The research projects conducted by electronics and photonics faculty are multidisciplinary and heavily collaborative. There is also an intense focus on transferring today's research activities into commercial enterprises.

RESEARCH ACTIVITIES:

• Materials growth by molecular-beam epitaxy (MBE) including novel compound semiconductor heterostructures and epitaxy of quantum wires and dots
• Semiconductor device physics
• High-power solid-state electronics
• Advanced photonic devices, Nanophotonics and Photonic integrated circuits
• Electromagnetic theory and antennas
• Fiber-optic networks
• Optoelectronic transceivers
• Silicon photonics
• Space optical communications using high-speed optical links
• Optoelectronic/electronic integration and co-design

LABORATORIES:

• Nanoelectronics and Energy Conversion Lab
• Biophotonics Imaging and Sensing Laboratory
• Nano-optoelectronic Materials & Devices Laboratory
• The Intelligent Computing Lab