Research Highlights

"Evidence for a thermally driven charge-density- wave transition in 1T-TaS2 thin-film devices: Prospects for GHz switching speed" selected as Editor's Pick in Applied Physics Letters.

Leslie Ying has been elected Fellow of AIMBE for her “outstanding contributions to the development and biomedical applications of fast magnetic resonance imaging with sparse sampling.”

With this award, Professor Li will explore novel concepts to develop future generations of advanced transistors, which harness the full promise of atomically-thin, two-dimensional semiconductors.

Nature released a feature story summarizing major progress on radiative cooling, including two of Qiaoqiang Gan's projects.

With EE co-investigators Jonathan Bird and Peter Q. Liu, this grant brings one of the most advanced tools available in nanotechnology to UB.

Professor Leslie Ying has been appointed as the new Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging.

Leaders in quantum science and engineering met at UB to further a statewide push into this emerging field of research.

With this prestigious award, Professor Liu will investigate the advantages of combining the emerging field of graphene plasmonics and the relatively mature platform of semiconductor heterostructures.