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Nuo Zhang

Job title:

Alumni

Affiliation:

Mechanical Engineering

Professor Albert P. Pisano (Advisor)

Ph.D. 2014

Role:

Alumni

Nuo Zhang

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Projects & Publications

Silicon Carbide Bipolar Junction Transistors for High Temperature Sensing Applications

BPN644: HEaTS: SiC Bipolar Junction Transistors for Harsh Environment Sensing Applications

BPN590: QES: MEMS Polymer Infrared Sensor Array

BPN535: MEMS Poly/Nano: Nano-Particulate Composite Materials for Energy and Sensing Applications

BPN503: MEMS Poly/Nano: Compact, Organic RRAM for Transparent and Flexible Electronic Application