Aditya’s Nano Letter unveils defect physics with novel scanning TDTR, wins best poster award at Electronic Materials Symposium http://www.electronicmaterialssymposium.org/home nanotechweb Nano Letter just out electronic materials symposium
Ken Goodson will be recognized at ITHERM 2018 for contributions to electronics thermal management and will deliver a luncheon plenary entitled “The Heat Conduction Renaissance” this coming June. Kenneth Goodson receives the Inaugural Richard Chu ITherm Award The mechanical engineering department chair has been recognized for his significant contributions to thermal management in electronic systems […]
Retaining liquids that wet the material surface is a big challenge, we’ve developed a strategy based on nanostructuring. Retaining liquids that wet nanostructured interfaces is a big challenge, Damena and collaborators have shown the route forward. J. Colloid Science & Technology is featuring our article with a cover image, and there is some nice press […]
Chirag & Joe led a novel heat sink design for GaN power electronics and co-authored the best poster at the Applied Power Electronics Conf. in San Antonio TX Here is the full reference for the poster, which is collaborative with the Pilawa group at UIUC: N. Pallo, C. Kharangate, T. Modeer, J. Schaadt, M. Asheghi, […]
Advanced Functional Materials just published our 5 year DARPA effort link to the paper
Our paper on dielectric phase separation in the Journal of Colloid and Interface Science Damena led our efforts on dielectric phase separation the nanoheat paper is just out and getting great attention. Well done! link to publication
Well done! Tanya Liu placed 3rd at the NSF Engineering Research Center Biennial Review by “perfectly pitching” her phase change spreaders with relevance for electric vehicle range. This competition involves a 90-second pitch, with only 1 slide and no props and is conducted in front of the entire Biennial Meeting audience. The winners of each […]
Jungwan’s new paper with industrial collaborators explores conduction limits while pushing the boundaries of high speed thermoreflectance Jungwan Cho from nanoheat with local industrial collaborators explores the limits of power electronics thermal management using composite GaN-diamond substrates. our paper just out
Dr. Damena Agonafer was a member of Nanoheat for 3 years with special contributions in our POETS NSF Center.His faculty career launched recently at Washington University, follow his progress here. Damena’s faculty website
Top poster among 50! Tanya Liu, Sri Lingameni, and James Palko get tons of credit, excellent news.