Contact information
|
Tyler A. Merz
476 Lomita Mall, McCullough Building,
(+1) 650-724-4691 |
|
Previous Education
Ohio State University, B.S. Engineering Physics, 2011. University of Cambrdige, MPhil Physics, 2012. Stanford University, PhD Applied Physics, ongoing.
Research Interests
The research which I performed during my undergraduate career largely focused on the topic of semiconducting oxides, their defects, and controlling their interfacial properties. I look to continue along this line of work while at Stanford by continuing to focus on oxide interfaces, but with the added ability to grow and manipulate heterostructures with the aim of inducing novel electronic states which might lead to novel device functionality.
Publications
See ResearcherID page for updated list.
Conference Presentations
2010 Sao Paulo Research Exchange, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil. "Native Defect formation with ZnO Nanostructure Growth." 2010 Electronic Materials Conference, University of Notre Dame, Indiana. "Native Defect formation with ZnO Nanostructure Growth." 2009 Electronic Materials Conference, Pennsylvania State University, Pennsylvania. "Nanoscale Deep Level Defect Mapping and Energetics at ZnO(0001) Surfaces."
Awards
Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship Winston Churchill Scholarship National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship
Designed by CSS.Design Sample