Topic

big-data for nano-electronics

A collection of 26 issues

New Review : Measuring, controlling and exploiting heterogeneity in optoelectronic nanowires

Group PhD students Ruqaiya Al-Abri and Hoyeon Choi have written an invited review article for JPhys Photonics, published today. Lead author Ruqaiya Al-Abri describes this work: Among the one-dimensional structures, semiconductor nanowires have attracted great attention; from the growth process to the production of functional devices they have been widely

EPSRC-funded PhD position now available

A fully funded EPSRC studentship (DTP) will be available in the group for a September 2021 start. This studentship is associated with the “Big-data for nano-electronics” project, and is open to UK-based applicants (EU applicants living in the UK may also be eligible for some support). The project will develop

2020.S7 - Group MPhys Students

The group welcomes a bumper set of new MPhys (Masters project) students on a range of projects. Welcome to all students! Big-data for nano-electronics – development of machine-learning tools for analysis of imaging and spectroscopic data for nanotechnology Rafe Whitehead, Thomas Blackmore, Omar Ahmed, Jonathan Ryding Earth’s-field NMR – design and

Welcome to Dr Stephen Church

The group welcomes our new PDRA working on the Big-data for Nano-Electronics project. Dr Stephen Church joins the group from working in cubic-phase GaN for white-light and RGB LEDs. Welcome to Stephen!

Postdoctoral Research Position Available: Big-Data for Nano-Electronics

A 2-year postdoctoral position is available in the group to work on data acquisition and analytics pipeline on the big-data for nano-electronics project. The post has the potential to be extended to 4 years. The successful candidate will apply statistical approaches to large-scale data produced by high-throughput spectroscopy and imaging

Seminar : LIV.DAT

Patrick gave a virtual seminar at Liverpool Big Data Science Centre for Doctoral Training (LIV.DAT) on “Big-data for nano-electronics“. Thanks to Prof. Carsten Welsch for the invitation!