will focuse on light emitting polymer devices.
--Ultimate Benefactor
and Chief Administrator of Antiquated OLEDs Technologies.
Wayne
used to be a Tropicana Sun-Tan Lotion model, but is now more interested
in the effects of Tropicana Sun-Tan Lotion in organic thin film
deposition processes.
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liwx@email.uc.edu |
Ming Pan |

Research Associate
Ph.D.
Chemistry (Emphasis on Materials),
University of
Science and Technology of China, 1998
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Ming is currently interested in GaN based materials and devices.
With rich experiences on CVD and thin film growth, he modified an MOCVD system to grow RE doped GaN
thin films. Ming is
also working on Plasma
Etching and Device fabrication.
--Last Living Member
of the Heralded Guild of Therapeutic Lawn Bowling, Lawn Bowling
Magazine's 'Lawn Bowler of the Year, 1983'.
Ming actually thinks he is going to continue Johns success in CVD
even though its a far cry from his previous lawn bowling expertise. The
only problem is, John never told him where he hid the scotch tape he
uses to seal the holes in the Silane and Arsine gas tube.
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panm@email.uc.edu |
Robert Jones (aka Mr. Donna-Jones) |
Ph.D. Student
M.S.
Physics, University of Cincinnati, 2001
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Bob J.
is interested in Rare Earth doped Gallium Nitride growth with System X
for the purpose of Flat panel display (FPD) applications as well as
developing and testing FP devise structure.
--"X-files actor's model who never
appears in X-files, but in X-system", by TV guide 12, 2001
Bob J. is still not sure yet what
title he would like to earn, artist or POP_II. Same problem for him is
to make a decision between X-files and X-system.
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Robj@physics.uc.edu |
Jeong Ho Park (aka Data
Chef) |
Ph.D.
Student
M.S. Physics,
Yonsei University, 1994
B.S. Physics, Hankook
University of
Foreign Studies, 1991
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Jeong-Ho is interested in growth of GaN:ER material
system with MBE technology and their physical properties. He is also have
lots of interest to their optimization for ELD application.
--Vice President of RGB Combination, Inc.,
who is opening the new business branch in Galaxy Nano.
Jeong-Ho is trying to catch all new pictures Don has
painted and to send all of them to the Galaxy Nano.
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parkje@email.uc.edu |
Julie
Meunchen |

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- Julie keeps the Nanolab running smoothly. She works part
time as the NanoLab secretary leaving time for her to raise her
children. For her going home from work is a relief since
adolescents are easier to deal with than disorganized NanoLab
students.
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--Grand Chancelor of
Organizational Skills and Supplier of Yummy Holiday Cookies.
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Julie is secretary for the NanoLab and most valuable member given
the overall lack of organization amongst disorientated NanoLab
students.
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jmuenche@ececs.uc.edu
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NanoLab
Mystery Member |
background,
unknown
planet of origin, unknown |
The
NanoLab Mystery Member is the real reason behind the continued success
of NanoLab research... even though the students won't admit it publicly. The picture at left is the only known photograph ever
captured of the NanoLab Mystery Member. |
no email: contact via telepathy only |