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Project scope
- Performed as on campus, lab work.
- Suitable for School of Engineering research-based courses, such as: ENGN2706, ENGN2707, ENGN3706, ENGN3712, ENGN4200, ENGN4350, ENGN4706, ENGN4712, ENGN4718, ENGN8601 or ENGN8602.
- Suitable for both domestic and international students.
- Objectives:
- Develop new Atomic Layer Deposition processes to produce nanolayers of materials
- Characterize the interface properties of these nanolayers with silicon
Project description
The project aims at producing nanolayers of materials (e.g. Al2O3) and analyze its behavior when in contact with the silicon surface. Depending on timelines, the project can vary from engineering and developing the process to applying these nanolayers on test structures to assess their potential performance in solar cells.
Deliverables
- This can be discussed at a later stage with the project supervisor.
Information for applicants
The specifics regarding materials and exactly process can be discussed at a later stage.
Essential skills and background
- N/A
Desirable requirements
- N/A
Student takeaways
- Experience in an advanced photovoltaic laboratory and operation of complex systems and tools.
Knowledge on silicon-based solar cells, materials science, microelectronics, physics of semiconductors.
How to apply
If you are interested, please email an Expression of interest including your research interests, to the project supervisor.