• AC Thin-film Electroluminescent (ACTFEL) display devices laboratory for fabrication, testing, and characterization of these devices for flat panel displays (1999-present).
• Program for destruction, and programming of autonomous robots that work cooperatively (1999-present).
• Growth and Characterization of CdTe/CdS solar cells (1993-present) including closed-space sublimation, thermal deposition, I-V, C-V, internal quantum efficiency, electroluminescence, and Kelvin surface potentials.
• Comprehensive study (1990-1992) of recombination in N-type GaAs requiring: analysis of transient and steady state photoluminescence, absorption coefficient deduced from transmission experiments on GaAs thin films, and photon recycling. Processed GaAs devices.
• Studies of silicon (degradation of radiation damaged, space-employed) and AlGaAs (assessing material quality solar cells (1985-1989).

Undergraduate Courses (developed and/or taught):

• EE 3329 Electronic Devices
• EE 4350 Integrated Circuits and Semiconductor Devices (every Fall)
• EE 4395 Introduction to MEMS (Spring 2004)

Graduate Courses (developed and/or taught):

• EE 5312 Advanced Optoelectronic Devices
• EE 5311 Semiconductor Devices

• BS, Electrical Engineering, May 1985, University of Notre Dame
• MS, Electrical Engineering, December 1987, Purdue University
• Ph.D., Electrical Engineering 1992, Purdue University