New York, New York, United States
Experienced Professor with a demonstrated history of working in the higher education. Skilled in research on Thin Films, Epitaxial stress issues, Semiconductors, Superconducting Oxides, Materials Science of everyday things, Physics, and Nanomaterials. Strong education professional with a Doctor of Science focused in Materials Science and Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Guggenheim Fellow, Fellow of American Physical Society and American Ceramic Society, Presidential Faculty Fellow (early days' Presidential Early Career Faculty Award) from US President William Jefferson Clinton and National Science Foundation, BASF Faculty Research Grant, IBM Faculty Grant, Outstanding Woman Scientist Award NYC 1997, DuPont Faculty Grant
Last mile problem of twisted copper wire, Surface modification and nitridation of metals, Growth of superconducting oxide thin films. with novel approaches.
Crystallite rotation with in-situ TEM