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Jena Xing students attend the 2nd Annual Review meeting of the SUPREME Center at MIT
June 10-12 Jena Xing students traveled together to Cambridge to attend the 2nd Annual Review meeting of the SUPREME Center at MIT. Professor H. Grace Xing is the director of the SUPREME Center, a microelectronics research center funded through the JUMP 2.0 consortium...
EK Kim and Saumya Vashishtha (AEP’25) won awards at 2024 DRC and EMC
PhD student EK won a Best Oral Student Presentation Award at DRC 2024, congrats! He presented AlN/GaN/AlN HEMTs for RF amplifiers with 3 different designs: quantum well with both 2DEG and 2DHG, quantum well with 2DEG only and thick GaN channel. The study clearly...
Ambrose Yang (Cornell CS/ECE’24) – selected as a Merrill Scholar – honors Prof. Jena
https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2024/05/merrill-scholars-honor-mentors-who-inspired-them Ambrose was among the 42 Merrill Scholars who celebrated the high school teacher or mentor with the greatest influence on their early education and the Cornell faculty or staff...
Bennett Cromer reports record >6 MV/cm Ga2O3 Schottky Diodes – JVST-A Editor’s Pick
Bennett Cromer, a 5th year PhD candidate in the Jena-Xing group, has dedicated his degree to the study of the wide bandgap material Ga2O3. Following in the footsteps of Dr. Wenshen Li and Mr. Devansh Saraswat who demonstrated a record 4.3 MV/cm Ga2O3 Schottky diode in...
Expanding Your Horizons (EYH, for 7th-10th graders) takes place at Cornell on April 6, 2024
Kathleen Smith, currently a PhD student in the Jena-Xing group, has been involved with EYH for many years. This year she serves as one of the Facilities Chairs for EYH. Prof. Xing was an EYH workshop presenter for years during her tenure at the University of Notre...
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