Roger K. Lake
Associate Professor
Ph.D. (Electrical Engineering), Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, 1992
Senior Physics Engineer, Applied Research Lab, Raytheon Systems, 1997-2000 Member Technical Staff, Central Research Lab, Texas Instruments, 1993-1997
Research: Theory of electron transport through nanostructured, disordered and amorphous materials; modeling semiconductor devices from the atomistic, to the device, thorugh the circuit level; theoretical and computational electronics and opto-electronics; ultra-scaled devices and device physics; high frequency and transient quantum device simulation; and novel materials, devices and architectures. Dr. Lake is a Member of the American Physics Society and the IEEE. His awards include a Semiconductor Research Corporation Fellowship, 1988-92.
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Email:rlake@ee.ucr.edu
Extension: 2111
Associate Professor
Ph.D. (Electrical Engineering), Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, 1992
Senior Physics Engineer, Applied Research Lab, Raytheon Systems, 1997-2000 Member Technical Staff, Central Research Lab, Texas Instruments, 1993-1997
Research: Theory of electron transport through nanostructured, disordered and amorphous materials; modeling semiconductor devices from the atomistic, to the device, thorugh the circuit level; theoretical and computational electronics and opto-electronics; ultra-scaled devices and device physics; high frequency and transient quantum device simulation; and novel materials, devices and architectures. Dr. Lake is a Member of the American Physics Society and the IEEE. His awards include a Semiconductor Research Corporation Fellowship, 1988-92.
WWW:Research
Email:rlake@ee.ucr.edu
Extension: 2111