Seungkeun Choi MEMS Organic Electronics

I am looking for two undergraduate students to join my research group.
I am conducting research on organic electronics with applications on photovoltaics (OPV), light-emitting diodes (OLED), and transistors. Highly motivated students should take a look at my research website (http://faculty.washington.edu/schoi5) and directly contact me. Preference will be given to students who are interested in attending graduate school and pursuing research careers.

	Skills and Qualifications
Position 1	Must be an EE major Courses taken: Devices and Circuits (Required), and Semiconductor Devices (Optional) Focus: study organic based photovoltaic technologies including fundamentals of photovoltaics, materials, and characterization. High personal motivation, self-management, and detail-orientation.
Position 2	Organic chemistry major or EE major with organic chemistry background. Courses taken: General chemistry (Required) and Organic chemistry (Optional) Focus: study various organic semiconductors (small molecules or polymers) which are used in various organic electronics applications.
Common skills for both positions
Ability to take responsibility in meeting deadlines and making progress without direct supervision. Ability to review, survey literatures with given topics and analyze, summarize and organize them. Strong written and spoken communication skills. Strong academic writing skills. Must attend weekly meeting and do the power point presentation.

Benefits include great opportunity to start research in organic electronics, course credit (B EE 499, Undergraduate research), and possibility in publications.
If you are interested in one of the positions, please send me your resume and transcript with brief research interests.

Assistant Professor / Science and Technology
University of Washington Bothell
Email: schoi[at]uwb.edu
Office: UWBB 228

UNIVERSITY of WASHINGTON | BOTHELL

Electrical Engineering | Science & Technology