We are pleased to announce the University of Notre Dame Symposium on Electronics and Photonics:

Thursday, October 22
12:30 - 5:00pm
310 Jordan Hall

The symposium is an excellent opportunity for researchers to share their latest results and to learn about research in the local community. Contributed talks will be 10 minutes long with 2 minutes for questions. Student presenters will be considered for Best Presentations, with cash prizes totaling $900. The topics for this year's symposium include:

• Electronic devices
• Photonic devices and integration
• Low-dimensional systems and 2D crystals
• Applied photonics and biophotonics
• Nanomagnetics
• Other topics in electronics and photonics

Abstract submission is now closed

Schedule of topics/presenters

	SESSION A Photonic Devices & Integration	12:35 - 1:40 pm • Room 310 Jordan Hall
Time	Presenter	Title of Talk
12:35 pm	SM Islam Electrical Engineering	Deep UV LEDs with GaN/AlN quantum structures using polarization-induced doping
12:50 pm	Paul Johns Chemistry & Biochemistry	Surface plasmon propagation in cut waveguides
1:00 pm	Kaijun Feng Electrical Engineering	Engineering the Restrahlen band with hybrid plasmonic/phononic mode
1:10 pm	Yuan Tian Electrical Engineering	Compound semiconductor native oxides for direct wafer bonding in optical integration
1:20 pm	Zachary Santonil Electrical Engineering	Application of critical dimension metrology techniques for the fabrication of low loss optical waveguides
1:30 pm	Jinyang Li Electrical Engineering	Oxide-confined high index contrast ridge waveguide lasers
1:40 pm	Break
	SESSION B Nanomagnetics & low-dimensional systems and 2D crystals	1:50 - 2:40 pm • Room 310 Jordan Hall
1:50 pm	Sara Fathipour Electrical Engineering	Tunnel transistors using atomically thin semiconductors
2:00 pm	Xin Mu Aerospace & Mechanical Engineering	Fine-tuning of thermal transport across graphene-metal interfaces through controlled functionalization
2:10 pm	Himadri Dey Electrical Engineering	Novel coupling scheme for nanomagnet logic (NML) applications
2:20 pm	Dr. Gary Zaiats Radiation Laboratory	Nonconcentric PbSe/CdSe colloidal quantum dots
2:30 pm	Adam Papp Electrical Engineering	Spin-wave-based computing
2:40 pm	Break
	SESSION C Applied photonics and biophotonics and other topics	3:00 - 4:10 pm • Room 310 Jordan Hall
3:00 pm	Genevieve Vigil Electrical Engineering	Saturation multiphoton microscopy toward super resolution and super penetration
3:10 pm	Gerardo Silva Oelker Electrical Engineering	Sparse tensor approximation for uncertainty quantification on 2D periodic gratings
3:20 pm	Zhongming Li Chemistry & Biochemistry	Super-resolution imaging with mid-IR photothermal microscopy on the single particle level
3:30 pm	Owen Dominguez Electrical Engineering	Designing mid-infrared mie-based optical metamaterials
3:40 pm	Charles Filipiak Electrical Engineering	Holography undergraduate research and outreach activities at Notre Dame
3:50 pm	Aamir Khan Electrical Engineering	3-dimensional, high-resolution oxygen microscopy in vivo through multiphoton phosphorescence lifetime imaging
4:00 pm	Yide Zhang Electrical Engineering	On increasing the imaging rate of frequency-domain multiphoton fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy
4:10 pm	Break
	SESSION D Electronic devices	4:20 - 5:00 pm • Room 310 Jordan Hall
4:20 pm	Golnaz Karbasian Electrical Engineering	Experimental demonstration of single electron transistors featuring SiO2 PEALD in Ni-SiO2-Ni tunnel junctions
4:30 pm	Erich Kinder Electrical Engineering	Ion-locking electrolytes: A room temperature doping solution for 2D electronics and optoelectronics
4:40 pm	Kaiyu Fu Chemistry & Biochemistry	Fabrication of high density nanoelectrode arrays via directed self-assembly of block copolymers
4:50 pm	Michael McConnell Electrical Engineering	Platinum oxidation and reduction during single electron transistor fabrication
	Abstracts

Questions?

Please contact the program co-chairs Kaijun Feng (kfeng@nd.edu) and Owen Dominguez (odomingu@nd.edu).

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