Rate My Professor Eric Vogel

Vogel’s research specializes in the synthesis, structure, properties, and applications of electronic and nanoscale materials and devices for future electronics, with a focus on functional electronic and optical materials. Key areas include 2D materials such as graphene, biosensors, atomic layer deposition, III-V semiconductor devices, and micro and nano device engineering. He instructs courses on electronic and optical materials, quantum mechanics for materials science, and electrical characterization. A Fellow of the IEEE and MRS, Vogel has authored over 240 journal publications and proceedings, six book chapters, and delivered over 100 invited talks and tutorials. Selected key publications are 'Large-area graphene single crystals grown by low-pressure chemical vapor deposition of methane on copper' (Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2011), 'Graphene films with large domain size by a two-step chemical vapor deposition process' (Nano Letters, 2010), 'The effect of chemical residues on the physical and electrical properties of chemical vapor deposited graphene transferred to SiO2' (Applied Physics Letters, 2011), 'Handbook of semiconductor manufacturing technology' (CRC Press, 2000), and 'GaAs interfacial self-cleaning by atomic layer deposition' (Applied Physics Letters, 2008). His contributions have advanced understanding and development in nanoelectronics and materials for devices.