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Congrats to Jaeho Lee, who won one of the prestigious student presentation awards at MRS in Boston, as well as one of the Best in Session awards at the SRC TECHCON.      

Congrats to Elah Bozorg-Grayeli, Saniya Leblanc, Jaeho Lee, Yuan Gao, Zijian Li, Amy Marconnet, and Joe Miler, we will miss you! View our alumni

This recognizes outstanding support of thermosciences classes! She is a highly deserving recipient this year for her outstanding support of the thermosciences undergraduate classes as well as ME352B.  This annual award is given to a few professors and TAs to honor their commitment, dedication, and excellence in teaching. Selections are made based on nominations from […]

Nanoheat lab congratulates Michael Barako on winning a couple of really outstanding awards this spring.The first was a competitive and prestigious NDSEG fellowship, effective Fall 2012.The second is the Centennial TA award, in recognition of his service for the class ME131A (Introduction to Heat Transfer) during Fall quarter 2011-2012.Way to go Michael! Congrats to Michael […]

We welcome two undergraduate researchers into the lab. Jena Barnes, a junior in materials science & engineering, and Maneeshika Madduri, a junior in electrical engineering, are conducting projects on thermoelectric characterization of nanowire thin films.

Saniya LeBlanc wins ASME Materials Division Award for the poster titled “Electrothermal Characterization of Zinc Oxide Nanowire Contacts” at the 2011 ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress & Exposition.

NanoHeat Lab awarded major new AFOSR grant to study fundamentals of electron and phonon transport at interfaces.

Congrats to Jaeho Lee, Sri Lingamneni, Elah Bozorg-Grayeli, and Shilpi Roy for being selected as summer 2012 interns at Intel MTG, Intel ATD, KLA Tencor, and Quantalife respectively.

The reviews are in and the revisions are complete, and the NanoHeat lab will present an unprecedented 9 papers at ITHERM 2012 in San Diego, CA, May 30-June 2.

Jaeho Lee, Takashi Kodama, and Yoonjin Won are recognized by 2nd place in best paper competition at the ASME MNHMT 2012 in February in Atlanta!  The paper presented first data for the thermoelectric properties of GeSbTe films down to 25 nm.