Prof. Carl V Thompson
Primary DLC
Areas of Interest and Expertise
Semiconductors
Device Fabrication
Synthesis and Processing
Research Summary
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Projects
January 22, 2019Department of Materials Science and Engineering
RuO2 as Cathode Material of Thin Film Lithium-ion Batteries (LIB)
Principal Investigator Carl Thompson
January 22, 2019Department of Materials Science and EngineeringKinetic Study of the Reversible Lithiation in Si Thin Film Anodes
Principal Investigator Carl Thompson
April 2, 2018Department of Materials Science and EngineeringReliability of GaN High Electron Mobility Transistors
Principal Investigator Carl Thompson
January 18, 2017Department of Materials Science and EngineeringSolid-State Dewetting of Metallic Thin Films
Principal Investigator Carl Thompson
December 4, 2013Department of Materials Science and EngineeringRekindling MIT’s Relationship with Myanmar
Principal Investigator Carl Thompson
July 19, 2012Department of Materials Science and EngineeringSkoltech Center for Electrochemical Energy Storage (CEES)
Principal Investigator Carl Thompson
September 22, 2011Department of Materials Science and EngineeringExperimental Characterization and Modeling of Templated Solid-State Dewetting of Thin Single-Crystal Ni Films
Principal Investigator Carl Thompson
January 13, 2010Department of Materials Science and EngineeringLaboratory for Advanced Materials (LAM)
Principal Investigator Carl Thompson
November 23, 2009Department of Materials Science and EngineeringNanomaterial Arrays for Energy Storage and Sensing
Principal Investigator Carl Thompson
July 18, 2008Department of Materials Science and EngineeringNanotechnology on a Silicon Platform
Principal Investigator Carl Thompson
July 18, 2008Department of Materials Science and EngineeringExploratory Research on Phase Change Materials for Applications in Micro- and Nano-Systems
Principal Investigator Carl Thompson
December 5, 2007Department of Materials Science and EngineeringTemplated Self-Assembly of Metal Particles: Controlled Dewetting of Thin Films
Principal Investigator Carl Thompson
December 5, 2007Department of Materials Science and EngineeringStress Evolution During Growth of Metal Thin Films
Principal Investigator Carl Thompson
October 2, 2007Department of Materials Science and EngineeringPhase Change Materials for Actuation in MEMS
Principal Investigator Carl Thompson
May 10, 2007Department of Materials Science and EngineeringStress Evolution During Reactive Film Formation
Principal Investigator Carl Thompson
May 10, 2007Department of Materials Science and EngineeringNano-Scale Machining with Femtosecond Laser Pulses
Principal Investigator Carl Thompson
May 10, 2007Department of Materials Science and EngineeringInelastic Deformation of Polycrystalline Films, Lines, and Dots
Principal Investigator Carl Thompson
February 12, 2007Department of Materials Science and EngineeringAdvanced Materials for Micro- and Nano-Systems (AMM&NS)
Principal Investigator Carl Thompson
November 1, 2006Department of Materials Science and EngineeringTemplated Self-Assembly for Nanoparticle Organization: Solid State Dewetting\n\n
Principal Investigator Carl Thompson
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Video
11.4.20-MRL-Digital-Welcome-Schuh
Over the past several decades the iterative trial-and-error approach to alloy design has become dramatically ‘digitally enhanced’. Physically-motivated computational models that incorporate thermodynamics, kinetics, and processing pathways can substantially narrow the search for optimum alloy compositions and configurations, while high-throughput experimental methods accelerate iteration. In advanced research areas where the controlling physics are not always known, computation can be augmented with data science and machine learning methods to span vast compositional spaces where few experiments exist. This talk will highlight projects of MIT faculty contributing to the digital transformation of the innovative ‘front-end’ of the metals industry—the design and reduction-to-practice of new alloys. 10.14.20-MRL-After-Moores-Thompson
MIT’s Interdisciplinary Materials Research Laboratory