| Robert Hull | | Professor, Materials Science and Engineering | | Charles Henderson Professor of Engineering | | Ph.D., University of Oxford | | | | Dr. Hull has served on the faculty since 1994, coming to the University from the physics research division of AT&T Bell Laboratories. He has published over 200 papers, review articles and book chapters in the fields of electronic materials, nanofabrication, electron and ion microscopy, semiconductor epitaxy, and defects in crystals. He has given about 150 invited and keynote conference presentations and seminars internationally. He is a member of the Materials Research Society, the American Physical Society, and the Microscopy Society of America. He was elected president of the Materials Research Society in 1997. He is Director of the "Center for Nanoscopic Materials Design" at U.Va, funded by the National Science Foundation under the Materials Research Science and Engineering Center program. | | | | Research Interests | | Dr. Hull's research focuses on electronic materials, nanostructural fabrication and characterization, microstructural properties, thin film growth and processing, structure and properties of interfaces, defects in crystalline materials, electron and ion beams, real-time observation of dynamic processes, and structural/(opto)electronic correlations. | | |
Sponsored Research
The Center for Nanoscopic Materials Design (funded by: National Science Foundation, Virginia’s Center for Innovative Technology, and IBM)
Nanoscale Contact Printing Techniques (funded by: DARPA)
Strained Layer Epitaxy (funded by: National Science Foundation)
III-V Semiconductor Quantum Dot Materials (funded by: National Science Foundation)
Materials Issues in 10 nm Devices for Integrated Circuits (funded by: Semiconductor Industry Association and DARPA)
Nanoscale Tomographic Techniques (funded by: Darpa and the National Science Foundation)
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